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Yes, Grounded can be considered a story game. It often has elements of narrative and character development.

The praying mantis in Water Margins Q was not a mythical beast but an ordinary pet. In novels, divine beasts usually referred to pets with extraordinary abilities, mysterious powers, or special characteristics, such as dragons, phoenixes, and qilins. Although the mantis was an insect, it did not have the legendary special abilities or mysterious characteristics, so it was not a divine beast.

The length of the story in Grounded can vary depending on how you play and explore. But typically, it offers several hours of gameplay and story content.

It varies. The length of the Grounded story can depend on a number of factors, like the author's style and the complexity of the plot.

It depends. The length of the Grounded story can vary depending on how you play and the depth you explore.

Sure, Grounded has a story. It typically centers around characters' survival and exploration in a unique setting. There are challenges and developments that drive the narrative forward.

An example of a struggling sentence is as follows: Without struggle, there would be no success; without hardship, there would be no joy; without hardship, there would be no happiness; without setbacks, there would be no growth. Only by keeping your feet on the ground can you take every step accurately; only by looking up at the sky can you see every step clearly. 3. Struggle makes the flower of life more gorgeous; Struggle makes the flower of life more fragrant; Struggle makes the tree of dreams stronger. 4. Struggle makes the tree of the soul more upright; struggle makes the flag of the spirit more fierce; struggle makes the shoes of walking more solid. Struggle makes difficulties no longer scary; struggle makes setbacks a thing of the past; struggle makes success more brilliant.

No, Mantis Peters is not a sister in the comics.

No, they aren't. Mantis and Peter have no direct relationship as siblings in the comics.