🚀 Announcing New Ebook Collections: Discover the Mystical Creatures Series! 🌟

Dear Mythology Enthusiasts and Fantasy Lovers,

I am beyond excited to announce the release of my epic Mystical Creatures series, which explores the awe-inspiring world of legendary beings across different realms. This series is your gateway to a universe where dragons soar, mythical birds rule the skies, and formidable water beasts reign beneath the waves.

📚 Mystical Creatures Series Overview:

Rise of the Dragon Lords: A Ranked Journey Through Mythical Serpents and Guardians
Description: Begin your adventure with the ultimate guide to dragons and serpents, meticulously ranked from the legendary to the supreme. Explore the majestic celestial dragons of the East and the fierce guardians of the West, each with its own unique story and mythological significance.
Available for $15 USD:
- 📚 Kobo Books: Rise of the Dragon Lords on Kobo
- 📖 Apple Books: Rise of the Dragon Lords on Apple Books
Scales of Legend: The Ultimate Ranking of Mythical Reptilian Beasts
Description: Journey into the heart of the world’s most thrilling legends, where serpents, turtles, and other scaly creatures of myth come to life. This book uncovers the secrets of 139 powerful beings that have captivated humanity for millennia.
Available for $14 USD:

📚 Kobo Books: Scales of Legend on Kobo
📖 Apple Books: Scales of Legend on Apple Books

Wings of Myth: The Ultimate Ranking of Legendary Birds
Description: Soar through the mythic skies with a comprehensive exploration of legendary birds. From the colossal Roc of Arabian lore to the reborn Phoenix of ancient Greek mythology, this book ranks these avian marvels by their power, mystery, and cultural impact.
Available for $15 USD:
- 📚 Kobo Books: Wings of Myth on Kobo
- 📖 Apple Books: Wings of Myth on Apple Books
Lords of the Deep: The Definitive Ranking of Mythical Water Beasts
Description: Dive into the depths of mythology with an exploration of the world’s most powerful water beings. From the fearsome Kraken of the North Atlantic to the elusive Loch Ness Monster, this volume ranks these creatures by their cultural significance and the reverence or fear they inspire.
Available for $14 USD:

📚 Kobo Books: Lords of the Deep on Kobo
📖 Apple Books: Lords of the Deep on Apple Books

5. Giants of Myth: The Ultimate Ranking of Colossal Beings and Titans

Description: Step into a world where giants and titans reign supreme. This book reveals the secrets of colossal beings from ancient myths, ranked from primordial powers to legendary figures that have shaped human imagination for centuries.

Available for $16 USD:

📖 Apple Books: Giants of Myth on Apple Books

📖 Kobo Books: Giants of Myth on Apple Books

6. Fangs of the Wild: The Ultimate Ranking of Mythical Beasts and Fierce Guardians

Description: Venture into the untamed wilds to discover formidable beasts and fierce protectors from mythologies worldwide. From the monstrous Fenrir of Norse legend to the noble Lion of Judah, each creature is ranked by its impact, power, and the myths that have made them legends.

Available for $15 USD:

📖 Apple Books: Fangs of the Wild

📖 Kobo Books: Fangs of the Wild

7. Mythical Races: Guardians, Spirits, and Beasts of Legend

Description: Explore the fascinating world of mythical races from cultures around the globe. This volume provides a comprehensive ranking of gods, spirits, and mythical creatures, categorizing them based on their power, influence, and cultural significance. From the Aesir gods of Norse mythology to the mysterious Alfar elves, discover how these beings have shaped the moral and spiritual fabric of societies throughout history.

Available for $15 USD:

📖 Apple Books: Mythical Races

📖 Kobo Books: Mythical Races

8. Chimeric Chronicles: The Ultimate Ranking of Mythical Hybrids
Description: Welcome to the enchanting world of "Chimeric Chronicles," a captivating exploration into the realm of legendary beings that defy the boundaries of nature. Delve into the extraordinary and often bewildering world of hybrids—creatures born from the melding of different forms, combining the strengths, mysteries, and powers of their diverse origins. This book ranks these beings from the mighty Chimera of Greek lore to the elusive Nure-onna of Japan.
Available for $16 USD:
📖 Apple Books: Chimeric Chronicles

