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The delivery man had transmigrated to the world of cultivation and was tricked by the system 99 times.

There were two novels about cold boys from ancient times that he could recommend. The first book was " Why Do I Miss Beauty?". The male protagonist was supposed to become an immortal in the Nine Heavens, but because of a strange combination of factors, he was driven into the mortal world and turned into a gentle and refined traveling doctor. The second book was " The Moon Goddess of Cultivation." The first female lead was a cute princess, and the second female lead was a cold, mysterious, and noble Moon Goddess candidate. These two novels have the appearance description of cold boys and fantasy plots. I hope you will like them.

There were many beautiful boys 'names in ancient times. 1 Jia Baoyu (Jiàn Yuán): From the novel Dream of the Red Chamber, which means "Jade Body", is the representative name of Jia Baoyu in the novel. 2. Liu Bei (Lāo Yuán): From the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which means "benevolence" is the representative name of Liu Bei in the novel. 3. Guan Yu (Lāo Yuán): From the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which means "Guan Yunchang" is the representative name of Guan Yu in the novel. 4 Zhang Fei (Jiāng Yuán): From the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, meaning "Yi De" is the representative name of Zhang Fei in the novel. 5 Li Shimin (Jiàn Dàiy): From the Journey to the West of the Great Tang Dynasty, it means "Li Shimin in Heaven". It is the representative name of Li Shimin in the novel. 6. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (H, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che): From the Records of the Historian, it means "Emperor Liu Che". It is the representative name of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in the novel. 7 The Rule of Wen and Jing (Wén JngzhīGīdée): From the Records of the Historian, it means "the rule of Wen and Jing." It was the representative name of the rule of Wen and Jing in the novel. 8 Xiang Yu (Yān wèi): From the Records of the Historian, it means "Xiang Yu", which is the representative name of Xiang Yu in the novel. These names all had their own unique meanings and historical backgrounds. They were one of the best boys 'names in ancient times.

I'm not sure if 'Lucky Boy' is a novel specifically published by The New York Times. There could be many novels with that title, and it may or may not be associated with The New York Times.

In ancient times, boys could use many surnames and first names, depending on the plot and character settings of the novel. Here are some possible choices: - The surname could be a common surname such as Li, Zhang, Zhao, Wang, etc. Names could be given according to the plot and character setting, such as traditional culture, historical celebrities, myths and legends, or according to the character's personality, appearance, occupation, etc., such as bravery, wit, benevolence, etc. - For example, Confucius, the founder of Confucianism, had the surname "Ren". His descendants also took "Ren" as their surname and name, such as Mencius and Xunzi. - For example, Zhuge Liang during the Three Kingdoms period had the surname "Zhi", and his descendants also took "Zhi" as their surname and name, such as Sima Yi and Zhou Yu. - With "Wu" as the surname and name, for example, the famous general Guan Yu in ancient China had the surname "Wu". His descendants also took "Wu" as the surname and name, such as Yue Fei, Qin Qiong, etc. - For example, Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period had a surname of "De". His descendants also took "De" as their surname and name, such as Yanzi in the Spring and Autumn Period and Mencius in the Warring States Period. In ancient times, boys could use many surnames and first names. The specific choice depended on the plot and character settings, as well as the author's own creativity and ideas.

The following are some recommended names of ancient novels suitable for boys: 1. Peach Blossoms Break the Land 2. Phoenix Power 3. Beacon Kill 4. [Guide for a Noble Woman to Flirt with Her Husband] 5. Give Me a Thousand Years These novels were all ancient power novels. The male and female protagonists were very smart, and the plot was exciting.

His face was well-defined and his eyes were deep and cold as if he could see through people's hearts. His facial features were exquisite and cold, and there was an indescribable sense of mystery between his brows. Under the moonlight, his skin was strangely pale, as if it had a hint of coldness.

I'm not sure specifically which 'The Boy on Christmas Story' you are referring to. There could be many stories with such a title. It might be a character in a particular Christmas - themed book, movie or play.

The boy is not named in your title specifically, but he is likely a young Jewish boy who was caught up in the Holocaust. He represents the countless children who endured the horrors of the Nazi regime during that time.

The boy in the 'boy in the box story' is an unidentified child. Despite numerous investigations, no one has been able to figure out exactly who he was. There were attempts to find out through his physical features, but it wasn't enough to give a definite name or background.