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YILDIZ MY AFRICAN QUEEN

YILDIZ MY AFRICAN QUEEN

a very handsome yet arrogant prince meets a woman whom he thought will be his servant and a messenger to the woman he loves, little did he know that what he's seeking from from the woman he loves is only available from the one he never saw as the woman suitable to be his wife. the princes' parents are the typical royal rich people, standards are everything before ethics, it's not even rocket science to know that the poor lady will not be accepted by them, but what they did to separate the two love birds is very evil. whilst in search of his lover, a man looses his sanity, depression hits hard and the only option left for those that separated him from his heart desire is to come clean about what really happened, to set themselves and him free, the question is, will they be free after telling the truth? guilt haunts a man down, his family is falling apart, his wife’s inability to give birth lays in his hands, he either expose the royal secret and risk his wife and unborn child or tell the truth and have them killed, either way he won't survive, which heartache will he rather deal with? the forest that many have known to be the evil forest proves to be very kind, all this while a poor family have been living in there and have not even once encountered any problems, hunger? no, there were plenty of food, boredom, no they had each other, but what choice did they have really, it was either the forest or death, they magically survived according to them, so if anyone knew that they were still alive, it wasn't a guarantee that they will live to tell the tale a very heartwarming reconnection between two love birds, a very huge homecoming party, a yard full of believers and non believers, who cares what others think, it's a royal after all, your opinions don't really matter, what matters is love, love that survived all weather, love that conquered death, love that still existed after all the doom and gloom, or trials and tribulations, whichever it is, love survived and finally as it was aught to happen, the two tight the knot.
Fantasy
102 Chs
Asùnexpected - An African LitRPG Story

Asùnexpected - An African LitRPG Story

[Story Dropped] What happens when "Black Panther" meets "The Gamer" in "A Game Of Thrones" power struggle? Read on to find out... The name's Asùmwè. Young black woman, sultry and hot as hell, who happens to be a Mùkèlako. You know, folks who can snatch someone's experience and abilities to boost their stats and shit... Now, I heard the universe was in a —cliché— need of "saving"... O'right, but let's put a lil' spin on that...how about I save it by having it under my naked black feet? But this job's gonna be long and tiring, so I gotta have some hot male comforters (whether they like it or not) to warm my nights and obedient goons to serve my will... And there's a city nearby for the taking! Filled with crime and grime, let's see if I can find that book of power so they can admire the soles of Their Overlady ... Warning: Explicit sex scenes (including rape), foul language, gory violence, and undefined/non-conventional relationships. Reader discretion advised. Story updated once per day, barring any special occasions. To connect with the author, you can go to his facebook group called The Worlds and Universes of Unlimited. His discord is unlimited#8279. Other series written by the same author: Alturix! - A LitRPG Story (Set in the same universe) Osmosis - A LitRPG Cultivation Story Both are available on Webnovel. Extra chapters objectives: +4 chapters if the series has 10K Views +4 chapters if the series has 50K Views +3 chapters if there's 10 reviews per series +3 chapters if there's 50 reviews per series +3 chapters if there's 100 reviews per series Please don't hesitate to remind me if those objectives are met (I may not realize it as I have to refresh to page many times to see where my views stand) Art made by SusansArt She can be found at 99designs.com
Fantasy
60 Chs
The African Sovereign

