Please recommend a few Qingchuan novels. The plot should be warm and the relationship should be one-on-one from the beginning to the end.
😋I recommend the following two novels to you: 1. "The Pure Fujin Wants to Fall Out of Favor": A modern novelist traveled to ancient times and became the first Fujin. In the harem, she was ostracized and bullied by other concubines, but she did not retreat. Instead, she showed her ruthlessness and intelligence, and finally won the favor of Lord Fourth. 2. [Clear Wear: Lord Fourth's salted fish concubine is the most favored in the Six Palaces!]: A modern girl had traveled to the Qing Dynasty and was sent to Lord Fourth's residence to become an imperial concubine. However, she did not want to participate in the struggle of the palace and only wanted to live a simple life. In the end, Lord Fourth pursued and doted on her to the point of being the most favored in the six palaces. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
He was looking for a finished Qingchuan novel. The male protagonist should not be a prince, nor should there be a tragic ending. The plot should be one-on-one.
😋I recommend the following novels to you: "Coquettish Fujin's Best Life": The female protagonist is a short-lived Fujin, and the male protagonist is a black-bellied, cold, and narrow-minded male protagonist. She is a sweet pet, and she is clean. "The Fujin of Qing Dressed, Wanting to Fall Out of Favor": The female protagonist is a modern novelist. She transmigrated to Qing Dressed, and the male protagonist is Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. The house is in the direction of fighting, the sweet is in the direction of love, and the ending is the novel. "Qingchuan Life": The female protagonist is reborn as a Qingchuan woman, the male protagonist is not a prince, sweet and spoiled, ending the article. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend some novels with beautiful plots. The female lead should not be described as fair. The ending should be satisfactory and only have a one-on-one relationship.
😋I recommend the following novels to you: "Husband, Be Obedient": A military marriage, the female protagonist is not white, the ending is 1v1, likes to show off dog food, recommended collection. "Hundred Sunny Fields": Ancient business farming, female protagonist is not white, ending 1v1, recommended collection. "Concubine's daughter in power: Yi Shui Xi Nian": The female emperor dynasty, the female protagonist is not white, the ending is good, recommended collection. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend some cultivation novels from a few years ago. The protagonist should not be invincible from the beginning.
Let me recommend a few novels that meet your requirements: 1. "Your Highness, how about cultivating together?" It was a story about a female cultivator and a talented prince. The cultivation journey between the two main characters was very practical, and there was no invincible plot. 2. The main character of "Others Cultivate, I Cultivate Pills" was an alchemist. He did not have any talent for cultivation, but he climbed all the way on the path of alchemy and finally became a grandmaster-level alchemist. 3. "After Rebirth, I Married That Villain Again". Although this book was a modern romance, the main character did not have much talent in cultivation. Instead, he relied on his own hard work and tempering to become a strong person. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend a few good novels. The plot should be novel, such as infinite horror, the beginning of death, etc.
I recommend the following novels to you: True Spiritual Insect Book was Pan Yue's new book. The plot was novel and reasonable. There was no fictional plot. It was suitable for readers who liked the mortal genre. "Unlimited Terror: Gene Boiling" was a novel about the infinite universe, which was different from the usual infinite style. Its unique bloodline and gene boiling plan made people's thoughts collide violently. The War of Gods was another novel about the infinite universe. It featured a protagonist with strong learning ability, coupled with powerful functions such as "loading files," which made people's eyes light up. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend a novel with a strong female protagonist. The male protagonist should also be strong. There should be a one-on-one love line in the plot, and it should not include sadomasochistic love and small novels.
😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "The Evil King's Crazy Concubine Overflows the World": The female protagonist is a modern female special forces soldier who transmigrated to become the eldest daughter of the Prime Minister's Mansion. The male protagonist is black-bellied and cold. The two of them conquer each other. The female is strong and the male is strong. It's a one-on-one fight. 2. "City Rebirth: Female Lead Under the Sky": The female lead transmigrated and was reborn with mysterious powers. She became stronger together with her friends. The male and female leads shared power, status, and money. The male and female leads were strong one-on-one. 3. "The Genius Concubine of the Divine Doctor: The female protagonist is a peerless genius of the Divine Doctor Sect of the Ghost Valley, and the male protagonist is a demon. The two love each other, and the female is stronger than the male. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
How should a novel flow from beginning to end?
A good novel typically starts with an engaging hook to draw the reader in. Then, it builds the plot gradually, introducing characters and conflicts. The middle part develops these conflicts and takes the story to its climax. Finally, it resolves everything in a satisfying conclusion.
Where should one end a paragraph in a story?
It depends on the content and the flow of the story. Usually, you can end a paragraph when there's a change in topic or when a thought is completed.
Why should one not spoil the end of the story?
When the end is spoiled, you lose the element of surprise and suspense. The journey of discovery becomes less enjoyable. It's like knowing the destination before starting a trip.
How should one write the beginning of a school novel?
The beginning of a school novel usually attracts the attention of the readers and makes them want to know more about the background, the protagonist, and the main plot. Here are some tips that might be useful: 1. Campus Introduction: In the beginning, briefly introduce the place or background of the story, such as a school campus or a class, club, etc. By introducing the environment, atmosphere, characters and events of the campus, it provides readers with a virtual campus environment so that readers can easily get involved in the story. 2. Set up suspense: Ask questions or hint at certain plots at the beginning to make the reader want to know more about the story. For example, he could ask if a character had participated in a certain competition or if an event would happen at some point in the future. 3. Prominent protagonist: In the beginning, you can describe the protagonist's characteristics, image, and actions to highlight the protagonist's personality and characteristics so that the reader can be more interested in the story. For example, he could describe the protagonist's name, appearance, personality, interests, and hobbies. 4. Draw in conflict: Draw the reader's interest by describing some conflict or contradiction at the beginning. For example, it could describe the contradiction or conflict between characters or the relationship and contradiction between some events. Create atmosphere: Create the atmosphere and tension of the story by describing some atmosphere or scenes in the beginning. For example, it could describe a quiet night or a lively campus. A good beginning of a school novel should be able to attract the reader's attention and make the reader want to know more about the story. At the same time, it should be concise and fascinating.
I have to wear it one-on-one from beginning to end
A one-on-one meant that the main character had always been in love with the other main character without the interference and interaction of other supporting characters or villains. The whole story revolved around the love story between the main character and the other main character. This kind of plot was usually more heart-wrenching because the protagonist often could not be with the other protagonist and would experience all kinds of setbacks and pain. One-on-one scenes were more common and easier to attract the interest of readers.