do not read this

Only the pronunciation of the word "A" is wéi zhī yā.

Shu Bi's pronunciation was shū.

Shu's pronunciation was shū.

The pronunciation of 'scribe' was 'shū l.' In the Han Code, the explanation of "scribe" referred to the general term of officials in various official offices inside and outside the Qing Dynasty, also known as the Ministry Office. They handled official business and were considered employees. It was often a profession passed down from father to son.

Fei's pronunciation was fāi.

Some actors might read fanfiction. It depends on their personal interests. Some may be curious to see how fans are imagining their characters, while others may not have the time or inclination to delve into it.

I don't think gods read fanfiction. Gods are typically associated with grander things like creating the world, governing natural forces, and guiding moral compasses. Fanfiction is a very human - centric and modern form of creative writing, often related to pop culture. It seems out of place to think that deities would be involved with it. They have their own 'stories' in religious canons, and those are quite different from the nature of fanfiction.

Yes, many men do read fiction. There are various types of fiction like adventure, science - fiction, and mystery that appeal to men. For example, a lot of men enjoy reading adventure novels such as those by Clive Cussler, where they can follow the exciting exploits of the main characters in different parts of the world.

Yes, many people read novels. Novels offer a great escape from reality, taking readers to different worlds, times, and experiences. They can be a form of entertainment during leisure time, like on a long commute or a lazy Sunday afternoon.

Yes, in a way. In children's stories or fairy tales, stars are often depicted as if they can watch over the world and by extension, be part of the stories that are told. But in reality, stars are celestial bodies and don't have the ability to read in the way humans do.