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The literary works created by the Vietnamese using Chinese characters mainly include the following forms: 1 Poetry: Vietnamese poetry usually uses Chinese characters, especially in ancient Vietnamese poetry. Modern Vietnamese poetry also uses Chinese characters, especially some famous modern poets such as Hoàng ThBách and Hu nh Phüc M. 2. Prose: Vietnamese prose usually uses Chinese characters but there are also some Vietnamese. For example, Phat ThTh, a famous Vietnamese cultural figure, once wrote an essay that was mainly written in Chinese characters. 3 novels: Vietnamese novels usually use Chinese characters but there are also some Vietnamese. For example, the great master of Vietnamese literature, Hu nh Nh ThTh, had written some novels that were mainly written in Chinese characters. 4. Script: Vietnamese scripts also use Chinese characters. Some famous Vietnamese scripts such as Cách ThvàTy Hào use Chinese characters. The Vietnamese used Chinese characters extensively in their literary creations, and Chinese characters had a profound influence on Vietnamese culture and history.

" Charlie IX " was a very interesting fantasy novel about a little boy named Charlie who received a magical book on his ninth birthday. The book recorded some magic and mysterious powers. In the process of exploring the book with his friends, they encountered many different creatures and characters and experienced many adventures. This book is suitable for readers of all ages, especially children who like fantasy and adventure stories. Although there were some magic and mysterious powers in the book, most of the plot was very friendly and interesting for children to read. For 11-year-olds, this book may be helpful because it can help them cultivate their imagination and creativity, and also allow them to learn some basic magic and scientific knowledge. However, it should be noted that this book is still a fantasy novel. The plot and characters may be more fictional and exaggerated. Children need a certain degree of imagination and judgment to understand.

😋I recommend "The Lords of the People: The Battle of the Dukes" to you. The protagonist, because of the modern thinking, did many amazing actions that the ancients did not even dare to imagine, such as using chemical weapons and mechanical chariots in ancient wars. Therefore, he often said some modern terms, which surprised the ancients and even made them think that he was a god. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

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Alright, I can give you a few suggestions for internet names that are similar to alien names: 1 x (x) 2 Evida (Evida) 3 El (El) 4 Aino (Aino) 5 Esther (Esther) 6 Katie (Di) Rex (Rex) 8 Luna (Luna) 9 Riske (Rex) Lana (Lana) These online names all had some alien language or symbols that could easily resonate with and interest readers. Of course, you still need to consider the specific choice yourself. I hope I can help you.

If you like "Modern Man," I can recommend a similar novel to you-"The Beginning Is a Global Live Broadcast." This is a light novel, a fantasy novel. Similar to "Modern Man," it also involved the crossing of time and space, as well as the mysterious veil of the protagonist's identity. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There was a certain relationship between novels and the ACG because the ACG culture was a cultural phenomenon that mainly carried Japanese anime, manga, games, etc. As a literary form, novels were also influenced by the ACG culture to a certain extent. In many novels, two-dimensional elements such as anime characters, magic, machinery, etc. were used for creation and presentation. At the same time, many 2D novels were also influenced by novels, such as integrating 2D elements into the novel or constructing the plot and worldview of the novel on the basis of 2D culture. However, it should be noted that the relationship between the two-dimensional culture and the novel is not completely close because the novel and the two-dimensional culture have different cultural backgrounds and creative methods. Although there was a certain connection and influence between the novel and the two-dimensional culture, they were still independent art forms.

Perfect World, Covering the Sky, and Holy Ground were all well-known web novels that contained rich storylines and battle scenes. These problems might be due to the author's editing and editing, resulting in some battle scenes not appearing in the work. In the perfect world, the battle between Wu Shi Emperor and Heaven Covering Emperor was one of the core stories. However, the author might have deleted this part of the battle scene to simplify the story or avoid repetition. The death of Emperor Wu Shi was a relatively sudden event that might not have appeared in the previous storyline, so it was not fully presented. The death of Emperor Wu Shi in the Holy Ground was one of the turning points of the story. Due to the death of Emperor Wu Shi, the fate of the entire Holy Ruins world began to change. Therefore, when the author created the Holy Ground, he might have paid more attention to the presentation of this part of the plot and made it one of the cores of the entire story. Of course, it was also possible that the author had made some creative cuts or adjustments during the creation, resulting in some parts of the plot not appearing in the work completely. No matter what the reason is, we can speculate and imagine the author's writing style and storyline to better understand these works.

The archetype of a character in a novel usually refers to the character image used for reference in the work. These archetypes can come from the author's personal experience, historical celebrities, cultural traditions, and so on. Below are some common archetypes of novel characters: Lu Xun, a master of modern Chinese literature, inspired the characters in his novels, such as A Madman's Diary and The True Story of Ah Q. 2 The Count of Monte Cristo-France The protagonist of the work, the Count of Monte Cristo, is a character full of mystery and revenge. 3. Harry Potter-British K Rowling's representative work in the magical world, Harry Potter, the protagonist of the Harry Potter series of novels, is a brave, intelligent, and adventurous image. Audrey Hepburn-American film actress and philanthropist. Her image in movies such as Roman Holiday made her a classic. 5 Jia Baoyu-The protagonist of the classic Chinese literary work,"Dream of the Red Chamber", Jia Baoyu, is an imaginative, emotional, and complex character. Sun Wukong-The main character of the Chinese classic, Journey to the West, Sun Wukong, is a witty, brave, and creative figure. The White Lady-The White Lady, the protagonist of the classic Chinese literary work, The Legend of the White Snake, is a kind, intelligent, and rebellious figure. 8. Hepburn-American film actress and philanthropist Her images in movies such as Breakfast at Tiffany's made her a classic. The Count of Monte Cristo-France The protagonist of the work, the Count of Monte Cristo, is a character full of mystery and revenge. 10 Harry Potter-British K Rowling's representative work in the magical world. The protagonist in her works, Harry Potter, is a brave, intelligent, and adventurous figure.

😋I recommend the novel 'Mecha Age' to you. The main character was a martial artist. He possessed a little girl in the mecha era and wanted to combine martial arts and mecha. This novel also teaches martial arts and wine tasting skills, and there will be punishments if you don't do well! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