Mystery

Best Korean movies to watch . Content Warning.
This list showcases some of the most critically acclaimed and popular Korean films of all time. 1. "Burning" (2018): Directed by Lee Chang-dong, "Burning" is a slow-burning psychological drama that revolves around three characters and explores themes of social inequality, obsession, and existential yearning. The film's ambiguity and haunting atmosphere leave viewers contemplating its deeper meanings long after watching.
By Murali2 years ago in Fiction
The Million Dollar Experiment: A Journey Beyond Wealth
In a realm quite similar to our own, there was an individual whose ordinary day took an unexpected twist. The morning began unfavorably, with a delay leading to the loss of their job. Overwhelmed by a blend of frustration and shock, they headed back home, uncertain about their future prospects. That night, while browsing through various job listings, they encountered an extraordinary proposition—an experiment promising a reward of one million dollars for judicious spending within a mere 15 days. Intrigued and slightly amused by the prospect, they decided to embark on this venture, filling out a straightforward form before succumbing to a sleep filled with dreams about the potential reality of the money.
By Diana2 years ago in Fiction
The Million Dollar Adventure
In a nearby realm, an individual chanced upon an extraordinary offer that seemed almost fantastical. Their journey began unexpectedly when tardiness cost them their job, leading to a mix of frustration and uncertainty about the future. That same night, while perusing job ads, they discovered an intriguing challenge: an experiment offering a million dollars to be spent wisely within 15 days. Amused and intrigued, they signed up, half-dreaming of the possibilities.
By Diana2 years ago in Fiction
The Mystery of White Holes: Cosmic Fountains in the Universe
Imagine a universe filled with incredible secrets, where stars and planets are born from cosmic fountains known as white holes. While black holes are famous for pulling everything into their darkness, white holes are like their magical siblings, shooting out light and matter into space. These fascinating cosmic wonders are like doors between different parts of the universe, or maybe even gateways to other dimensions!
By Diana2 years ago in Fiction
Why Is Blue So Rare In Nature?
Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue but finding blue animals is like searching for treasure? Nature is a master artist, painting the world in every color imaginable. Yet, when it comes to blue, it seems like nature holds back, using this color sparingly. But here's a secret: when nature does use blue, it goes all out, creating some of the most stunning creatures you'll ever see. Let's dive into this blue mystery and uncover how nature crafts its rarest color.
By Diana2 years ago in Fiction
A Spectacular Voyage: Exploring the Universe from Our Backyard to Beyond
Hey there, young explorers! Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered about the stars and planets? Well, buckle up! We're going on an incredible journey from our very own planet Earth, all the way out to the farthest corners of the universe. It's going to be a wild ride, so let's dive in and discover the wonders of space!
By Diana2 years ago in Fiction
Invisible Door
We had just moved into an old Victorian house, and we were still unpacking when my birthday came around; the occasion was bittersweet as the whole house was preoccupied with chores and unpacking boxes. I'm pretty sure that, with all the chaos, my family forgot it was my birthday. As the middle child of four kids with parents who never stop working, it's easy to be overlooked; Massie left early this morning, stealing the car and leaving, probably to drive three hours to see her boyfriend. Mom and Dad were livid when they woke up this morning to find that one of their cars was missing; they ran out of the house, taking Amy and May, the twins, with them, leaving me in an unfamiliar place. In their haste, they forgot I was still eating breakfast at the kitchen table. When they finally noticed, they just sent me a text saying how sorry they were; I didn't bother to reply, rolling my eyes and placing the phone on the table. And once again, I'm stuck being alone.
By Pamela_Ann952 years ago in Fiction
Lapis Lazuli
Sicily | 1943 The two hour bicycle ride from Canicatti to The Church of Saint Agatha was far more difficult than Rosalie had originally projected. The four bicycles they were able salvage were old, rusted, and weathered from years of neglect, but they were the only four that had usable tires.
By Kale Sinclair2 years ago in Fiction
it was all just a dream
I had a dream, a beautiful dream, and he was in it, he was. I don’t even know who he was or what his name was. All I knew was that he looked familiar, his touch felt familiar, his gaze felt familiar and I felt so at home around him. I would kill to have this dream again or have him appear in more of my dreams again, but it hasn’t happened as of yet. Well un-ironically, one can still dream. I remember it all so vaguely, it started with me sleeping, probably dreaming inside a dream and then i heard slow footsteps approaching me and i felt my heart do somersaults in my chest as i felt someone come closer and closer until the presence stood by my bed, then sat on it by my side and i felt like my heart stopped, i felt a gentle hand on my shoulder and this presence started to shake me, i mustered up all the courage I had and turned to face it or rather, him.
By Jia2 years ago in Fiction
The Regime.
Chapter 1: The Arrival In the grand palace of the European regime, the Phantom Warrior makes a dramatic entrance, leaping from the shadows as if out of thin air. With lightning-fast reflexes, the hero effortlessly disarms a squadron of guards, leaving the inhabitants of the palace in awe and suspicion. Whispers of their impending downfall ripple through the halls as the Phantom Warrior's arrival sparks a glimmer of hope among the oppressed.
By OYEDELE Oyekunle2 years ago in Fiction
Sins of the Reaper - 7
When the sun began to pierce the bare and spindly branches of the surrounding trees, I still had not slept. After relieving myself, I returned to the warmth of the poncho liner even though I knew I should keep moving. Instead, I stared at my surroundings with listless, unseeing exhaustion, my thoughts returning helplessly to the bakery where I would never toil again.
By John Cox2 years ago in Fiction
What Happens If We Pour ALL Earth's Water on the Sun!
In a galaxy not so far away, there's a big, glowing ball of fire that lights up our days and keeps us warm. This fiery friend is none other than the Sun, the heart of our solar system. But what if I told you that there's a story so wild and mysterious about the Sun that it would make your jaw drop? Well, buckle up, because we're going on an adventure to explore some "what ifs" about the Sun and our Earth.
By Diana2 years ago in Fiction