No way. 'Falling Down' is a figment of the imagination. It doesn't draw from any actual events or people. It's all part of the creative process in the world of storytelling.
The following are some novel recommendations about the fallen big shots:
1. " Married to an Investment Boss After Rebirth ": This novel tells the story of a female protagonist who marries an investment boss after her rebirth. It describes the process of her gradually being tamed by the male protagonist.
2. " The Little Alsatian Picked Up Is an Investment Boss " Dried Fish: This novel tells the story of a female protagonist who picked up a little Alsatian and later found out that the little Alsatian was actually an investment boss.
3. " A Beauty Becomes a Big Boss's Favorite After She Despairs " Green Plum Wine Cellar: This novel tells the story of a beauty who is controlled by a big boss after she falls from grace.
Please note that the novels recommended above may only be a part of them. There may be other novels that fit this theme.
One story could be about an elderly person who accidentally fell down the stairs. They might have been in a hurry to answer the phone and misstepped. Thankfully, they only had minor bruises and a sprained ankle. Their family quickly came to their aid and took them to the doctor to get checked out.
Every world is falling apart, wear it quickly It was a story about the protagonist who traveled through different worlds in the process of saving the world.
I'm not sure specifically as there could be many novels with this title. It might be about a family's struggle when their house starts to physically deteriorate, perhaps dealing with themes of insecurity, poverty, and the search for a new place to live.
Well, the 'London Bridge is falling down' ghost story is often associated with the long and somewhat tragic history of the bridge. There have been multiple reconstructions over the years. Some believe that the souls of the workers who faced hardships and died during the building process might be lingering. Also, there are tales of strange apparitions near the bridge at night, as if the ghosts are mourning the decay and rebuilding of the structure over time.
One theory is that it refers to the actual physical decay of the London Bridge over time. As the bridge aged, it faced structural problems and needed constant repairs. The 'falling down' could be a metaphor for its deteriorating state.