Characters might not develop in the traditional sense. Since there's no time, there's no aging, no learning from past experiences in a sequential way. They could exist in a state of stasis, but with different aspects of their personality or identity being explored simultaneously. For example, a character could be both a child - like innocent and a wise old sage at the same time, without having to go through the process of growing up over time.
If time didn't exist, the concept of a story would be very different. There would be no linear progression of events. A story might be more like a collection of moments, feelings, and ideas all jumbled together without a clear beginning, middle, or end. For example, a character's experiences of love, fear, and joy would not be separated by time intervals but would co - exist in a sort of timeless chaos.
It would likely be a very different place. Without Tony Stark's genius and charisma, many of the technological advancements and heroic deeds he's known for wouldn't have happened.
Fighting Soul Mysterious Heaven, Supreme Flower God, Card Spirit Summoner, Reborn into an Emperor in a Different World, Martial Breaking the Demonic Sky, Seal of Order, Proud Puppet Master, Familiar: I Can Give Words, World of Martial Arts Feather Record, and I Want to Be a Hero. Although these novels belonged to the fantasy genre, they did not have elements such as magic or battle aura. Instead, they used the power of the soul and subdued beasts as the background, which was unique. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
No, it's probably not a true story. Usually, such titles suggest a work of imagination rather than being based on real events. Maybe it's a made-up story to capture people's attention and interest.
The reason why there was no Sims in China was mainly because the game's publishing company was Smilegate, a game company in Taiwan. In 2001, Smilegate launched the Sims series for the first time. However, due to the political relationship between the mainland of China and Taiwan at that time, the game could not be listed in the mainland of China.
In addition, the Sims series of games had a certain degree of freedom in terms of gameplay and graphics, which attracted many players. If a similar game could be launched in mainland China, perhaps more players would be willing to buy and play this game.
😋I recommend the following novels to you:
1. "Four Seasons Pastoral Land": A straight man traveled to ancient times and became a poor woman with a child. He began a life of farming and business without a CP.
2. [Forensic Princess Online Clearing Her Name]: A beautiful forensic doctor from the 21st century traveled to an unrecorded dynasty, where she used her professional skills to solve cases and fell in love with her right-hand man, the Supreme Court Minister.
3. [The Traversing Servant Maiden's Counterattack: A gold medal killer transmigrated into the body of an official lady of an empty dynasty and became the granddaughter of the ever-victorious general of the current dynasty, living the life of a little tyrant.]
I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Imagining something that doesn't exist on the basis of historical figures is technically not illegal because fictional works are not protected by law. However, if such fictional works involved real-life characters, places, events, etc., changing historical facts without authorization could cause legal problems.
For example, if one created a fictional creation based on a historical celebrity, such as putting the classical mechanics system created by Newton into modern times or altering a historical event to change the direction of history, it might cause confusion in historical knowledge and even affect history itself.
Therefore, when creating fictional works, it was necessary to respect historical facts to avoid negatively affecting historical knowledge.
My answer may not be completely accurate. There was indeed a female character named Xu Miaojin in history, but she was not a fictional character. She was a real historical character.
Xu Miaojin was an official and general in the Ming Dynasty. She was born into a military family. Her father was a general in the Ming Dynasty army. After she grew up, Xu Miaojin married an official and became one of his wives. Not only did she have outstanding performance in the military field, but she also made contributions to politics and economics.
However, because Xu Miaojin's life and deeds were not very famous historical events, her popularity in history might be relatively low. If you have more information about her, I would be happy to help you understand her historical status and contributions.