There is a novel whose protagonist is called Rong Zhi.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Melanight Secret Story' you are referring to. It could be a very personal or a local story that I'm not familiar with.

The main story of Star Stable is about a girl who arrives at Jorvik island. She discovers a world full of magic, horses, and mysteries. She then embarks on various adventures, making friends and facing challenges along the way. It involves things like uncovering secrets about the island's past and dealing with different characters, both friendly and not so friendly.

The theme of secrecy is quite prevalent. Just like in the original Harry Potter series where he had to keep his wizarding world a secret from muggles, in werewolf Harry fanfic, he often has to hide his werewolf nature. Also, the theme of power and control is common. Harry has to learn to control his werewolf powers which can be both a strength and a danger.

One of the most memorable stories I've heard was when a couple had their first kiss during a rainstorm. They were running for shelter and stopped under an awning. Their eyes met, and they kissed right there, getting a bit wet from the rain but not caring at all. It was a very romantic and spontaneous moment.

In 'Frozen', Elsa has a journey of self - discovery. She sucks in the understanding of her powers and how to control them. Anna also sucks in the importance of love and family. The story of these two sisters can be considered as a 'girls sucking story' with themes of growth and relationships.

In fanfiction, when Serena visits Ash in Alola, they might go on new adventures together. Maybe they explore the unique Pokémon in Alola, like going to find a rare Alolan Vulpix. They could also participate in local Pokémon battles and festivals, strengthening their bond all the while.

I'm not entirely sure specifically what a 'whiskey tango foxtrot novel' is about as it could be a very unique or not widely known novel. It might be some sort of military - themed or code - named story given the use of what seem like military radio call - signs in the title.

Probably young adults. They are often interested in visual novels as they can be a form of entertainment that combines story - telling with some interactivity.

You can try looking for it in big bookstores. They usually have a section for graphic novels.

Well, the obvious special thing is the 'two for one' deal which means you get more value for your money. You can have two Spider - Man stories in one purchase.