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I was born in the 1980s, and officially stepped into the world of Feng Shui in 2006. Over the past decade, I’ve witnessed mysteries that most would never believe. In 2013, over 100,000 fish died mysteriously in Liaozhong Reservoir… In Tower Bay Street, spirits marched in a ghostly parade… In Wenguantun, shadowy markets rose at dusk… And in front of the Shenyang Imperial Palace, a ghostly princess once sat in her palanquin. Were these the workings of nature — or something far more ancient and unseen? In ten years, I’ve saved lives — and yes, I’ve ruined some too. Feng Shui is like a blade: it bears no evil or virtue. The darkness lies in the hearts of men. This book is not written to boast about my mastery or to chase after the sensational. I write to share a truth: Feng Shui can nurture life — or destroy it. There is no good or evil in the art itself. Only in the human heart.

[ ML + No System + Rich Heir + Elite Society + AntiHero ] I used to be a multi-platinum music producer, why not a star? Well... I was mute. Then, I transmigrated into a parallel world that only had horrible music ! What's more, I became a Blackstone- Global Elites who control society from the shadows. Blessed with the voice of an angel and armed with perfect memory of the songs from my world, Join me on my journey as I take a gander into the reality of the top 0.01% of society and uncover the secrets of strings in the shadows that run the world. P.S. You can be damn sure I'm milking every bit of their millions to revolutionize the music industry and build an empire of my own. Big shout outs to artists like Ed Sheeran, The Weeknd, Coldplay, Drake and many many more for letting me "borrow" your songs.

The first time I met my master was because I shaved my head, I was nine years old at the time. The blind man who felt my bones when I was alive said I had a dark destiny and wouldn't live to be eighteen.

Some voices were never meant to stay silent. What if the thing you've spent your whole life hiding turned out to be the thing that changes everything? Four years after leaving Mexico, Lucía Montes spends her days serving coffee and her nights cleaning recording studios in Los Angeles. She has two law degrees, a valedictorian title, and seventy-nine dollars in her bank account. She doesn't talk about the voice. Marcus Calloway built an empire on knowing exactly what talent sounds like. After twelve years in the music industry, nothing surprises him anymore. Until one night, a voice from the live room stops him cold. Now Marcus wants Lucía to step into the spotlight. The problem is that being invisible was never her greatest fear. Being seen is.

Nineteen gods were dragged down from paradise and bound to relics by the notorious Dreamsinger on the continent of Ashireth countless years ago. His goal was to create the almighty Warsong but under mysterious circumstances, he failed. As time passed by, these relics were lost and scattered around the world, their existence being reduced to mere myths and legends. Seventy years ago, one of these relics was discovered by an Elaian warlord known as Talenhara, who used it's power to unite the Elaian tribes and form the Elaia Empire. Now, after subjugating their ethnic nieghbours and collecting two more relics, the Elaia Empire has launched a ruthless conquest to conquer the world. For this task, they require all nineteen of the Dreamsinger's relics. However, one force stands in the path of Elaia's quest. Those who know the consequence of reuniting the nineteen. A secret sect of Warriors and Scholars called Ruin Wardens shall retrieve and secure the relics before the Elaia. But, with the fires of war scourging the lands, will they succeed before time runs out?

please readers if you have not read book one( the cruel prince), please go and read it before reading this one. thank you.

folk lore.

Kisah kepercayaan dan persahabatan percintaan dan pengkhianat ketulusan dan dusta!! semua cerita ini adalah rekaan semata, tak ada kena mengena dengan hidup dan mati..TQ Penulis Novel Winni Toworok

When a 20 year old girl that lives in Korea and A 22 year old singer that also happens to live in Korea meet, they turn each other's world upside down for the better, such exhilarating drama and many encounters plus a HECK of a driver might make this such a love story that you'll never be able to put your phone down ( ꈍᴗꈍ) - Cover is Ai generated full disclosure :)

The Shire-folk of Oakenshaw is a Hobbit-style adventure that follows Bungo Boffin, a comfortable and respectable hobbit who loves his garden, his six daily meals, and his peaceful life in the village of Oakenshaw. As the son of Mimosa Took (one of the remarkable Took daughters), Bungo has a trace of adventurous blood in his veins, though he has never shown it—until the wizard Gandalf appears at his round green door. Gandalf arrives with a proposition: thirteen dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield, are embarking on a quest to reclaim their homeland, the Lonely Mountain, from the dragon Smaug. They need a hobbit—someone small, quiet, and clever—to serve as their burglar. Despite his protests, Bungo finds himself swept into the adventure after the dwarves eat him out of house and home and he reluctantly agrees to join them. The company travels east, facing numerous perils. They encounter three stone-trolls and narrowly escape when Gandalf tricks the trolls into staying out past dawn, turning them to stone. They are captured by goblins in the Misty Mountains, and Bungo becomes separated from the group during the escape. Lost and alone, he must rely on his wits to survive. The adventurers find refuge in Rivendell, the Last Homely House, where the elf-lord Elrond reads their map and reveals moon-letters that show a secret entrance to the Mountain—one that can only be opened on Durin's Day, the dwarves' new year. Continuing their journey, they cross the Misty Mountains during a terrible storm and survive an avalanche that nearly claims the dwarf Bombur. Bungo's quick thinking saves Bombur's life, earning him new respect from the dwarves. In Mirkwood, the dark and enchanted forest, Gandalf departs on urgent business, leaving the company to fend for themselves. They cross an enchanted stream, and Bombur falls into an enchanted sleep after drinking its water. Carrying their sleeping companion, they are captured by wood-elves—but Bungo escapes by slipping into the water and hiding in the reeds. Alone in Mirkwood, Bungo must find a way to rescue his friends. He follows the elves to their underground halls and discovers that the dwarves have been imprisoned. Using his hobbit-cunning and small size, Bungo devises a plan to free them. He steals the keys, releases the dwarves from their cells, and packs them into empty wine barrels that the elves send floating down the Forest River. The dwarves escape in the barrels, though the journey is rough and uncomfortable. They emerge from Mirkwood and arrive at Lake-town, a human settlement near the Lonely Mountain. There, they are welcomed as heroes, and Thorin announces their quest to reclaim the Mountain. The company proceeds to the Lonely Mountain, where they find the secret door described on the map. Bungo enters the Mountain alone, coming face-to-face with the dragon Smaug. Using his wits, he flatters the dragon and discovers a weak spot in his armour—a bare patch on his left breast. But Smaug, enraged, deduces that Lake-town has helped the dwarves and flies off to destroy it. A thrush hears Bungo's account of the weak spot and carries the news to Lake-town, where a brave archer named Bard uses the information to slay the dragon. Meanwhile, the dwarves take possession of the Mountain and its treasure—but their triumph is short-lived. Armies of men and elves arrive, seeking compensation for the destruction of Lake-town and a share of the treasure. Thorin refuses, barricading himself in the Mountain and summoning his kin from the Iron Hills. War seems inevitable until an even greater threat appears: goblins and wargs, massing for battle. The dwarves, men, and elves unite against the common enemy in the Battle of Five Armies. During the battle, Thorin is mortally wounded, but not before reconciling with Bungo and acknowledging the hobbit's true worth.