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The tax driving Heng Gao was a poem in the "Ode to the Luo God", which described the scene when the author admired the beautiful scenery by the Luo River. To be specific, driving to Henggao meant that the author would take a carriage to Henggao to enjoy the beautiful scenery there. Heng Gao was a highland by the water, where herbs grew. This poem described the scenery of the Henggao area and the image of the beautiful goddess he saw.

I recommend the urban life novel, The Cultivation Writing System. The protagonist of this novel, Chu Dong, obtained a magical system due to an accident. He can obtain immortal cultivation resources by writing novels, including the chapter on collecting the "IQ tax." It seems that it should meet your needs. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The characters included the male protagonist, Griffith, the female protagonist, Galadia, and the female protagonist, Sonia de La Mole. I am a mage, a mysterious and elegant mage! Male Supporting Actor-Lana Rang, can you ask if my horse-killing sword agrees? The supporting actor, Midian Maia. Ophelia had never said,"Midian Maia, you don't have to be a wolf in bed!" The supporting actor was Roland. It was said that Roland's last words before he committed suicide were,"Wait a minute, Tid. I admit my mistake!" Female supporting role-Fiona de Chalon, female supporting role-Krista, female supporting role-Ophelia, full name Ophelia van Ischuttal. She had never said,"Midian Mayer, you don't have to be a wolf in bed!" Supporting actress-Elusha Valkyrie, catch you and eat you! Female supporting role-Amber Rosselette. "Blood Taxes" by Big Melon Bear. It was a fantasy/sword and magic novel with sword and magic, transmigration, Cthulhu, and fantasy historical elements. The war on the Eastern Front has ended, and the young armored cavalrymen have escaped from the edge of death and madness. The World Capital opened up a distant neon light to him. Ten or twenty layers of conspiracy and whispers lingered in his ears. All gentleness and beauty seemed to be a false dream. What appeared in front of him was an irresistible temptation, as well as…an insurmountable transparent barrier. This was a world where swords and magic, love and betrayal, soul and steel intertwined. I hope you will like this book.

Prince Qing's mansion was the mansion of Prince Qing Yi Yi (1838~1917).

Taxes in comic cartoons can be shown in various ways. Sometimes they might be presented as a burden for characters or as a source of conflict in the story.

Taxes are often shown as a heavy burden on people's shoulders, represented by big sacks or weights. Sometimes they're depicted as a monster gobbling up people's hard-earned money.

Respected tax officer: My purpose in writing novels is to create some interesting stories that might have a certain impact on the readers. So I want to make these stories public. I hereby submit to you a tax certificate proving that the funds used to write these novels came from my personal income. My personal income mainly includes salary, royalties, dividends, interest, and so on. I used my personal savings and investment income to support my writing. I hereby assure you that the copyrights of these novels are 0. I did not use anyone else's copyright in any part of the novel, nor did I violate any intellectual property rights. Therefore, I hereby submit to you a tax certificate proving that the funds used to write these novels came from my personal income and that I have paid the corresponding taxes according to the regulations. I hope you can review my tax certificate and approve of my creation. sincerely salute [Your name]

I'm not entirely sure as it could be many things. It might be a visual novel that somehow involves the theme of taxes, perhaps about characters dealing with tax issues in a fictional setting, like a story of a businessperson trying to manage taxes while facing various challenges in a made - up city.

As far as I know, there are no widely known 'taxes visual novel'. Visual novels tend to revolve around themes that have broader appeal like relationships, mystery, or action. The topic of taxes is rather niche and might not attract a large audience, so it's less likely to become popular in the visual novel market. However, there could be some small - scale or indie projects out there that deal with taxes in a visual novel format that I just haven't come across.

The money earned from writing a novel was considered creative property, and in most cases, there was no need to pay taxes. However, if the income from the royalties exceeded a certain amount, a certain percentage of tax would have to be paid according to the regulations. The specific tax rate depends on the laws and regulations of the country and region. In many countries, royalties had to go through the artist before they could be converted into income. Once converted to income, artists or pay taxes according to different tax rates. If you intend to use the royalties to buy books or other literary works, you need to purchase tax exemption or apply for tax reduction measures in accordance with the corresponding laws and regulations. It should be noted that the laws and regulations of different countries and regions may be different. Therefore, in specific cases, you need to consult the local tax agency or lawyer to understand how to minimize the tax burden.