worships feet

I'm not sure specifically as this seems like a rather strange and specific story. It could potentially be about a boy having an unusual fixation or admiration for feet while on a train. Maybe it's a fictional or even a real - life odd situation where his behavior related to feet - worship is observed during a train journey.

No. It's a rather unusual and specific kind of story. Most stories tend to revolve around more common themes like love, friendship, adventure or mystery. A story about a boy worshiping feet in a train is not something you come across often.

There were a few novels that could be recommended. The first was " Qin Gong ". The protagonist rose up step by step through the military system of the Qin Dynasty and was conferred the title of Marquis and Minister. In addition," The King of the Royal Guards " told the story of a modern Beijing opera actor who accidentally transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became a hereditary royal guard. There was also " Southern Song Dynasty Fierce General ". The main character was a hooligan who only knew how to fight. He accumulated strength during the Southern Song Dynasty and eventually became a fierce general. In addition," Liu Bei's Daily Life " was also a time-travel novel. The main character, Liu Bei, became a Marquis. These novels all had stories about marquises and ministers, and could be recommended as novels about marquises and ministers.

Jade rabbit worshipping the moon was a common plot in ancient Chinese novels. The following is its ancient translation: In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong met an immortal called Jade Rabbit on the moon. Jade Rabbit said to Sun Wukong and the others,"You mortals always look up at the sky and can't see my existence." I, Uncle Rabbit, am in the Moon Palace watching over the mortal world every day, so you need to pray to me for good luck." After Sun Wukong and the others heard this, they thanked the Jade Rabbit and asked for blessings. The Jade Hare agreed and taught them some secrets of the Moon Palace. In the Water Margins, Wu Song heard the sound of a jade rabbit worshipping the moon from the moon palace in the moonlight and followed the sound to the moon palace. In the Moon Palace, Wu Song met an immortal named Yue Lao. Yue Lao told Wu Song that there were three immortals in the Moon Palace: Jade Rabbit, Chang'e, and Moon God.

Ku He's admiration for Ye Qingmei changed as the plot developed. At first, Ku He admired Ye Qingmei very much and even obeyed her every word. However, as time passed, his attitude towards Ye Qingmei became less pure. Even though Ku He still held reverence for Ye Qingmei, his actions were more based on protecting the interests of the Temple and Northern Qi. Thus, although Ku He had once worshipped Ye Qingmei, his attitude had changed.

Chen Pingping was full of admiration and love for Ye Qingmei. He regarded Ye Qingmei as his good sister, and his trust and gratitude towards her were unparalleled. In order to protect Ye Qingmei's life, Chen Pingping did his best and spent more than ten years bitterly searching for the truth behind Ye Qingmei's death. In the end, he found out that the murderer was the Qing Emperor and used a gun to heavily injure him. Chen Pingping's love and worship made him willing to give up everything for Ye Qingmei, even his own life. He was Ye Qingmei's most sincere comrade and partner, and also one of her most loyal supporters.

Ku He had once worshipped Ye Qingmei and even obeyed her every word. However, as the plot developed, Ku He's attitude towards Ye Qingmei changed. Even though he still held reverence for Ye Qingmei, his actions were mostly to protect the interests of the Temple and Northern Qi. Thus, although Ku He had once worshipped Ye Qingmei, his attitude had changed. As for why Ku He did not avenge Ye Qingmei, there was no specific explanation in the current information.

Blue River worshipped Ye Qiu. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!

The more common urban novels that had Bodhi as their master included the Library of Heaven's Path, Battle Through the Heavens, and Martial Universe. The protagonists of these novels had once worshipped Bodhi as their master. Through learning Bodhi's teachings, they had obtained powerful martial arts and philosophical wisdom, becoming winners in life. The main character of the 'Library of Heaven's Path', Bai Xiaochun, had taken Bodhi as his master and learned his secret arts, thereby becoming a top-notch hacker who had achieved great success in the Internet world. The main character of "Battle Through the Heavens", Xiao Yan, had also become a powerful martial artist after learning Bodhi's martial arts. During the process of training, he gradually comprehended the true meaning of life. The main character of "Martial Yin Yang", Lin Dong, was also a disciple of Bodhi. Through learning Bodhi's martial arts and philosophy, he became a powerful martial arts practitioner and gradually comprehended the meaning of life during the process of training. These novels all depicted the protagonist becoming a powerful cultivator and a winner in life by learning Bodhi's teachings.

Qing Yu's shadow worshiped Wu Zhu because Wu Zhu was his idol and teacher. The Shadow had seen Wu Zhu's powerful strength when he was young and deeply admired his swordsmanship and ability. Wu Zhu was the most powerful Great Grandmaster in the world, and his speed was unmatched. The Shadow was also obsessed with swordsmanship, so he regarded Wu Zhu as his super idol.