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The Witch in the Woods: The Transmigration of Hazel-Anne Davis

The Witch in the Woods: The Transmigration of Hazel-Anne Davis

They say she’s a monster. A myth. A demon wrapped in human skin. They call her the Witch in the Woods. They should have called her a warning. Hazel-Anne Davis was raised in the Devil's Playground for the end of the world—part human, part demon, full survivalist, and absolutely done with it all. When she wakes up in the dying body of a child in a foreign world, she doesn’t cry or panic. She builds. She kills. She survives. The mountains become her home, and she becomes the nightmare whispered about in drunken taverns and frightened war councils. No army ever returns. No trespasser lives. Until she met them. Dragged from her mountain, drugged and bound in a trunk like some barbaric trophy, Hazel-Anne is forced into the glittering prison of the royal court—a place where daggers hide behind fans, poison is poured in porcelain cups, and obedience is expected from women who should know their place. Hazel does not know her place. And if she does, she refuses to stay in it. Five powerful men—each dangerous in their own right—are about to learn that the “witch” they stole is no savage. She’s smarter than they are. Deadlier than their worst enemies. And she’s done playing by anyone else’s rules. Now all of them—the scarred warrior prince, the genius Crown Prince, the demon-eyed general, the assassin in the shadows, and the merchant wrapped in silk and lies—will have to decide: Will they try to control her? Or will they kneel before the storm they’ve unleashed? Either way, at the end of the day, the Witch will have her revenge. Other Novels: Rebirth In the Apocalypse: Third Time's A Charm (Completed) Fight, Flight, or Freeze: The Healer's Story (Completed) Star's Ships (Completed) Part Of Your World (Completed) Dancing with Monsters (Completed) As Silent As A Mouse (Completed) Be Careful What You Wish For: A Zombie Apocalypse Novel (Completed) The Witch In The Woods: The Transmigration of Hazel-Anne Davis (Ongoing) Seraphina's Revenge (Ongoing)
Fantasy
391 Chs
Die Hexe im Wald: Die Seelenwanderung von Hazel-Anne Davis

Die Hexe im Wald: Die Seelenwanderung von Hazel-Anne Davis

Sie sagen, sie ist ein Monster. Ein Mythos. Ein Dämon in menschlicher Haut. Sie nennen sie die Hexe im Wald. Sie hätten sie eine Warnung nennen sollen. Hazel-Anne Davis wurde im Spielplatz des Teufels für das Ende der Welt aufgezogen—teils Mensch, teils Dämon, vollständige Überlebenskünstlerin und absolut fertig mit allem. Als sie im sterbenden Körper eines Kindes in einer fremden Welt aufwacht, weint oder panikt sie nicht. Sie baut. Sie tötet. Sie überlebt. Die Berge werden ihr Zuhause, und sie wird zum Albtraum, über den in betrunkenen Tavernen und verängstigten Kriegsräten geflüstert wird. Keine Armee kehrt jemals zurück. Kein Eindringling überlebt. Bis sie ihnen begegnete. Von ihrem Berg verschleppt, betäubt und in einem Koffer wie eine barbarische Trophäe gefesselt, wird Hazel-Anne in das glitzernde Gefängnis des königlichen Hofes gezwungen—ein Ort, an dem sich Dolche hinter Fächern verbergen, Gift in Porzellanschalen gegossen wird und von Frauen Gehorsam erwartet wird, die ihren Platz kennen sollten. Hazel kennt ihren Platz nicht. Und wenn doch, weigert sie sich, dort zu bleiben. Fünf mächtige Männer—jeder auf seine Art gefährlich—sind dabei zu lernen, dass die "Hexe", die sie gestohlen haben, keine Wilde ist. Sie ist klüger als sie. Tödlicher als ihre schlimmsten Feinde. Und sie hat keine Lust mehr, nach den Regeln anderer zu spielen. Jetzt müssen sie alle—der vernarbte Kriegerprinz, der geniale Kronprinz, der dämonenäugige General, der Assassine im Schatten und der in Seide und Lügen gehüllte Händler—entscheiden: Werden sie versuchen, sie zu kontrollieren? Oder werden sie vor dem Sturm knien, den sie entfesselt haben? So oder so, am Ende des Tages wird die Hexe ihre Rache bekommen.
Fantasy
386 Chs
La Bruja del Bosque: La Transmigración de Hazel-Anne Davis

