Which novel do you think is the most typical Mary Sue novel?
I recommend "Time is like a Note". This is a modern romance novel about urban life. In the story, Su Jian, as the empress of a different world, possessed a body and became a pitiful little girl who was bullied by others. However, she had a prominent family background, a peerless handsome man, and all the big shots around her. This novel was full of Mary Sue elements, but it did not lose its interesting plot and character. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
What do you think of Mary Sue novels?
The Mini-Mary Sue novels were novels with dull plots, but gorgeous and romantic characters and emotional descriptions. The word Mary Sue often appeared in such novels, meaning "extremely beautiful, lucky, and excellent woman." I think the Mary Sue novel is feasible in some ways to satisfy some readers 'needs for romance and fantasy. However, in the process of writing, one needed to pay attention to moderate fiction and exaggeration, and not be too detached from reality. At the same time, the readers also needed to look at the plot and characters in the novel rationally. They could not be overwhelmed by emotions to avoid unrealistic fantasies. Mini Mary Sue novels could be used as a form of literary creation, but they needed to be careful to avoid being too detached from reality and misleading readers.
You think the best ancient novel is not Mary Sue!
Here are the best ancient novels I think: Dream of the Red Chamber is a classic work in ancient Chinese literature and also the pinnacle of Chinese novel history. It describes the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and others, and shows various problems of feudal society. It has high literary value and historical significance. Romance of the Three Kingdoms was a classic novel in ancient China. It described the historical figures and war scenes of the Three Kingdoms period. It told the stories of Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan and others. It had high historical and literary value. Water margin was also a classic novel in ancient China. It described the story of the peasant uprising in the Song Dynasty and the love story of Song Jiang and Lin Chong. It showed the injustice of society and the rebellious spirit of the people. It had high literary value and historical significance. Journey to the West was one of China's four most famous works. It described the adventures of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand. It represented the various gods and monsters in ancient Chinese mythology. It had high literary value and historical significance. The above four novels are all classics of ancient Chinese literature. They have high literary value and historical significance, and are also highly readable and ornamental. I recommend them to you.
What do you think of the current Mary Sue plot?
Mary Sue plots usually referred to an extremely romantic, unrealistic, and fictional character in a novel. The plot often included exaggerated emotional descriptions, perfect looks, powerful magic, or supernatural abilities. Although the Mary Sue story is very popular in online novels, I think there are many problems with this kind of story. First of all, Mary Sue plots often ignored the feasibility in real life. Many plots were fictional and could not be realized in reality. Secondly, the emotional descriptions in Mary Sue's plot were too exaggerated, often ignoring the true character and inner feelings of the characters, making the readers unable to truly understand the relationship between the characters. Finally, Mary Sue plots often ignored the true description of the story background and character setting, making it impossible for readers to understand the logic and rationality of the story. Although the Mary Sue plot is still popular in some novels, I think we should pay more attention to the real life plot and characters instead of just focusing on the fictional romance and unrealistic plot.
What do boys think of Mary Sue dramas?
Boys 'opinions on Mary Sue dramas varied from person to person. Some guys might find Mary Sue dramas boring because they are usually full of unrealistic fantasies and overly beautified plots. However, some boys might find Mary Sue dramas dramatic because they usually show how the heroine realizes her wishes through various means and meets all kinds of magical characters and romantic plots in the process. In general, boys 'opinions on Mary Sue dramas were diverse and could not be summarized.
The most famous Mary Sue novel
The most famous Mary Sue novel was probably " How Many Flowers Have Fallen in My Dream " by Jin Yong.
What do you think of the various Mary Sue names in female novels?
