Landowner

In 1923, amidst the ashes of war, a new Republic was born, and a young idealist named Ali dreamed of revitalizing his country. Having lost his father in the War of Independence, Ali grew up facing hardships with his mother. Inspired by books on modernization and progress, he aspired to bring significant change in agriculture, industry, and education, starting from his own village. Ali crosses paths with patriotic intellectuals who studied in the West but remained deeply rooted in their homeland. On this journey, he meets Mehmet, a dedicated teacher, who helps him introduce modern farming techniques to local villagers. However, traditional farmers and powerful landowners resist his reforms. Over time, Ali earns the trust of the people and successfully increases agricultural productivity by establishing a farming cooperative in the village. Yet, Ali's ambitions go beyond agriculture. Believing that his country must grow economically and industrially, he ventures into trade and follows global innovations. By building connections with the wealthy and elite, he supports local scientists, providing financial resources for their inventions. Ali strives to advance industry and spread the innovations of the Republic to every corner of Anatolia. This story is not just about one man's journey but also about a generation devoted to the development of the young Republic. The obstacles Ali faces, the decisions he makes, and the projects he brings to life form a tale of hope and transformation in a newly founded nation.

"I fucked up, ok? When you left Cantia- left me, I thought it was because you didn't think I was capable of protecting you. I had already fallen in love with you, but then you left. Scared that I would lose you if I don't secure your safety, I went with the first option that popped into my mind." he explained intensely, pouring out his feelings to her for the first time. "Isn't it funny that the first option that popped into your mind was to marry Rose?" she asked sarcastically. Yeah, she admitted a while ago that she had lost him. So, stirring up her feelings once again isn't something she intends to do. "I'm sorry for hurting you..." he tried to apologise, but she cut him short. "Why? What do you want from me now? You've already married her and I'm safe, so what's the point of your apology?" she queried upset and exasperatedly. "A Letter To Rose- Casa de Amor" is a heart-wrenching tale of love, family, devotion, and betrayal, as three people struggle to learn the true meaning of love, deceit, devotion, and sacrifice. April Turner- a vibrant, sweet and kind caretaker of a rundown home for orphans (Cantia), soon finds herself caught in a scheme by the new landowner, Jacob Ortiz-a dauntless playboy and bossy billionaire procurator who plans to tear down the home for a mega-project. But a twist and an encounter soon plunged she and her childhood friend, Rose Anderson- a beautiful and talented co-caretaker who would do anything to achieve her goals, into the world of a powerful family with secrets they were a part of. With plausible twists and secrets, encounters and new discoveries, will these three get their happily ever after? ©Copyright Author's Ownership ®All Rights Reserved

Empress Kayena Tiryen, a brilliant but ruthless ruler, reached the climax of her schemes and goals. But in the final battle between her and her greatest rival, Matthieu Sighart, she decided to end her life. Two years later, she was reincarnated into the body of Elise Guerin, the only granddaughter of Arko Guerin, a rich landowner. In this second life, she now wants to live freely for herself, forget her dark past, and vow to never involve herself in politics. Or so she thinks...

