delusions of saviour

Sasuke could also be the saviour. He has the power and the backstory that could be developed in a fanfiction to make him into a saviour. He might use his Sharingan and his new - found understanding of the ninja world to save it from a threat that only he can perceive or combat.

The following are some recommended lifesaving novels for girls: 1. [The Female Lead's Salvation Manual: Quick Transmigration]: This novel tells the story of the female protagonist, Yan Geyun, becoming the main character of the Salvation System. Through the Quick Transmigration, she transmigrated to a different world and saved the world. 2. " I created the Salvation Organization ": This novel tells the story of the protagonist establishing the Salvation Organization to save human civilization. I hope these recommendations can satisfy the girls 'demand for salvation novels.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'dark saviour story' is about without more context. It could be a story about a character who is a saviour but has a darker side, perhaps with complex motives or methods that are not entirely traditional or heroic.

Well, it could be about many things. Maybe it's a story where the main character becomes the saviour in the Naruto universe. It might involve saving the village from a great threat, like a powerful enemy or a natural disaster. It could also be about saving a particular character from a bad situation.

It could be a story of Laura saving someone or something in a heroic way. Maybe she saves a town from a disaster or rescues a person in danger.

The 'delusion' of a utopian society is also prevalent in some fiction novels. They portray a world where there is no poverty, crime, or inequality. However, in the real world, creating such a perfect society is extremely difficult due to various factors such as human nature, limited resources, and different interests among people.

Not all novelists would fantasize. Writing a novel was a creative activity that required the author to use his imagination and creativity to construct the plot and character image. Although some authors might have some imagination in the process of writing, most authors would try their best to follow the rules and laws of the real society, and at the same time, they also needed to consider the rationality and logic of the story. Therefore, writing a novel required the author to have strong imagination and creativity, as well as a certain writing ability and story-building ability.

Not necessarily. It depended on the genre of the novel and the author's writing style. Some novelists create interesting plots by creating fictional worlds and characters, while others pay more attention to the realism of the plot and characters. Therefore, novelists didn't necessarily make up their minds. They would decide how to write a novel based on their own interests and writing style.

One success story is of a family where the saviour sibling was able to donate bone marrow to their ill sibling. The ill child had a rare blood disorder. The saviour sibling was a perfect match and the transplant was successful. This led to the ill child's recovery and a normal life for both children.

I don't have enough information to determine the main characters in the 'dark saviour story'. It could be a lone hero with a dark past, or it could involve a group of characters where one plays the role of the dark saviour among them.