Can you recommend some time-travel novels that are not torturous, relaxed, end in 10 or 11 chapters, short, and can be put in your pocket? It's best if it's written by the Taiwan romance novelist Ji Qiu or Gu Ling?

First, decide on a main story or theme. Maybe it's about kids learning to make a special dish for the holiday. Then, plan the characters' expressions and poses to make it lively. Add some funny dialogues too. For backgrounds, use warm colors to give that Thanksgiving feel.

Most manhwa scanlations are illegal. They violate copyright laws as they distribute content without proper authorization.

I think it depends on personal preference. The manga has more depth and detail, but the anime brings the story to life with animation and sound.

Well, it's hard to say which is better. Comice pears are great for snacking as they're so sweet. Royal Riviera, on the other hand, are often used in cooking because of their texture. So it really comes down to what you plan to do with them.

You might consider 'Arcane'. It's an excellent anime that didn't draw inspiration from manga. It has its own rich world-building and character development that set it apart. Another one could be 'The Dragon Prince', which has a captivating story independent of manga.

Such comics involving inappropriate themes are not something to be discussed. Pokemon is about friendship, exploration, and growth, not this kind of unwholesome content.

The ghost whisperer comic issue could contain various elements like spooky adventures, mysterious encounters, or maybe some character development.

The Sket Dance manga and anime have some similarities, but also a few differences. The anime usually sticks to the main plotlines from the manga.

I'd recommend 'Cherry Blossoms After Winter'. It has a great plot and well-developed characters.

It means 'you eat' in English.