Shin Youngwoo has had an unfortunate life and is now stuck carrying bricks on construction sites. He even had to do labor in the VR game, Satisfy!
However, luck would soon enter his hapless life. His character, ‘Grid’, would discover the Northern End Cave for a quest, and in that place, he would find ‘Pagma’s Rare Book’ and become a legendary class player…

On the eve of the end of the world, I was able to get the swallowing system.
The task of the host is to eat all the zombies of the whole world. 
???... Is the zombie used as food?
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Are you complicated? 
So are Levi and Oli, they are the definition of complicated and mysterious. 
If you like LGBTQ and a good story, you should read Lost in translation it follows Oliver the main character and his life. Although mystery, shounen ai, shoujo ai, fiction, fantasy, BL, and GL are a big part of it.

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Imagine a Cinderella but the reason the Prince didn't know her face was bevause she wore a face veil. Now imagine she speaks Arabic and the "Prince" is actually a "Princess"! This is a story as such that I hope you will enjoy as much as I do when writing it!

THE BEST ARTICLE ON LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS THAT I'VE EVER READ {AND THAT YOU NEED TO READ TOO}
Well, it's Valentine's Day and what better time to share with you one of the most influential articles I've ever read about love & relationships. Mark Manson, our author, decided to poll his own blog audience for advice in the week leading up to his own wedding. To borrow from Mark, "I sent out the call the week before my wedding: anyone who has been married for 10+ years and is still happy in their relationship, what lessons would you pass down to others if you could? What is working for you and your partner? And if you are divorced, what didn't work previously?" This article was pulled from the overwhelming response Mark received from almost 1,500 people from around the world. The reasons why are not only insightful, but downright relatable to any person in any sort of relationship.
Every single time I've read this article, I learn something new about myself, the way I show love, and those relationships close to me, so I'm incredibly excited to share it with you all in the hopes that you find as much inspiration {and dare I say, motivation?} from it as I do. We all know love is a constant ebb and flow of emotions, and even the strongest, healthiest relationships need help & advice sometimes. I have found ways to relate to Mark's words in numerous ways – from his analogies to his real-life examples from readers, his article is raw and real, and just the reminder we all need sometimes.
I could have easily copy/pasted this entire article simply because there are so many incredible call outs & points being being made {and you might read the below and think that I did!} But, believe it or not, I showed restraint, even when I didn't want too. With that being said, I highly encourage you, if you have the time, to should read this article in it's entirety because it may very well change your relationship, and your life.
Below you will find my favorite points from each of Mark's '13 reasons why' every relationship can be successful.
Every Successful Relationship is Successful For The Same Exact Reasons
Be together for the right reasons….everything that makes a relationship "work" (and by work, I mean that it is happy and sustainable for both people involved) requires a genuine, deep-level admiration for each other. Without that mutual admiration, everything else will unravel.
It's useful to point out that love, itself, is neutral. It is something that can be both healthy or unhealthy, helpful or harmful, depending on why and how you love someone else and are loved by someone else. By itself, love is never enough to sustain a relationship.
SPACE
Have realistic expectations about relationships and romanceThere will be days, or weeks, or maybe even longer, when you aren't all mushy-gushy in-love. You're even going to wake up some morning and think, "Ugh, you're still here…." That's normal! And more importantly, sticking it out is totally worth it, because that, too, will change. In a day, or a week, or maybe even longer, you'll look at that person and a giant wave of love will inundate you, and you'll love them so much you think your heart can't possibly hold it all and is going to burst. Because a love that's alive is also constantly evolving. It expands and contracts and mellows and deepens. It's not going to be the way it used to be, or the way it will be, and it shouldn't be.
True love—that is, deep, abiding love that is impervious to emotional whims or fancy—is a choice. It's a constant commitment to a person regardless of the present circumstances. It's a commitment to a person who you understand isn't going to always make you happy—nor should they!—and a person who will need to rely on you at times, just as you will rely on them.
That form of love is much harder. Primarily because it often doesn't feel very good. It's unglamorous. It's lots of early morning doctor's visits. It's cleaning up bodily fluids you'd rather not be cleaning up. It's dealing with another person's insecurities and fears and ideas, even when you don't want to.
But this form of love is also far more satisfying and meaningful. And, at the end of the day, it brings true happiness, not just another series of highs.
SPACE
The most important factor in a relationship is not communication, but respectAs we scanned through the hundreds of responses we received, my assistant and I began to notice an interesting trend. People who had been through divorces and/or had only been with their partners for 10-15 years almost always talked about communication being the most important part of making things work. Talk frequently. Talk openly. Talk about everything, even if it hurts. And there is some merit to that (which I'll get to later). But we noticed that the thing people with marriages going on 20, 30, or even 40 years talked about most was respect. My sense is that these people, through sheer quantity of experience, have learned that communication, no matter how open, transparent and disciplined, will always break down at some point. Conflicts are ultimately unavoidable, and feelings will always be hurt. And the only thing that can save you and your partner, that can cushion you both to the hard landing of human fallibility, is an unerring respect for one another, the fact that you hold each other in high esteem, believe in one another—often more than you each believe in yourselves—and trust that your partner is doing his/her best with what they've got. Without that bedrock of respect underneath you, you will doubt each other's intentions. You will judge their choices and encroach on their independence. You will feel the need to hide things from one another for fear of criticism. And this is when the cracks in the edifice begin to appear.
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Marguerite is oblivious as she folds Arthmael's body into beautiful silhouettes. Following the familiar choreography, she dances relentlessly.

