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The toad palace meant the moon palace or the palace of the moon. The toad palace usually referred to the legendary Guanghan Palace where Chang'e lived. Every time night fell, the bright moonlight sprinkled over the earth, and people would have countless thoughts and fantasies. The toad palace could also refer to the palace in the moon.

Toad Cave meant Moon Palace. Toad Cave was a Chinese term, its pronunciation was chánkū, meaning Toad Palace. In ancient literature, the toad cave was often used as a metaphor for the moon. For example, Su Shi, a poet of the Song Dynasty, wrote in his poem,"On August 17, Tianzhu Mountain sent osmanthus flowers to distribute elements":"On the night before the fall of the peak, the toad cave branch remembers the past years." The toad cave in this poem referred to the moon. Therefore, the name Toad Cave meant Moon Palace, which was used to refer to the moon.

The Frog and the Toad is a classic children's story about a frog and a toad. At the beginning of the story, the frog was trapped in a small pond because he was greedy for more sunlight. The toad was jealous of the frog's sunshine, so he came to the frog and kept talking bad about it, trying to get the frog to leave the small pond. Although the frog was afraid at first, as time went by, he gradually adapted to life in the pond. He found that although there was little sunlight, there were many other interesting things in the pond, such as delicious aquatic creatures and sparkling water. One day, the frog found a shell by chance. He began to think about how to get more shells. When the toad heard the news, he came to the frog and tried to swallow the shell with his mouth. But the frog cleverly dodged the toad's attack and decided to use his wisdom and creativity to get more things. The frog began to make friends with other animals and used his skills and knowledge to improve his life. Eventually, he learned how to find more food and water and gained more friends and respect. Toad realized that his jealousy and attack could not change anything, so he gave up his attempt and became good friends with the frog. The story ends with the frog and toad discovering more things and opportunities together. They learn to respect and cooperate with each other and live a beautiful life together. This story tells us that even if we have different goals and skills, we can create a better life through cooperation and hard work.

Toad comics typically stand out for their quirky characters and creative visual elements. The themes can range from fantasy to daily life, providing a diverse range of entertainment. Sometimes, they might even incorporate satire or social commentary in a lighthearted way.

The characters included the male lead, Wang Ze. "Immortal Toad" Author: Old Demon Lan Li. It is a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel. It contains classical Xianxia, Shushan, mortal flow, Taoist priest, and longevity elements. It is completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: Male protagonist, no female protagonist. Classic Xianxia, traditional Xianxia, middle-aged protagonist, ordinary aptitude, hard work, ordinary people... I hope you will like this book.

Toad cartoons often have cute and funny designs. They might show toads in various funny situations or with exaggerated expressions.

Start with an oval for the body and add big eyes and a wide mouth. Then, draw the legs and hands with simple lines.