The various Mary Sue names in women's novels are often eye-catching, but I think they have some common shortcomings. Mary Sue's name was often too repetitive or exaggerated, making people feel uncomfortable. These names often sounded very similar, such as "Sophie","Emily","Lily", and so on, which were easy to remember. Some of the meanings of Mary Sue's name might make people feel uncomfortable or inappropriate. For example, the name " Shirley " sounded gentle but it meant " white snow ", which might seem strange or inappropriate. Some Mary Sue names might feel fictional or unrealistic. For example, the name " Mengqi " might make people feel that it was a fictional character because there was no " dream " related element in the name and the word " Qi " did not have a very attractive meaning. Although Mary Sue names are common in women's novels, I think they have some common shortcomings that might make people feel uncomfortable or unrealistic. So I think it's better to use real names in writing so that readers can remember the characters more easily and resonate with them more easily.
Which modern novels make you feel the most Mary Sue?
😋I recommend the following modern novels by Mary Sue: Dressed as a Mary Sue Female Lead, Smells So Smelly! The female lead had transmigrated into Mary Sue's novel, but she did not have a strong personality. "When the CEO's Husband Is Broke": The villain's wife is bankrupt, but a certain CEO spoils her. "I've been spoiled by a big boss to become the female lead of a Mary Sue": The female lead has been spoiled by a big boss to become the female lead of a Mary Sue. "Mr. Jiang's Little Flirting Spirit": The female protagonist transmigrated into Mary Sue's novel and became the little protagonist of Mary Sue. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope that you will like it. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
What are the good but not typical Mary Sue doomsday novels?
😋I recommend the following novels to you. I hope you will like them: 1. " Cool in the Apocalypse ": The male protagonist who transmigrated in the Apocalypse has a system that requires him to be " cool ", not Mary Sue. 2. " Interstellar Doomsday Infinite Reincarnation ": This novel is a doomsday crisis genre, but there is no Mary Sue plot. It focuses on infinite and interstellar elements. 3. " Strolling the Road to Doomsday ": Although this novel has supernatural elements, it does not have a Mary Sue plot. It mainly talks about survival in the apocalypse. 4. " Doomsday Begins with Evolution ": This novel is a sci-fi doomsday crisis novel. The protagonist Qin Fei evolves in the doomsday. There is no Mary Sue plot. 5. Doomsday Livestream: I Can See Danger Notifications! This novel described Franklin's live broadcast in the post-apocalyptic world, explaining survival knowledge to the audience. There was no Mary Sue plot. I hope these novels can meet your requirements. If you need more recommendations or have any other questions, please feel free to tell me. I will try my best to answer them. Thank you!😗
What do you think of Mary Sue's character setting as having an IQ of 1000?
The Mary Sue protagonist was usually set to have a very high IQ and intelligence, which could increase the drama and plot appeal of the novel to a certain extent. However, whether it was appropriate to set up a Mary Sue with an IQ of 1000 depended on the overall plot and theme of the novel. If the plot and theme of the novel required the female protagonist to show high IQ and intelligence, it might be more appropriate to set the female protagonist's IQ as high as 1000. This would make the story more complicated and in-depth, and it would also allow the female protagonist to be more independent and have more thinking and decision-making skills. However, if the plot and theme of the novel did not require the female protagonist to show high IQ and intelligence, then setting the female protagonist's IQ as high as 1000 might be too exaggerated and unrealistic. This might make the reader feel confused and unreal, reducing the novel's appeal and legibility. Therefore, when setting the intelligence of the Mary Sue female protagonist, it was necessary to consider whether it was appropriate according to the overall plot and theme of the novel to avoid being too exaggerated or unrealistic.
Is there anything that isn't a typical Mary Sue novel that I can recommend?
😋I recommend the following novels to you. I hope you will like them: 1. "Guide to the Second Male Lead": Although it was Mary Sue, the main character and the female lead didn't like her. Instead, she was a devoted and infatuated second male lead. It fits your requirements very well. 2. "A Supporting Character's Professional Life": This book doesn't have a male or female protagonist. It's more of a female protagonist. There's also a time-travel plot. It's very interesting. 3. "Master Ke, You'd Better Turn Black": This was a novel about a wealthy family. The plot was very complicated, interesting, and interesting. There was no Mary Sue character involved. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