📖 Kobo Books: Chimeric Chronicles

9. The 72 Demons of Solomon: A Comprehensive Guide

Description: This meticulously crafted volume delves into the mystic traditions and dark arts associated with the 72 demons attributed to King Solomon. Discover their distinct characteristics, powers, and the esoteric practices of summoning and controlling these ancient beings. The book offers both scholarly insight and practical knowledge for enthusiasts of ritual magic and demonology.
Available for $12 USD:
📚 Kobo Books: The 72 Demons of Solomon on Kobo
📖 Apple Books: The 72 Demons of Solomon on Apple Books

10. The Mythical Atlas of Mountains and Oceans

Description: Step into the world of Shan Hai Jing (山海经), also known as The Mythical Atlas of Mountains and Oceans. This book is a journey through the mystical landscapes and enchanting tales of ancient Chinese mythology. Combining rich narrative with stunning illustrations, it brings to life the mythical creatures, gods, and monsters that have shaped Chinese culture for millennia.
Available for $15 USD:
📚 Kobo Books: The Mythical Atlas of Mountains and Oceans on Kobo
📖 Apple Books: The Mythical Atlas of Mountains and Oceans on Apple Books

Why You Should Read the Mystical Creatures Series:

Epic Rankings: Experience the ultimate power hierarchies of dragons, mythical birds, and water beasts. Each book provides a meticulous ranking of these legendary creatures based on their influence and significance.
Rich Mythological Lore: Delve into the captivating myths and stories from cultures around the globe, each brought to life with vivid storytelling.
Cultural Insights: Discover the profound impact these mythical beings have had on various cultures and how they continue to shape human imagination and belief.

Begin Your Journey Today!

Whether you’re a dedicated fan of mythology, a fantasy aficionado, or simply seeking an enthralling read, the Mystical Creatures series promises to transport you to realms where legends come to life. Click the links above to get your copies and embark on these unforgettable adventures.

Thank you for your support and enthusiasm. I hope these books ignite your imagination and deepen your appreciation for the fascinating world of mythical creatures!

With excitement,
Hung Nguyen
Author, Mystical Creatures Series

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List of Vietnamese fairy tales

Vietnamese fairy tales includes many stories as Tam and Cam; So Dua; Hundred – knot- bamboo tree... which were spread in folk. Each stories has its own meaning. I think I can not translate exactly each word into english but I will try my best to convey its meaning to you. Hope you like them!

My Chau and Trong Thuy

Once upon a time, there had a king, named An Duong Vuong. After many years fighting, he get a large area. The king planed to build a castle but whenever it had been built as tall as a men’s height then it was ruined. The king was unhappy. Therefore, the king had made an altar to pray God for few days until an early morning, a old man from seaside went to talk him God Turtle was going come to help him. The king was very happy and forced soldiers to wait on the seaside. The next day, in the water appeared a big gold turles toward seaside. The soldiers invited God Turtle to set sat on a big gold platter and brought to the king. The God Turtle told the king that the castle couldn’t have finished because of demons. God Turtle helped the king to kill the demons so all demons was killed. Besides, the God Turtle help the king design a castle look like a seashell with many gate levels. Half a month later, the castle had been finished. The king was very pleased but a little worry. He a...

Truyện 189. Sự tích cái chổi

Ngày xưa ở trên cung điện nhà trời có một người đàn bà nấu ăn rất khéo tay. Bà chế những món bánh trái tuyệt phẩm, làm những thức ăn ngon đến nỗi chỉ nếm qua một miếng là không thể nào quên được. Cho nên Ngọc Hoàng thượng đế cho bà chuyên trông nom công việc nấu ăn cho mình ở Thiên trù. Nhưng bà lại hay ăn vụng và tham lam. Lệ nhà trời những người hầu hạ đều có thức ăn riêng, nhất thiết không được đụng chạm đến ngự thiện, dù là Ngọc Hoàng ăn thừa cũng vậy. Nhưng luật lệ đó không ngăn được những người đang sẵn thèm khát. Người đàn bà vẫn tìm đủ mọi cách để làm cho kho thức ăn của nhà Trời hao hụt.

Idiot

Once upon a time, there was an idiot whose name was Ngoc. Ngoc had a wife who didn’t like him to stay home and do nothing. One day, when they were sitting by the other, his wife told: “Husband you can’t continue doing nothing. You must find a job to do if you want to live with me in long time” “Do what?” said Ngoc, “I don’t know write or read and besides, not smart as others so what can I do?” “Do business”, said his wife. “Business? What?” said Ngoc. “All things which bring to you benefit”, said his wife, “Firstly, you can buy and sell chickens and ducks. Later, you can buy and sell wood”. Few days later, Ngoc brought money and set off. He remembered his wife’s saying so that he found the way to trade ducks. He didn’t need long time to find what he need. He saw ducks they were about dozen of ducks swimming in the lake which was by his way but they were wild ducks and he didn’t know that so he walked to find the owner of the ducks. He saw some children near that....

