morpheus vs corinthian

Yes, Corinthian is depicted as gay in some comics.

In some interpretations of the comics, the Corinthian could be seen as gay, but it can vary depending on the specific storylines and character developments.

Yes, the Corinthian was depicted as gay in the comics.

A Corinthian in Regency novels typically refers to a fashionable and dashing gentleman, known for his style and social charm.

The phrase "Set up my people, Mo Fei Er Ji" came from a poem in "Si Wen," which was a poem about offering sacrifices to Houji. This sentence expressed his praise and gratitude to Houji. Houji was the ancestor of the Zhou Dynasty. He was worthy of heaven with his literary virtue and the merits of governing the country. He raised hundreds of millions of people and gave them incomparable grace, so that all the people in the world received his grace. He gave us wheat seeds to support the destiny. He did not distinguish between each other and boundaries, promoting agricultural policies and making the whole country a paradise. This sentence expressed his respect and gratitude to Houji.

The purpose of setting up the people was to remember the merits of their ancestors and Houji. They were worthy of enjoying the heavens. Who doesn't remember the incomparable kindness that has raised hundreds of millions of our people? He left us with good wheat seeds to ensure the survival of the hundred races. Farming did not need to be divided into different boundaries, and the whole country promoted agricultural policies to build a paradise.

There might be a story where a patient got Morpheus 8 treatment without proper research. After the treatment, they felt some unusual sensations on their skin. They panicked, thinking something had gone terribly wrong. However, it turned out to be a normal part of the healing process, but the initial fear was quite horrifying for them.

Morpheus TG Fiction could be about a wide range of things. It might be centered around transformation or transmutation themes (TG stands for transformation in some contexts). It could involve characters undergoing some sort of physical, mental or even social change within the fictional world. Maybe it has elements of mystery and adventure as the characters navigate through their transformed states.

One horror story could be when someone had an unexpected bad reaction to the Morpheus8 treatment. For example, their skin became overly red and inflamed for a long time after the procedure, much more than the normal post - treatment redness. This not only caused physical discomfort but also led to a lot of stress as they were worried about permanent damage to their skin.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many different works within Morpheus TG Fiction. However, generally, there might be a protagonist who experiences the transformation first - someone who is perhaps ordinary at the start and then thrust into an extraordinary situation due to the TG elements.