Grand Jete! Penche! followed by a series of graceful pas de chats. All concatenated in front of the enthralled emperor.

When the music reaches the outro in a full stop, Marguerite falls gracefully on the floor in a pose. She stays there and waits for the king to tell her she can leave.

She stays on the ground for a long time but hears nothing from him. Wondering if she did anything wrong, she wants to lift her head to look at the king's face, but quickly remembers the warning he gave her. If she disrespects him any further, who knows what he might do to her.

She suddenly feels her chin being lifted, her eyes meet the hazels of Demian. She forgets to breathe and falls from her pose onto the floor. She doesn't have time to regain her senses before two strong arms lift her off the floor.

She is about to question him on his weird behaviour when her mouth is suddenly covered by his in a kiss.

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Marguerite is very talented. She has a beautiful voice, a great passion for music and various talents in the arts. Unfortunately, her bright future gets compromised when she is forced to leave her world to fulfill the wish of someone else. Marguerite wanting to go home as soon as possible, accepts. However things turn out quite unexpected for her.

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I found a small wooden chest studded with iron stripes. The strips were made of non-ferrous metal. It was silver! Have you ever seen staples made of silver and not iron ?!

But the main thing is that on the wooden panels of the chest there were inscriptions in Arabic - A chest for letters of his excellency, the king of kings, the moon-like Shah, the Emperor of Asia - the Iron King, the light of the sun and the blue seas, so far 47 nations ...

Exactly, they won't write about such an ordinary person ... I had to tinker with the brackets, since I did not find the key to the lock.

Inside were rotten parchments ... unsuccessfully hid a chest ... some gold coins and silver ones, but not simple with some kind of pattern. Apparently, the cipher key to other treasures and a couple of Arabic toponyms on the edge of the coins. "Zahabun-rabbat", "Zahab-Hisn", "Iter-Fundukun", "S-arra-fun". And on silver coins were the following names "Bob al-Hadid", "Ain-akabot", "Sammakun", "Fustukunn-Dubbun".