La Bruja del Bosque: La Transmigración de Hazel-Anne Davis

Dicen que es un monstruo. Un mito. Un demonio envuelto en piel humana. La llaman la Bruja del Bosque. Deberían haberla llamado una advertencia. Hazel-Anne Davis fue criada en El Patio del Diablo para el fin del mundo—parte humana, parte demonio, completa superviviente, y absolutamente harta de todo. Cuando despierta en el cuerpo moribundo de una niña en un mundo extraño, no llora ni entra en pánico. Construye. Mata. Sobrevive. Las montañas se convierten en su hogar, y ella se convierte en la pesadilla susurrada en tabernas ebrias y consejos de guerra atemorizados. Ningún ejército jamás regresa. Ningún intruso vive. Hasta que los conoció a ellos. Arrastrada de su montaña, drogada y atada en un baúl como algún trofeo bárbaro, Hazel-Anne es forzada a entrar en la resplandeciente prisión de la corte real—un lugar donde las dagas se esconden detrás de abanicos, el veneno se vierte en tazas de porcelana, y se espera obediencia de mujeres que deberían conocer su lugar. Hazel no conoce su lugar. Y si lo conoce, se niega a quedarse en él. Cinco hombres poderosos—cada uno peligroso a su manera—están a punto de aprender que la "bruja" que robaron no es ninguna salvaje. Es más inteligente que ellos. Más letal que sus peores enemigos. Y ha terminado de jugar según las reglas de cualquiera. Ahora todos ellos—el príncipe guerrero con cicatrices, el genio Príncipe Heredero, el general de ojos demoníacos, el asesino en las sombras, y el mercader envuelto en seda y mentiras—tendrán que decidir: ¿Intentarán controlarla? ¿O se arrodillarán ante la tormenta que han desatado? De cualquier manera, al final del día, la Bruja tendrá su venganza.
Fantasía
381 Chs
La Sorcière des Bois : La Transmigration de Hazel-Anne Davis