Do people chase greatness, or does greatness chase us? A.I. genius, Gengyo, through the assistance of SAPPHIRE attains the means to time travel. He seeks a simpler life, and wishes to experience the warmth of a family. But often we do not get what we want, we get what we deserve. And his peaceful times soon end, as war storms Japan, and in order to protect his peace, he must conquer. Join Gengyo as he walks a blood-stained path toward absolute domination, seizing control of Japan. //Brief extract from one of the battle scenes. Written from the point of view of a samurai landowner, Niwa Nakatane. The hooves grew closer to Nakatane's position and their beating hearts grew faster. Perhaps they could simply remain like that, hiding behind the tree, and allow these barbarians to pass? That way could they not return home to their families? Could they not give their dear wives one final kiss, or share one final story with their enthusiastic youth? Nakatane knew exactly what they were thinking. And as the ground rumbled, and the mounted beasts howled, he was the first man to step out from the trees and make his stand. "OORAH!" Possessed by a furious energy, he thrust out with all the aggression of a war god, puncturing Ochi's stallion through the chest with the sharpened wooden point of his lengthy spear. The mammoth fell from his mount clumsily, his head colliding with a nearby tree root. He ceased to move, and a pool of blood began to form around him. "ARM THESE SPEARS MEN! VICTORY SHALL BE OURS!" He stood in front of the charge of over 150 horsemen, alone. But he did not give a single inch of ground. He met the charge of the next man in line, roaring vengefully, possessed by all the rage and power that had accumulated in his body over these past years. The horsemen shrieked like a pack of hyenas, fanning out, each eager for a piece of the man who had brought down their leader. //I did not create the book cover. All credits go to the original creator.

Pride and Prejudice, romantic novel by Jane Austen, published anonymously in three volumes in 1813. A classic of English literature, written with incisive wit and superb character delineation, it centres on the turbulent relationship between Elizabeth Bennet, the daughter of a country gentleman, and Fitzwilliam Darcy, a rich aristocratic landowner

The turbulent relationship between Kelly Gonnaball, the daughter of a country gentleman, and Johnny Coby, a rich aristocratic landowner. They must overcome the titular sins of vanity and bias in order to fall in love and marry.

When a young historian finds herself transported back to a rural village in Medieval England she must use her knowledge of the past to survive. To avoid accusations of witchcraft and scheming members of the nobility she must trust in the protection of Charles Lambert, a wealthy landowner and trusted friend of Lord William Hastings. But lost in a land she’s only read about, can she really entrust her life to a man she’s just met?

Stella has always been toiling on her own, Max Martinez, a feasible landowner and Stella's ex-husband learns that she's keeping a secret that might change both of their lives for better or worse. In the course Max is sucked into her world again. Will she hold her own against Max Martinez or will she fall for him again?

The Morgan family arrives in the New World in search of new lands after religious intolerance kills thousands. Richard and Cassie reunite the family across the sea and free from the Successrium's domain, the wolves start new businesses with the commercialization of goods. Garrone destroyed by Muir's attack is gradually being abandoned. The Morgan mansion gathers all the brothers in new distant lands. Christina and Michael wait for the arrival of their first child and the wedding of the younger brother Adam meets a lot of expectations. Jake and Faith embark on the trade and export of cotton from the family farm. Ayla and her husband-to-be are thriving in the city with new modes of transport that are beginning to make it easier to transport goods to cities further afield. with Richard's help. The twins are three years old. And they await the arrival of the new brother who is to be born with the arrival of spring until an attack by Indians leaves everyone besieged in the city while local authorities struggle to control new revolts with the devastation of forests for the expansion of the white man in the Americas. Castle lord and alpha to landowner in the New World, Richard Morgan becomes a wealthy landowner and influential in politics. The first temple to worship the goddess Hecate is built on lands free from religious fanaticism. Free men sue religious faith protected by Muir's royal edict stopping the Successrium's advances and persecutions with the arrest of its main leaders and trial. The newly built city is in full development with the first factories built. The oldest legends spoke that the Key of the Paths should never be used by a mortal.

A stranger arrives in a Russian backwater community with a bizarre proposition for the local landowners: cash for their 'dead souls, ' the serfs who have died in their service. A comic masterpiece. Dead Souls is eloquent on some occasions, lyrical on others, and pious and reverent elsewhere. Nicolai Gogol was a master of the spoof. The American students of today are not the only readers who have been confused by him. Russian literary history records more divergent interpretations of Gogol than perhaps of any other classic. Dead Souls is eloquent on some occasions, lyrical on others, and pious and reverent elsewhere. Nicolai Gogol was a master of the spoof. The American students of today are not the only readers who have been confused by him. Russian literary history records more divergent interpretations of Gogol than perhaps of any other classic.In a new translation of the comic classic of Russian literature, Chichikov, an enigmatic stranger and conniving schemer, buys deceased serfs' names from their landlords' poll tax lists hoping to mortgage them for profit and to reinvent himself as a likeable gentleman.