The names as you understand were in Arabic. And some strange names ... either a gold-caravanserai or gold placers fortress. That is, a caravanserai near the gold mine? Or something different? Since I checked the catalog, there were no such coins in the era of the king of Asia ... the coins are clearly not simple, they are a code for a map where the treasures or the archive of the king of Asia are probably hidden? Or maybe part of his camp treasury? But to believe with difficulty, in those days, would have gotten a piece of gold. Maybe they just left faithful vassals, part of the gold, to pass it to the receiver, but for now they rode in the mountains and killed them? There are many options ... but they will definitely say, it certainly will not work ...

Hissn? It seems to be a fortress? But it was an old Arabic and not a new language, so now I am not sure of the correct translation. But then I was seized with an impulse and did not pay attention to these subtleties. Probably in those days of the 14th century, the word Hysn could have a different meaning. And this means that you need to look for an Arabist. And they are known to have epaulettes ... well, this is the tenth question. In the meantime, I was busy with a preliminary transcript of the words ... All of them were Arab ... denoted either gold, then precious stones, or some kind of geomorphological names of the terrain and mountain passages.

But the two names that attracted my attention most were "Sammakun" and "Fustukunn-Dubbun." Which translates as "fish" and "Pistachio Bear." Where, I already heard it, saw it, and it seems to be a couple of old cards that I found in various places, in mines and ancient mines.

I ran to my place ... to look for those cards ... they were jammed in places, but more or less they retained their appearance.

- "Eeee, I've been tormented by such a question for a long time, but what did these cards look like"?

- "Ash stump (the local expression denoting - obvious) that they were different from modern ones, were they really carto schemes?" asked Dara excitedly.

Well, you're right, these were not maps in the modern sense, these were schemes with a direction to the south and not to the north, as we said about this recently. Mountains were marked, similar to the modern Latin letter "M", with inscriptions in Arabic and sometimes Persian but in Arabic letters, lines like snakes were rivers, round marks like the letter "o", lakes, points like wells, and some other crosses that are difficult to decipher. As well as fortresses with the name ... moreover, such marks were also on mountain sais, in particular mountain villages. Of course, there was no indication of the azimuth, let alone the degree grid. But below were the distances from one to another settlement in days.

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The Silk Road ... it is inevitable the emergence of wells, caravanserais, guard fortresses, postal stations, local bazaars, regional bazaars, the emergence of new jobs:
- robbers (there were whole settlements)
- caravan guards
- changed
- merchants

Just about them and will be discussed.


About their life, tricks.

Alas, English is still the same ... there are mistakes, I am sure of it.

I hope over time I will be able to fix them.

I just wanted to share information about such an interesting topic as the history of the development of the Silk Road.

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And also a series of stories about treasures, treasure hunters.

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This is a work of art. Any resemblance to real people or real events is purely coincidental.

Thank you very much for the 10k+ reads, i know i'm a bad person and i didn't post a new chapter lately, be patient because there was a tragic incident in my family, my grandma died with cancer and we were all shocked and busy with the funeral and with family matters but i promise i will post from now on..

But first, in order to know that you love the story please give me your opinion on it, the translation if it's hard for you because it's translated to pure english, and i will tell some things about it..

1 i didn't write the story, it's for the famous Leo Tolstoy the Russian, the novel was written from pure Leo's fantasy, i admire him so much.

2 the first time i read this story it was in Arabic, yes my dear Arabic, i read it like 5 times and this is the 6th time

3 i searched for it in WebNovel but i couldn't find it so i searched for the English version to help translate it the best, but i ended up admiring it more in English version and writing(typing) it Not Copy Paste it (pay attention Not Copy Paste) i type it on my lap top.

4 Thank you again for your support i will try my best to post a new chapter

5 Hint: i don't know if you will be excited about it, but Leo Tolstoy is in the Novel, he wrote a character that describes him, so when i post the next chapters pay attention who the character is, i will reveal it in the future..

XOXO Love you readers.

Anna Karenina is a novel by the Russian author Leo Tolstoy, first published in book form in 1878. Many authors consider Anna Karenina the greatest work of literature ever written, and Tolstoy himself called it his first true novel.

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