The African Sovereign

Dele had already lived through the end of the world. When the Mana Surge swept across the earth, reality itself changed. Mana poisoned the air, awakened strange abilities in a chosen few, and twisted the rest into flesh-hungry zombies. Entire nations crumbled in days. Africa fractured into a wasteland of chaos, preyed upon by awakened warlords and foreign powers who sought to carve it apart. Dele rose from the ashes of that chaos. He clawed his way up, fought against beasts and men, and dreamt of something greater—a united Africa, strong enough to resist exploitation and survive the apocalypse. But he failed. Betrayal, greed, and overwhelming enemies toppled everything he built. In the end, he died with his dream unfulfilled. Until he opened his eyes… five years before the Surge began. This time, Dele will not wait for the end. With the memories of the future burning in his mind, he begins preparing long before the world unravels. He infiltrates the Nigerian military, climbing through politics, power, and shadows. Every connection he makes, every pawn he positions, and every secret he hoards is a step toward the empire he intends to forge. When the Mana Surge finally descends, Dele is ready. While others panic, he executes carefully laid plans: securing military strongholds, gathering awakened talents, and crushing rivals before they can rise. Ruthless, cunning, and unflinching, he carves his way through the apocalypse—not just to survive, but to dominate. But the path of sovereignty is never clean. Mutant beasts stalk the ruins, evolved zombies hunger for flesh, and awakened humans are as dangerous as the monsters they fight. Rival warlords will rise, foreign nations will intervene, and even his allies may one day turn their blades against him. Yet Dele’s vision is unshakable. He does not seek peace. He does not seek glory. He seeks only one thing: a united Africa strong enough to stand against the apocalypse and against the world. To achieve it, he will manipulate, conquer, and destroy. He will not hesitate to burn cities, betray kings, or sacrifice pawns. For in a world where only the ruthless survive, Dele will rise not as a savior… …but as the Sovereign of Africa. Fantasy Time travel Rebirth Weak to strong Military Warlord Hybrid
Action
33 Chs
What were the stories in African folktales?
African folktales are very colorful. Here are some famous stories: The Lion and the Antelope: This story is about the struggle between a powerful lion and a brave antelope. Although the lion tried to eat the antelope many times, the antelope finally defeated the lion. This story is often used to educate people to face challenges bravely and unyieldingly. The Magical Land: This story is about a young man who goes to a mysterious land to find his destiny. In the land, he met a magical old man who told him that happiness could only be obtained through his own efforts. This story encouraged people to pursue their dreams and not give up. 3 Magical Leaves: This story is about a little girl who is looking for magical leaves to cure her illness. In the process of her search, she encountered many difficulties and challenges, but in the end, she found the magical leaf and cured her illness. This story encouraged people to face difficulties bravely and find what they wanted. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves: This story is about a young farmer, Ali Baba, who finds a magical gem and sells it to the Forty Thieves. However, Ali Baba eventually obtained the treasure and became a rich man. This story tells us to be honest and stick to our beliefs in order to succeed. 5 " Birds of Migrations ": This story tells the story of a group of migrating birds surviving in the desert. They managed to cross the desert by helping each other. This story encouraged people to help and support each other in order to survive in difficulties. These stories are just a part of African folktales. They reflect the lives and beliefs of the African people and inspire them to bravely face challenges and pursue their dreams.
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2025-02-27 01:48
African folktales, foxes repay kindness
It was written by Drunken Passing Years. The male protagonist, Su Jun, crossed the Great Zhou Dynasty and became a desolate hunter. He obtained the Five Mountains Imperial Cauldron and embarked on a new journey. The essence of the mountains could evolve his Life Providence to improve his martial arts realm. The oriental fantasy genre, My Fox Demon Lord, was created by Pansy YR. The female protagonist was reborn in another world and married a fox as her wife. She protected her husband with true feelings and helped her husband achieve the world. There was also a finished VIP work to watch. The sci-fi futuristic novel," Marry a Fox as a Wife," was written by Zuo Xiaoyi. There were many interesting interactions between the fox and the hero. The light novel was derived from the Doujinshi genre," Coiling Dragon: The Rebirth of the Azure Dragon ". It was written by Mage Chen Yang and told the story of the rebirth of the Azure Dragon Redding with the memories of his previous life. The urban life genre," The Unrestrained Life of the Siheyuan ", was a work of the waves of Honghu Lake. Wang Lei had traveled through the fiery era to convince people with his " virtue." "Little Fox Fairy" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
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2026-01-26 21:31
Are there any African big black cocks stories in African folktales?
Yes, in some African folktales, the big black cock can be a character with special significance. For instance, it might be a messenger between the human world and the spirit world. It's often depicted as having a certain kind of wisdom that it imparts to the people in the story.
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2024-11-18 14:28
What are some famous South African folktales?
There is also the story of the Rain Queen. Legend has it that the Rain Queen had the power to control the rain. Her story is deeply rooted in the beliefs of the Lobedu people. People would come to her to seek help during droughts, and she was highly respected in the community.
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2024-12-10 20:21
Explore the significance of African chants, poems, folktales and short stories in African culture.
In African culture, African chants are a fundamental part of their heritage. They are used to communicate with the spirits or to celebrate important events. Poems are a medium through which Africans can convey their emotions, dreams, and hopes. Folktales are filled with wisdom. Take the tale of the hare and the tortoise which has a different African version, teaching lessons about pride and perseverance. Short stories, both traditional and modern, contribute to the ever - evolving cultural landscape of Africa. They all have their own place in representing African culture.
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2024-11-26 10:14
How were African folktales told in ancient times?
They were often passed down orally from generation to generation. Storytellers would gather people and tell the tales by memory.
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2024-10-07 00:38
Are there any African folktales that are wrongly misinterpreted as sex stories?
Yes, there may be some misunderstandings. Sometimes, due to cultural differences and misinformation, some innocent African folktales might be wrongly perceived. For example, certain tales with symbolic gestures or expressions might be misread by those who are not familiar with the true cultural context.
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2024-10-31 21:06
What are the common themes in African folktales short stories?
One common theme is the importance of wisdom. In many African folktales, characters like Anansi use their intelligence to overcome difficulties. Another theme is the power of community. Stories often show how the group can achieve more than the individual. For example, in tales where villagers work together to defeat a common enemy.
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2024-11-06 05:02
What are some naked black mom stories in African folktales?
In some African folktales, there might be stories where black mothers are depicted in a state of vulnerability which could be misconstrued as 'naked' in a symbolic sense. For example, the story of Anansi and his mother, where his mother's wisdom is presented in a raw and unadorned way. It shows how she uses her natural intelligence to guide Anansi through various challenges, without any pretense or false coverings.
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2024-12-07 12:45
Can you recommend some interesting African folktales short stories?
Sure. One well - known African folktale is 'Anansi the Spider'. Anansi is a clever and mischievous character in many West African stories. He often uses his wits to outsmart others. Another is 'The Lion and the Mouse'. It shows that even the smallest creature can be of great help when the time comes.
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2024-11-06 01:33
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