Fable
Chinese folk tales:In a year of severe drought, a blind woman was unable to fill her water jar from the empty temple well. A monk quickly lifted the bed plank for her, revealing a hidden water source.
During the late Ming Dynasty, a couple from a mountain village in Zhejiang traveled to Wuzhen to engage in business. Back in their hometown, they were tea growers and sold their freshly picked Mingqian tea for only 2 coins per jin. However, after being processed in the city, this tea could be sold for 2 taels per jin.
By ππ°π³π³πͺπ―π¦3 years ago in Fiction
The Unwavering Flame: A Tale of Perseverance and Triumph
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled amidst rolling green hills, there lived a young girl named Lily. She possessed a spirit as radiant as the sun, and a determination that burned within her like a flickering flame. Lily had dreams and aspirations that soared high above the limitations of her humble surroundings.
By Samuel Agbonifo3 years ago in Fiction
The Gods behind the Bar
The scales always sway back into balance. He slammed back a beer as the jukebox in the corner of this well-out-of-the-way hole in the wall cranked out some Judas Priest. Another dusty beer and a shot of Jack appeared without a word, as if by magic. They called him Theo in these parts, which was as good a name as any. Heβd been on the run so long that it didnβt matter anymore.
By Matthew J. Fromm3 years ago in Fiction
From Helplessness to Hope
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled amidst rolling hills, there lived a young orphan named Maya. From an early age, Maya knew the bitter taste of helplessness. With no family to call her own, she was left to navigate the world alone, her heart burdened with loneliness and uncertainty.
By FELIX Olikagu3 years ago in Fiction
To Steal a Thunderbolt
"You want to steal Zeus's thunderbolt?" Loki asked incredulously after listening patiently to his old friend Jupiter's ridiculously insane plan to sneak into Olympus and snare the God kings most powerful weapon. "That is quite possibly the dumbest idea I have ever heard, and your plan has about as much chance of working as Hera taking Athena as a lover on the side. And, if you were caught, would make Zeus exactly as angry. I shudder to think what he might do to you, or Hades forbid, me, if the plan fails as spectacurlarly as it surely will in its current form." Jupiter was unfazed by Loki's initial reaction. He was always a pessimist, and quick to temper, and he had suspected this would be the trickster God's immediate response. However, he knew the idea of it would be impossible for Loki to resist, and he also knew Loki was smart, very smart, especially when it came to theiving, and he hoped his input, and, ideally, participation in the heist, would better his own chances of success. With Zeus's thunderbolt in his hands, Olympus could finally be rid of their ancient, failed, so called king, and become his to rule.
By Everyday Junglist3 years ago in Fiction
The Unwavering Spirit
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled amidst lush green hills, there lived a young girl named Lily. She had dreams that soared higher than the clouds and a spirit that burned with an unyielding determination. But life had a way of testing her resolve, presenting obstacles at every turn.
By FELIX Olikagu3 years ago in Fiction
The Eternal Sacrifice
In the heart of the Enchanted Forest, where ancient trees whispered secrets and ethereal light danced through the foliage, a young Elven male named Elaris embarked on a life-altering journey. Drawn by a mysterious calling, he ventured deep into the enchanted realm, his heart brimming with curiosity and wonder.
By Christopher Acker3 years ago in Fiction
Homebound: A Dog's Journey of Resilience and Redemption
In a picturesque town nestled by the rolling hills, a golden retriever named Max reveled in a life filled with love and happiness. His days were spent frolicking in the park, chasing butterflies, and basking in the warm embrace of his caring family. Max's world was complete, until tragedy struck with an unforeseen force.
By Christopher Acker3 years ago in Fiction









