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Legend Of The Three Caballeros

Three Kings

The tale begins in a divine realm, where three deities—Kokou, Plutonia, and Ra—are mourning a tragic event that occurred three million years ago, an event that still weighs heavily on them. This mysterious tragedy has left the gods and demons divided, with many harboring hatred and regret. In the mortal realm, the story shifts to the Omi Kingdom, where two young brothers, Kor and Gor Kindel, are being prepared for a brutal test of strength by their cold and ruthless father, Bale Kindel. The test, resulted in Kor sacrificing himself to save Gor, triggering Gor's despair and awakening a cursed power within him. In another place Thia Leye, a young girl from a small village who, after witnessing the brutal death of her family and being captured by slavers, summons a dark curse in a desperate bid to survive. Meanwhile, in the Wize Kingdom, Prince Kin Orun struggles with his responsibilities and the betrayal of his step-uncle, who seizes the throne. The once-pampered prince is forced to flee into the desert, where he faces the harsh realities of life and ended up awakening an equally insidious curse as the previous two. The story intertwines these characters' fates, as they each grapple with their own battles, both internal and external, against forces far greater than themselves. As they confront their destinies, the lines between gods, demons, and mortals blur, leading to a climactic confrontation where the true nature of power, revenge, and redemption is revealed.
Seyfost · 144.5K Views

The Loves of Three Men

Cao Yucheng had two children, who were the apples of his eye. Although his eldest son, Cao Xiaorui, was not his biological child but was brought into his family by his wife when she remarried. Back then, Cao Yucheng's mother vehemently opposed his wife's entry into the family. His wife was nine years older than him and was a divorced woman with a child. No mother - in - law would be fond of such a daughter - in - law. Cao Yucheng himself was tall, promising, and young. He could have found any decent woman. Why did he have to choose a "second - hand" woman with a child in tow? However, Cao Yucheng disregarded his mother's objections, secretly got married to his wife, and began a life for the three - member family. For Cao Yucheng, who became a step - father right after entering society, he not only didn't feel ashamed of this but also didn't think that a six - or seven - year - old child would bring much extra pressure to his life. Instead, he was extremely grateful to his wife for giving him such a well - behaved, sensible, and obedient son. When Cao Xiaorui first came to his home, he was already much more sensible than ordinary children. When his parents were not at home, he would do all the housework he could. Mopping the floor, cleaning the table, washing vegetables, and folding clothes were all within his capabilities. His academic performance was also the best in the class. All these brought great honor to Cao Yucheng. Many biological fathers might not have a son that everyone envied, while he, as a step - father, had all the glory and less of the endless worries that a biological father would have. Cao Yucheng was quite satisfied with his life at that time. After getting married, his wife gave birth to a biological son for him. The whole family of Cao Yucheng was immersed in extreme joy, believing that there was nothing happier in life than this. He used his happy life to prove to all those who had opposed his marriage how correct his choice was. Unfortunately, people can't always be successful and happy throughout their lives. Just after his younger son, Cao Xiaoqi, celebrated his tenth birthday, his wife encountered a mudslide during a group outing organized by her unit. Only four people survived in the full - loaded vehicle. This incident was very sensational at that time, and major newspapers and media competed to report it. Cao Yucheng's wife's name could be easily found on the list of victims by those who paid attention.
DaoistPe0USa · 2.7K Views

Baahubali: The Legend of Mahishmati

For centuries, the mighty kingdom of Mahishmati has thrived under the rule of kings whose bloodlines were forged in war and conquest. But now, it is a kingdom drowning in its own shadows. The golden throne is stained with blood, and its people live in silent agony beneath the rule of the tyrant Bhallaladeva, a monstrous king who seized power through treachery and betrayal. In the heart of this suffering, a captive queen rots in chains. Once a proud warrior, Devasena has endured twenty-five years of torture, her spirit unbroken, her hatred festering. Her existence is a warning to all who dare oppose the king. But beyond the towering walls of Mahishmati, fate stirs in the mountains. A young man named Shivudu, raised in obscurity, climbs a forbidden waterfall, driven by a restless hunger for something greater. What he finds is more than adventure—it is his true identity. He is not just a wanderer. He is the heir to a kingdom, the son of a fallen legend, the rightful Baahubali—a name long erased from history, whispered only in fear and sorrow. As Shivudu joins the rebellion, ancient secrets resurface, unveiling a past soaked in blood, treason, and lost glory. Shadows whisper the truth of his father, Amarendra Baahubali, the warrior-king who was betrayed by his own blood, his body discarded but his legacy unbroken. The ghosts of the past claw at the present, demanding justice. Mahishmati will burn. As Shivudu steps into his destiny, war erupts. Brother will fight brother. Armies will march. The earth will tremble. Blood will flow like rivers, and the throne of Mahishmati will be claimed once and for all. But the gods are silent. The darkness is rising. And the war has only begun. A Tale of Power, Vengeance, and the Curse of a Kingdom Prepare for a thousand chapters of war, betrayal, love, and destiny. The legend of Baahubali is not just a story—it is a prophecy written in fire and steel.
Itz_Suncity · 1.9K Views
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