unfiltered advice

Sun Wukong awoke to the Advice System at Magic Square Mountain, connecting his consciousness to Zhihu. As long as he took suggestions from netizens, he could obtain various rewards. At first, all he sought was immortality, but once a bunch of savvy netizens started offering a myriad of suggestions, his future began to warp. "I'm Sun Wukong, been at Magic Square Mountain for seven years, and the ancestral master still won't teach me the path to immortality—what should I do?" "I’m Qin Shi Huang himself. Hurry up and wire me some money." "Thanks for the invite; I'm in the States, just got off the plane. I suggest you definitely learn all the Heavenly Guards and Earthly Fiends!"

Seventeen-year-old Josie Brennan survives Lakebridge High by staying invisible. Between her mother’s addiction, financial struggles, and relentless bullying, her only escape is Unfiltered, an anonymous blog followed by thousands who never know the girl behind it. Everything changes when she becomes entangled with two captains. Drew Callahan, the school’s star quarterback and hockey captain, has loved Josie in silence for years. But protecting his fractured family and reputation means staying quiet while others tear her down. Maxwell Thorne, Blackbridge’s elite hockey captain, offers her a deal: a fake relationship for protection and convenience. No feelings. No complications. Just survival. But survival never stays simple. A public kiss, a humiliating rivalry, and a dangerous arrangement pull Josie into a storm of attention and consequences. As secrets from Unfiltered surface, friendships fracture, and hidden histories of betrayal come to light, exposing how deeply their lives have always been connected. Years later, Josie is forced to face both men again, now changed by time, power, and loss. One represents stability and loyalty. The other represents a love that never truly disappeared. With a child, a contract marriage, and buried truths colliding, Josie must choose between the man who stayed when she broke… and the man who never stopped loving her in silence. Two captains loved her. Only one stayed when she broke. And from the wreckage of everything that came before, something real finally had room to grow.

Soft kitty, cartel kitty, Little ball of fur— Sneaks across the border, With a bag of... purr. Happy kitty, sleepy kitty, Counting all that cash, DEA comes knocking, Kitty makes a dash. If Jim Parsons sang this version on *The Big Bang Theory*, Sheldon would probably say, "Penny, I asked for comfort, not a federal investigation!" My cartel cat was prowling by the border wall, Kept watch so long, poor kitty took a fall— Bumped kitty… ohhh Bumped kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My cartel cat was hiding in a secret flat, Waited so long, poor kitty got trapped— Trapped kitty… ohhh Bumped, trapped kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My cartel cat was running from the DEA, Ran so fast, poor kitty lost his way— Lost kitty… ohhh Bumped, trapped, lost kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My cartel cat was counting all the cash, Stacked so high, poor kitty made a dash— Rich kitty… ohhh Bumped, trapped, lost, rich kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My neighbor saw my kitty with a bag of snow, I said to my neighbor, "Let my kitty go!" Free kitty… Bumped, trapped, lost, rich, free kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My cartel cat tried to hide in a sombrero, But sneezed so loud, blew his cover, oh no! Sneezy kitty… ohhh Sneezy, free kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My cartel cat took a nap on a pile of cash, Dreamed of tuna, woke up with a stash— Sleepy kitty… ohhh Sneezy, free, sleepy kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My cartel cat tried to bribe the border guard, Offered a fish, but got caught off guard— Caught kitty… ohhh Sneezy, free, sleepy, caught kitty… Just a friendly little cat. My cartel cat escaped with a clever plan, Rode a llama, now he's the man— Llama kitty… ohhh Sneezy, free, sleepy, caught, llama kitty… Just a friendly little cat. Here, kitty kitty kitty kitty kitty! For more about Jim Parsons, visit his official site: [https://www.jimparsons.com](https://www.jimparsons.com) For *The Big Bang Theory* show, visit: [https://www.cbs.com/shows/big_bang_theory/](https://www.cbs.com/shows/big_bang_theory/I if this book changes even one life then it was worth it I need help https://photos.app.goo.gl/67B1XKnbaEnRj7rB7

It's no secret - 14-year old Kanazawa Megumi is an extremely plain and average person. She has no interesting talents, no special traits - and no friends, either. Megumi had gotten used to being a loner....and only existing in the background. But here's the twist - secretly, she absolutely hates it! Living her life as a 8th Grader at Sakuragaoka Junior High, she has had enough of her life as a wallflower. In a fit of rage, she created her other persona - the cheerful and charismatic Madoka - and suddenly, Megumi's once boring, grey life began to bloom! But as Madoka's popularity rises, more people begin to seek out Madoka's real identity...can Megumi protect her secret?

Aight bois. This is coming from an author and a reader: most of y'all's writing sucks. Readers shouldn't have to turn their brains off to enjoy your writing... That's just forcing them to be a zombie and mindlessly passing time by, ain't no enjoyment there. So in case you couldn't tell already, this will be very blunt. Thus, here's some things to keep in mind as you read. 1. If you're just going to hear and not listen, skedaddle. Hearing is having it go through one ear and out the other, listening is paying attention and making the effort to understand. 2. Toss your pride away. Yeet it across the ocean. I've seen sooo many authors unable to take constructive criticism and INSIST on improper grammar because they couldn't admit they did something wrong. 3. If you think your writing is good, then it's terrible. Simple. Reason: If you think your writing is good, then you stop looking for ways to improve it and it stagnates. Even the best of the best authors (on wn and traditional books) have room for improvement so don't be like "ah it's good enough" or "there's no where else to improve." 4. Don't listen aggressively. I.e. listening only to find faults in what the person says and use it disprove their claim. One example is waiting for your opponent to make a grammar mistake.  This is different from debate tactics to lead your opponent into logical trap and use their fallacies they accidentally left behind to invalidate everything they said. It's hard to notice, but the main difference is that someone who listens aggressively is no longer open minded or calm. They're usually narrow minded and stubborn to admit they're wrong in those moments and are very easy to manipulate bc they're blinded so ye. Did I leave some traps within the logic presented here? Maybe. Don't be an idiot and you won't have to find out. Side note: apologies if this boi comes off as ranting, bc it is. The average wn quality is on par with mtl childrens books, which is infuriating bc now there's hardly anything good left to read.

In a mystical land called Kirata, a wise lion named Batista teaches his young son, Kista, life lessons through adventures across forests, oceans, and the endless sky. Each journey challenges the young lion, confronting fears, solitude, betrayal, and mystery. Through glowing codes that unlock new worlds, Kista learns courage, wisdom, and the meaning of trust. “The Lion’s Advice” is a tale of adventure, growth, and moral guidance for both young and adult readers.

Words are what make you feel loved or hated; they can break hearts or bond them together. They can make your life better or ruin it completely. Why do we filter our words? Why do we hide emotions? Thats what I now wonder. I was the reason for my sad life. I destroyed my life the day I started filtering my words to keep others happy. To keep him happy. Little did I know that I was killing my happiness, but by bit. My life was perfect until he came along. He came into my life as a stranger, with an attitude like an angel until we became related and then he turned into the devil. He ruined my life, and the life of everyone close to me. Follow me through the book unfiltered^ this time as I tell you of each mistake that I made. This time Without A Filter.

Kay, a 16-year-old high school student, lives a lonely life in a narrow alley in Pademangan, North Jakarta. Left alone by her mother, Rina, who works overtime as a nurse, she fills the emptiness in her heart with the digital world. Haunted by the trauma of her parents' divorce when she was 12, Kay desperately seeks validation through social media.

When life gets you down, there's only one thing to do! Go back to sleep!