The liar Cuội

A boy named Cuoi had lost his parent when he was child he lived with his uncle and aunt. He was co clever but used to lie and he always had his fun whenever people had been cheated. A landlord had heard about him but he didn’t think that he could lie him so he called him came and asked. “I hear you are very well in cheat. Now I sit at here, if you can make me go to the door I will give you this pocket of coins. People here will be witnesses for my words.”, said the landlord. Cuoi expressed as if he was feeling embarrassed. “You have prepared before you sit here so I can not make you go to the door. Now if you stand at the door I can make you come in.”, said Cuoi. The landlord thought what Cuoi had said was true so he stood up and sprinted to the door. But when he came to the door he saw Cuoi was laughing and clapping his hand. “I’ve cheated you.”, said Cuoi. The landlord lost for words and was forced to give him the pocket of coins. vietnamesefairytales.blogspot.co...

Story 12: General Thuong Kiet Ly

His birth name is Tuan Ngo, an offspring of Quyen Ngo. He was borned in 1019 at Thai Hoa ward, Thang Long (now Hanoi). When he was child, he early showed brave and martial spirit what were inherited from his family who had been generals, dedicating to Ly dynasty. His father, An Ngu Ngo was also one of them he was a great general. When he was 13 years old, he lost his father and was taken care by his aunt and her husband. Tuan Ngo was taught by Cong An Ly, a royal great teacher at that time. His teacher complimented that he had talent but he headed to be a general instead of a mandarin. Therefore, he studied literature in daytime and research art of warfare in night time. When he was enough 18 years old, he opened a martial class. People coming and studying were crowded. The news came to the recent king who summoned him to castle and conferred him to be a low martial mandarin. Two years later, he became the king’s guard staying by the king entire day. That time, the king realize...

Thanh Giong

Once upon a time, a woman was old but she had not given birth a child. One day, when she went to her field, she saw a stranger footsore on the ground. The big footsore made her surprise and said: “omg, this footsore is so big” the she put her foot into the footsore. More 9 months later, she gave birth to a little boy named Giong. The boy was extraordinary that he was over three years old but had not spoken. He only knew lying and smiling. vietnamesefairytales.blogspot.com That year, the enemies they were known An planed to attack the country of the boy. They were merciless. Wherever they had gone, houses were ruined, fields were fired, people were killed. The sight behind them is mess of corpse and blood and ashes.The King was worry he forced his servants to look for person who could fight against the enemies. One day, a servent went to Giong’s village while the woman was holding the boy in her arms, she said sadly that: “Giong, I wonder that when you hav...

Tu Thuc and wonderland

A boy, named Tu Thuc, lived in Tran dynasty. He was offspring of a mandarin and was taught carefully. When he was 20 years old, he got passed all contests the king organized. So, he was appointed to be district mandarin. Not like other mandarins he liked freedom, hated rules. He also didn’t like to swarm others. He liked to drink, do poetry and go sightseeing. A large temple stood in the area he managed. Peonies were grown in temple’s garden and they bloomed in every January that was also the time the temple had a Buddhist festival. Many people from anywhere gathered at there as the festival started. Tu Thuc had heard about the festival and wanted to go to there one time. He put on normal clothes that helped him not to be realized by others. He went alone to the temple. That time, Buddhism was national religion of the country so monks were people who had high positions. Monks set a rule that anyone who picked up flowers or broke boughs would be paid for that and if they ha...

Luu and Death god

Nobody could explain why people belonging to Luu family used to die early. Servants of Death god brought them away when they about thirty years old. The luckiest person ended his life as he was forty. Therefore, all people in the Luu asked the others to prepare for their deaths when they nearly thirty. While Luu family had young deaths, a fisher in La family had lived for three hundred years. He still had good health and had no sign that he was going to die. But, he was reticent and didn’t like to converse with others. vietnamesefairytales.blogspot.com A man in Luu family knew that and he felt that was unfair. He was angry and planned to ask the Death god to explain why he did the unfair thing. Short time later, he was thirty one years old and of course, servants of Death god came to bring him away. He had no preparation so he just talked people to send him a little money, some paper and a suit before he died. (In Vietnam if you want to send something to dead you only ...

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