La Sorcière des Bois : La Transmigration de Hazel-Anne Davis

Ils disent qu'elle est un monstre. Un mythe. Un démon enveloppé dans une peau humaine. Ils l'appellent la Sorcière des Bois. Ils auraient dû l'appeler un avertissement. Hazel-Anne Davis a été élevée dans le Terrain de Jeu du Diable pour la fin du monde—mi-humaine, mi-démon, survivante accomplie, et absolument lasse de tout. Quand elle se réveille dans le corps mourant d'un enfant dans un monde étranger, elle ne pleure pas et ne panique pas. Elle construit. Elle tue. Elle survit. Les montagnes deviennent sa maison, et elle devient le cauchemar dont on chuchote dans les tavernes ivres et les conseils de guerre effrayés. Aucune armée ne revient jamais. Aucun intrus ne survit. Jusqu'à ce qu'elle les rencontre. Arrachée de sa montagne, droguée et ligotée dans un coffre comme un trophée barbare, Hazel-Anne est forcée d'entrer dans la prison étincelante de la cour royale—un lieu où les poignards se cachent derrière les éventails, où le poison est versé dans des tasses en porcelaine, et où l'obéissance est attendue des femmes qui devraient connaître leur place. Hazel ne connaît pas sa place. Et si elle la connaît, elle refuse d'y rester. Cinq hommes puissants—chacun dangereux à sa manière—sont sur le point d'apprendre que la "sorcière" qu'ils ont volée n'est pas une sauvage. Elle est plus intelligente qu'eux. Plus mortelle que leurs pires ennemis. Et elle en a fini de jouer selon les règles de quiconque. Maintenant, ils devront tous—le prince guerrier balafré, le Prince Héritier génie, le général aux yeux de démon, l'assassin dans l'ombre, et le marchand enveloppé de soie et de mensonges—décider : Vont-ils essayer de la contrôler ? Ou s'agenouilleront-ils devant la tempête qu'ils ont déchaînée ? Quoi qu'il en soit, à la fin de la journée, la Sorcière aura sa vengeance.
Fantastique
383 Chs
The Vitality of the Marketplace Literature
City literature refers to novels that describe city life and city customs. Its vitality is mainly reflected in the following aspects: 1. Close to reality: City literature often described the lives of ordinary people with a sense of reality. This sense of realism allowed the readers to feel the atmosphere of life and get closer to the reader's life experience. 2. Being close to society: The literature of the marketplace often reflects the reality and problems of society, which can arouse the readers 'attention and thoughts about society. This kind of thinking could promote the progress and development of society. 3. Vivid plots: The plots of urban literature are often vivid, full of twists and turns, dramatic and conflicting. This kind of plot could attract the interest of the readers and cause them to resonate. 4. Profoundness of character creation: The characters in the marketplace literature are often deeply shaped and have distinct personalities and characteristics. This kind of character creation could allow the readers to understand the character's heart and emotions more deeply, and feel the character's sense of life. 5. The language is concise and bright: The language of the marketplace literature is often concise, bright, concise and easy to understand. This language style could improve the efficiency and comfort of reading. The vitality of urban literature lies in its close to reality, close to society, vivid plot, profound character creation, concise language, etc. It can make readers feel real life and emotions, and trigger thoughts about society and life.
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2024-09-22 08:43
The characteristics of marketplace literature
City literature refers to literary works that describe urban life and the citizen class. Its characteristics mainly include the following aspects: 1. Reality: City literature often pays more attention to realism and objectively describing characters and plots based on real life situations rather than fictional fantasy worlds. 2. Being close to life: The writing target of urban literature is usually ordinary people in real life, showing the emotions, thoughts, and lifestyle of ordinary people. 3. Commonness: The literature of the marketplace often described the lives of ordinary people, emphasizing the commonness and ordinariness of life rather than the special and elite figures. 4. Humor and wit: Humor elements are often incorporated into urban literature to show the colorful and rich urban life in a relaxed and humorous way. 5. Emotional Resonance: The literary works of the marketplace can make the readers feel the resonance and emotional exchange. The characters and plots described can trigger the readers 'emotional resonance and make them resonate and think. 6. Strong narrative: The narrative techniques of urban literature are more delicate, focusing on the development of the plot and the shaping of the characters. They often use continuous narration to allow the readers to follow the development of the story and continue to understand it in depth.
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2024-09-22 08:39
Poetry describing the marketplace
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2024-09-25 21:56
Poetry describing the marketplace
The City Well was a place full of fireworks and human fireworks. There were many poems describing the city well. Below were a few famous poems that described the marketplace: 1 "Climbing the Stork Tower" Wang Zhihuan The white sun is leaning against the mountains, and the Yellow River flows into the sea. I want to see a thousand miles and climb another level. 2. Bai Juyi,"Farewell to the Ancient Grass" The grass on the plain withers and thrives once a year. The wildfire never ends, and the spring breeze blows, it grows again. 3 "Silent Night Thoughts" Li Bai The moonlight before my bed is like frost on the ground. Looking up at the bright moon, looking down, I miss my hometown. 4 Du Fu,"Looking for Flowers by the River" In front of Huangshi Tower, the spring light of the east river is lazy and sleepy, leaning against the breeze. The Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, not as deep as Wang Lun's love for me. These poems vividly depicted the prosperity and busyness of the marketplace, making people feel the charm of the fireworks and the atmosphere of the marketplace.
