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OLD-WORLD EXTRA
Author: GoldenStache
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'Born In Ruins' was a forgettable read. That was the only way Emir could describe the pages of the novel he had found himself reincarnated into. The young man barely knew anything, but the snippets he had recalled only caused him unending sorrow... As what awaited him was only tragedy and an early death. It was a depressing story, one that he had planned to flip on its head—all for his salvation. — In this post-apocalyptic world, monsters fought humans and cyborgs in a battle for survival on a scale greater than ever before. A world where innocence and death were a luxury, where the line between heroes and villains was razor-thin. Within its expanse, 'Ancient Clans,' 'Galactic Federations,' 'Factions', and 'Corporations' presided over colossal 'Ruins' that dwarfed the concept of life itself. Survivors of the 'Third World War' continuously dove into the 'Old World,' 'Hunting' for 'Relics' in any ruin that they could find on Earth, desperate to reclaim 'Lost' technology, to stand a fighting chance against the inevitable. But it appeared that 'Earthkind' had met their match. …However, Emir would never allow that fate to take its course. — Emir unraveled layers of the tale and realized the truth of the world. He acquainted himself with the rules of this game before it fully consumed him. And now... no longer content with mere survival, he sought to dominate over the very fabric of this unforgiving universe. Emir shall rise from the pawn he once was, seeking to unravel the mysteries that hounded him. The boundaries of 'Aether,' his father’s disappearance, the noose hanging above his family’s head, and of course… his starless destiny, a fate he longed to control. This pursuit would earn him the epithet: "Prince Of The Fallen." ---------------------------------------------- *Tags: Reincarnation ;), Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Magical Realism, Academy (Volume 3), Romance, Apocalypse, {Anti-Hero. Villain.} *Expect this novel to start slowly; it begins ramping up at the halfway point of volume 1. *The Magic System is introduced at the end of volume 1, read my review and Auxiliary chapter for more on that. *Warning: The main characters have emotions like proper humans. So don't expect your usual emo kid as the MC and come complaining later.

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What is the moral of the old man and wooden bowl story?
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2024-12-16 01:40
Well, the moral can be seen as a warning against ageism. The family in the 'old man and wooden bowl story' fails to value the old man. When the little boy imitates their behavior towards the old man by making a wooden bowl for them, it hits them hard. It basically tells us that we should not neglect or mistreat the elderly just because they are old, but instead show them love and respect.
What is the moral of the old man wooden bowl story?
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2024-11-09 01:59
The moral is probably about the importance of taking care of the elderly. The family's mistreatment of the old man because of his inability is wrong, and it shows that society should respect and care for the aged.
Can you briefly retell the old man and wooden bowl story?
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2024-12-16 01:16
Sure. There was an old man in a family. His family treated him badly. They made him eat from a wooden bowl. One day, the little boy in the family saw this and started making a wooden bowl. When his parents asked why, he said it was for when they got old. This made the parents realize their mistake in treating the old man so poorly.
Can you briefly retell the old man wooden bowl story?
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2024-11-09 04:43
Sure. There was an old man in a family. As he got older and less capable, his family started to treat him badly. They made him eat from a wooden bowl separately. One day, the young grandson was seen making a small wooden bowl. When asked, he said it was for his parents when they got old. This made the parents realize their mistake and they changed their attitude towards the old man.
What is the moral of the wooden bowl short story?
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2024-11-27 07:32
Well, it could be about respect for the elderly. The family's disregard for the old man is shown when they make him eat from a wooden bowl. Then, when they see their child making a bowl for them, they realize they should have been more respectful towards the old. So, the moral is to respect our elders.
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