In the fantasy novels of Europe and America, which books were very attractive and had sad plots?

I'm looking for a good western fantasy novel, with noble conspiracies, royal wars, touching, and the most tragic.
Comedy novels were everywhere. The enemies were all nobodies, and the main characters didn't even have any story opponents. Studdies and whatnot, they were all too much to read. They begged for sadness, for tears, for epic works.

Now, they were all reading about sadness and not happiness. People had joys and sorrows. How could life be perfect? The most beautiful thing was that happiness came after hardship. There were too few good books like this.

I found that the foreign ones are still good looking. The domestic ones are too monotonous. It's just that foreign languages are not good. I have to rely on the translated version.

I'm also an avid reader of fantasy, fantasy, romance…
From magic to cultivation, from cultivation to the city, from the city to the campus, from the campus to the supernatural, from the supernatural to the royal war, from the country to the foreign, from the foreign to the domestic
For example, Dark Apprentice, which I've seen before, is generally sad, but it's still well written.
The Hatsune family's 'Mother of Evil-(Green, Red, Green, etc.) Yellow's Finale Series' did not have the Japanese version of the motherland and could not understand it.
It's well written. It reflects the greed and ugliness of human nature, the hidden conspiracy of the nobles to manipulate other countries
The plot where the listener is sad and the viewer tears
Last time, someone said that Crazy God watched it once, and it wasn't sad at all. The plot was also very bad. I'm sweating
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Answer 1

I recommend "The Rebirth of a Trash: The Arrogant Specter" to you. This is a fantasy romance novel from another world. The story revolved around a woman who had lost her magic power. She was driven to a barren suburban territory and became a viscountess in name only. However, she was not willing to struggle all day long. In the end, through her own hard work, she learned forbidden necromancy and began her counterattack. The plot was heart-wrenching and tragic, and there was a fusion of magical elements and a different world. It was very suitable for readers who liked Western magic. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