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2024-09-25 21:56
The Age of Marketplace Fictions
We can recommend the following female protagonists in the novels: 1. " 90 Shack Family ": This novel described the lives of the common people in Shanghai in the 1990s. The heroine had a unique vision and a decisive personality. 2. " 80's Sweet Wife and Cute Baby ": This novel described the life of the female protagonist in the 1980s. After her rebirth, she played with the rich and powerful families in the market and reversed her life with the male protagonist. 3. " 70 Island Daily Life ": This novel described the story of the female protagonist who refused to be a stepmother and lived a comfortable life on the island. 4. " The Little Daughter-in-law in the Char Yard ": This novel is featured by family gossip and the atmosphere of the market. The female and male protagonists lead ordinary lives. 5. The female protagonist of this novel was a smart, hardworking, and idealistic person. She started her story in the courtyard of the 1960s. Please note that the above recommendations are based on the search results provided. There may be other female protagonists in urban novels that have not been mentioned.
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2025-01-10 08:11
Daily life in the marketplace
The following are some recommendations for ancient novels with a background of urban life: " The Daily Life of the Crown Prince's Wife ": This novel described the warm daily life of the female protagonist who married into the Marquis's Mansion and the general's son, including plots such as power struggles and war parting. 2. " Stars to the North of the Milky Way ": This novel tells the story of the male protagonist no longer pursuing life, only hoping to be with the female protagonist for the rest of his life. These ancient novels were all based on the life of the city, depicting people's daily lives and emotional stories. They displayed different topics such as trickery, war, warmth, and pursuit, and were suitable for readers who liked ancient novels.
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2024-12-26 00:06
Similar to the reality of the marketplace
The following were some recommended novels that were similar to City Well: 1. " Merchant Girl in the City "-It was about a transmigrated woman who used her super business mind to create her own world in the city. 2. " Southern Song Dynasty Life Advisor ". This was a story that was bitter at first, but sweet later. It was a story about a black-bellied female protagonist. 3. "Shu Daughter Seeking Favor"-A novel similar to a street novel. Please note that the novels recommended above are similar to the real-life novels of the marketplace. They may contain some plots and characters of the marketplace.
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2024-12-28 06:30
What is a marketplace novel?
The urban novel was a novel that described the life of the city, usually using the life of the citizens as the background to describe their various experiences and stories in the city. These novels often involved social class, business, politics, culture and other aspects of content, but also often involved human nature, emotions, interpersonal relationships and other topics. Marketplace novels were highly recognized by the literary world and readers. They were an indispensable part of Chinese literature.
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2025-03-17 04:34
Fragments describing the nobodies in the marketplace
A small fry was usually an ordinary, ordinary, and insignificant person, but under certain circumstances, he might show unexpected tenacity, courage, intelligence, wit, or kindness. The following are some snippets of descriptions of small people in the market for your reference: 1 He was a nobody in his fifties who lived in a small alley. He did the same thing every day, which was to sell some small commodities in his hands on the street. Although his stall was not big, his goods were very popular because his prices were much cheaper than others. 2 In this bustling city, he was just a tiny existence. He wouldn't have high academic qualifications or great achievements. However, he had a kind heart and was always willing to help others. He would lend a helping hand when people were in trouble and even take the initiative to help those in need. 3 He was a small fry in the marketplace. Although he didn't have any special talent, he had an indomitable spirit. No matter what difficulties he encountered, he could always persevere until he succeeded. 4 He was a small fry in the marketplace. Although he did not have any special achievements, he had an ordinary kind of happiness. Although his life was simple, it was filled with warmth and happiness. He liked to share his emotions with the people around him. 5 He was a small fry in the city. Although he did not have any special ability or talent, he had a kind of perseverance. He firmly believed in his dream and worked hard until he finally realized his goal. These clips all described the ordinary and unique side of the small people in the market, allowing people to have a deeper understanding of the inner world and behavior of these ordinary people.
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2024-09-23 09:57
A sentence describing the prosperity of the marketplace
An example of a prosperous city was as follows: The bustling streets, crowded crowds, noisy noises, and various commercial facilities complemented each other to form a lively and bustling scene. People from all walks of life gathered on this street to make a living. There were all kinds of stalls and shops. Silk shops, tofu shops, tailor shops, tea houses, taverns, snack bars, and so on made people unable to predict what would happen next. In this bustling city, everyone played different roles and worked hard for their own lives.
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2024-09-25 21:40
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