As far as Nobel laureates in literature go, Sigrid Undset has slightly less name recognition than Bob Dylan. After all, no one can reflexively sing out lines from Kristin Lavransdatter, the historical fiction trilogy that netted her the book world’s biggest lifetime achievement award. Still, this masterful exploration of life in 14th-century Norway deserves a place on your bookshelf. Though the first installment, The Wreath, was published in 1920, it makes for a spellbinding read even today. Sexy, yet exhaustively researched, it’s sure to change your view of the Middle Ages. The child of a wealthy landowner, Kristin Lavransdatter (the surname literally translates to “Lavran’s daughter”) grows up happily enough, taking solace in the Catholic faith she learned from her mother. But when she survives a rape attempt, she’s sent of to faraway Oslo, to live in a Benedictine convent. There, Kristin falls in love with a man who was excommunicated for raising children with someone else’s wife. As her exposure to the wider world challenges her faith, how will her conservative family respond?

“They hung him for a traitor, themselves a traitorous crew, But his soul is marching on.” The land of Gemeinplatz is a land filled with fantastical creatures, adventurers looking to slay them, and heroes looking to distinguish themselves from the adventurers. The most common of these heroes are those who come from Earth, who enjoy a most leisurely time with their cheat skills. It’s a perfect world, the utopia of those who wish to become overpowered and get their own power fantasy, where even the most everyman of the everyman can pull themselves by their bootstraps and become a hero. Yet, underneath this “Gemeinplatzer Dream” is a disgusting truth. To satisfy the needs of heroes who can’t find function like a normal human being (which most of them can’t), the lucrative Gemeinplatz slave trade crushes the dreams and ruins the lives of hundreds every day. These slaves endlessly labor, in the harems of so-called heroes, at the mansions of the landowning “heroes”, as rare materials for various magical spells. In a world that looks down at them as demi-human, where the ruling class has no incentive to end this profitable trade, in which their oppressors are overpowered as all hell, what hope is there for the slaves? What hope is there, is named John Brown. This time, he’ll finish what he started. _______________________________________________________________ This story was meant to be a more fast-paced, silly short story, written while I took a break from my main project, The Errant Otherworlder Watanabe. Yet, I have put in as much care as anything I produce into this work.

In the not-too-distant future, the groundbreaking immersive VRMMORPG, World of Chronicles, is released by the innovative Arcadia Corp. The game offers players a unique experience where they can become powerful mercenaries or influential noble landowners in a vast, uncharted world teeming with natural resources and potential. What sets World of Chronicles apart is its real-world implications, where players can exchange in-game currency for real money, making success in the virtual world a lucrative prospect. Alex, a young man dissatisfied with his mundane life, is thrust into the game's world after winning a sweepstakes that rewards him with a premium virtual reality capsule and a title deed to establish a starting village. Starting as a lowly Squire, Alex must navigate the complex political hierarchy and the game's intricate mechanics to build his village, Emerald Haven, and rise through the ranks of nobility. With the added incentive of accumulating wealth in both the game and real life, Alex becomes even more determined to succeed. He embarks on a journey filled with opportunities and challenges, encountering both friendly and hostile players along the way. During this he learns to master the game's mechanics, including resource gathering, building upgrades, and diplomacy. World of Chronicles is a thrilling tale of one man's pursuit of success and self-discovery in a virtual world that is as immersive and captivating as reality itself, with the added allure of real-world financial gains. As Alex strives to become the strongest noble in the World of Chronicles, he will face adversity, forge alliances, and uncover secrets that will redefine his understanding of the game and the people who inhabit it.