What are the common themes in Bulma, Goku, and gamer - related fanfiction?

Look at reviews. If a lot of readers are complaining about clichés, flat characters, or a bad plot, it's probably a shitty romance novel. Also, check the author's track record. If they've written a bunch of novels with the same old formula, it might not be worth your time.

In a novel, good karma often works as a sort of cause - and - effect mechanism. For example, if a character is kind to others, like helping a poor person, later in the story they might receive unexpected help themselves. It's like the universe in the story rewards their good deeds.

There are indeed. There are accounts where gay individuals share their experiences of self - bondage in the context of a broader exploration of their identity. These stories often emphasize the emotional and mental aspects, like how it makes them feel more in touch with themselves, rather than being centered around anything inappropriate. But they are typically shared in more private or specialized communities.

There is no true story behind 'Death Note'. It was created as a work of art in the form of manga and anime. The story contains many fantastical elements such as the Shinigami, or death gods, who drop the Death Note into the human world. This is all part of the fictional universe that was carefully crafted by the author, not something that has any basis in reality.

A family had a mortgage PPI that they suspected was mis - sold as they were not given proper information about the exclusions. They took the initiative to claim. They first wrote to their lender, clearly stating their case. The lender initially resisted but after they provided more evidence, the lender agreed to refund all the PPI payments. This refund enabled them to do some home improvements that they had been putting off due to lack of funds.

No, currently Instagram doesn't have a built - in feature to watch stories anonymously. When you view someone's story, they can see that you've viewed it.

Yes, it is. 'Youjo Senki' has an interesting plot. It combines elements of military strategy, alternate history, and a unique take on the isekai genre. The protagonist's character development is quite engaging as she uses her wits to navigate the complex military and political situations in the new world she's been reincarnated into.

I don't think so. Naruto as a whole, both the original work and a lot of fanfiction, is centered around much more than just violence. Naruto Uzumaki is on a journey to gain recognition, make friends, and protect his village. In fanfiction, writers often explore different relationships, character backstories, and new adventures that are not related to violence. Only a small portion might have violent elements, but it's not a general characteristic.

One common element is treasure. Pirates are always on the hunt for gold, jewels or some other valuable loot. Another is the ship, which is their home and means of transportation on the high seas. Also, there's often a sense of adventure and danger.

The 'Trial by Fire' is based on a tragic real - life story. It's about a couple who faced an unimaginable loss. Their two children died in a fire incident that was suspected to be due to negligence in a restaurant. The story then follows their journey of seeking justice, the legal battles they had to endure, and the emotional turmoil they went through as they fought against the system that seemed to be against them at times.