Which of Mo Yan's novels was worth reading?

For me, 'City of Death' is the best. It's a very fun and engaging story. It has a great sense of humor which is a hallmark of the Tom Baker era. The plot involves time travel and a mystery in Paris. The scenery and the art direction are really well - done, making it a visually appealing story. Plus, Tom Baker's Doctor interacts really well with the other characters, especially Romana, and they have some great comedic moments together.

In one of the '10 minute ghost stories', there could be a tale about a school that is haunted. Students often report seeing a shadowy figure in the hallways. One brave student decides to investigate and finds out that it was a former teacher who had an accident in the school and his spirit still lingers there.

Well, in some of the 'Scary and Sad True Stories', there is a tale of a soldier coming back from war with severe PTSD. He had a hard time adjusting to civilian life and his family had a tough time dealing with his mood swings and nightmares. It's sad because he was a hero but was so broken inside. And a scary story could be about a town that had a series of unexplained disappearances. People would just vanish without a trace, leaving the whole town in fear.

They could also be stories that focus on the growth and development of two boys. For example, how they face challenges in their lives, such as dealing with bullies or getting good grades at school. These stories can show their courage and the support they give to each other during tough times. Maybe they have a common hobby like playing football, and the story could revolve around their journey in the sport, from being beginners to more skilled players, and all the fun and difficulties that come with it.

One of the more well - known Perth ghost stories is about a haunted hotel in the city. Guests have reported strange things like lights turning on and off by themselves, and doors slamming shut when no one was near. It is believed that a former guest who had an untimely death still lingers there. Also, the tales from the old cemeteries in Perth are famous. There are often reports of seeing shadowy figures among the tombstones.

One possible plot twist could be that Gaston has a change of heart and realizes the error of his ways. He starts to see Belle not just as a trophy to be won, but as a person with her own dreams and desires. This newfound understanding could lead to a more complex relationship where he tries to make amends for his past behavior and truly win her heart in a more honorable way.

Bellatrix Lestrange is also very popular. Her loyalty to Voldemort and her wild, unhinged nature provide a lot of material for darke fanfiction. Writers might write about her solo adventures or her relationships with other dark wizards.

They can be developed through facing challenges. For example, if they encounter a difficult puzzle or enemy, they have to use their wits and skills. This shows their growth.

No, it doesn't seem to be a common phrase. In most fandoms, we usually hear about things like 'canon vs fanfic' or how fanfic is inspired by the original work. This phrase 'azir stepped on fanfic' is so specific that it would probably only be known within a very small group of fans who are familiar with both the Azir character and the particular situation where this phrase might apply. For example, if Azir is a relatively new or niche character, it's even less likely to be a common phrase across a large fandom.

We can learn to be fearless. For example, in the story of the brave firemen who rush into burning buildings. They don't think about their own safety at first. This teaches us that when there is a need, we should overcome our fears. It shows that courage is about facing difficulties head - on.