If he only knew a fragment of a novel, how could he know the title of the novel? I really want to read that one.

If there was any way, he hoped that he could tell her.
I'll tell you the details. If anyone knows, you can tell me directly.
It was a story about a girl who disguised as a man. After she transferred to another school, there was a relatively cold boy. Later on, it seemed like they wanted to see who was more friendly and popular. She went to an orphanage to take care of the children there. A few days later, the children gave the flowers to whoever they liked. In the end, the girl split the flowers in half, and the two of them tied.
This is one of the snippets. I read it in a magazine. I hope everyone can help.

Answer 1

If you only know the fragments of the novel, you can refer to the following methods to determine the title:

1 Search online novel database: For example, a database such as Net Galley or Project Gutenberg will usually list all published or downloaded novels and provide the title and author information.

2. Search for websites or forums related to the novel: There may be readers who provide the name of the novel or the author's information on these websites.

3. Use the plot of the novel: If the plot of the novel is related to a specific theme or genre, you can try to use this information to determine the title. For example, if the plot of the novel involved magic or science fiction, it might be possible to search for keywords such as "magic novel" or "science fiction" to determine the title.

4. Try to recall the overall plot of the novel: If the plot of the novel is very clear, try to recall the entire plot and try to construct the table of contents or chapter titles of the novel in your mind. This would help him find novels that interested him quickly.

I hope these methods can help me find novels that I'm interested in.