Were there any interesting apocalyptic novels that weren't popular yet?
😋It's a sci-fi space-doomsday crisis novel. It tells the story of how Jiang Zhitong, who was reborn on the eve of the doomsday, killed everyone in the doomsday. Compared to other popular doomsday novels, this book might be less popular, but its plot was still very attractive, and the author, Aoki Ruqing, was also very good at writing. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Were there any youth novels that weren't romance novels?
There were some, such as " The Days of the Idlers " and " Reborn National School Hunk: Killer on Campus." These two books were short stories or school-type youth novels. They were not about romance, but more about youth, friendship, dreams, growth, and other topics. The plots of these novels were light, humorous, and full of vitality, suitable for young readers to relax and relax. I recommend them to you. I hope you will like these novels.
Have you recommended any cultivation novels that weren't popular and were published earlier?
I recommend 'The Ancestor of Body Cultivators'. This is a very early cultivation novel that explored the story of the founding of the body tempering lineage. Although it was not a popular work, the plot was very exciting. It had an imaginative cultivation world and a fascinating cultivation path. I hope you will like this novel. Muah ~
Were there any urban novels that weren't about cultivation?
, I recommend the following urban novels that are not about cultivation to you. I hope you will like them: 1. " The Movie and Television World Begins with the Drug God ": An ordinary person experiencing an extraordinary life story. The theme was mainly urban and did not involve cultivation. 2. [Summoning the Wind and Rain at the Beginning to Attract the Seeker of Immortality]: A story about a charmer. It mainly focuses on urban life and does not involve immortal cultivation. 3. " I'm Really Not a Web Author ": An urban novel that focuses on entertainment stars and does not involve cultivation. 4. " Ex-girlfriend who has been missing for three years says she has returned from cultivation." An ex-girlfriend who has been missing for three years comes back and tells the story of her cultivation. It focuses on urban supernatural abilities and is not a cultivation novel. I hope you will like my recommendation.😗
Were there any romance novels that weren't about harem?
There were, for example,"Chinese Entertainment's Other Director". It was a modern romance novel about entertainment stars. It mainly talked about the love story and workplace struggle between the female lead and the male lead as a director. This was a non-harem novel, very suitable for readers who did not want to read a harem plot. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Were there any novels that gave people a deep sense of immersion and were already finished? Were there any novels that weren't fantasies and weren't suitable for children to read?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: The Wife of a Powerful Official, I Save the Blue Star by Cultivation, The Peerless Phoenix, I Bow My Head to You, Liu Yaowen: Sister Hasn't Hit Me for a Long Time, and Tang Fantasy Tour. These novels were all completed and had a strong sense of immersion. The story lines were unique and would not disappoint. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
If dancing books weren't good, why were they so popular?
If dancing books aren't good, why are they so popular? As a fan of online literature, I can't judge the value of a particular author's work because everyone has different tastes and preferences. In addition, Dance was a very well-known online novel. His works had a large readership, so it was normal for his books to be popular. Of course, readers 'tastes and preferences varied from person to person. Some readers might like dancing works while others might not find his works attractive enough. Therefore, it was understandable that readers had different opinions about dance works. In short, everyone's reading experience is unique. We should not make an absolute judgment on the value of any book. The most important thing is that we should respect everyone's reading choices and not easily criticize or belittle other people's works.
Why weren't online wuxia novels popular nowadays?
The reason why online martial arts novels were not popular was complicated, but it could be analyzed from the following aspects: 1. Limited subject matter: Online Wuxia novels usually focus on Jianghu grudges and Wuxia elements. This kind of subject matter is relatively narrow compared to traditional audiences. Secondly, the subject matter of online martial arts novels was limited and it was difficult to attract the interest of the public. 2. Monotonous content: The content of online wuxia novels is usually monotonous. They are all based on the theme of Jianghu grudges. The plot lacks novelty and is difficult to attract the attention of readers. 3. Poor writing style: The writing style of online martial arts novels is also very important. If the writing style is not good, it is difficult to resonate with the readers. 4. The lack of innovation: The competition in the online martial arts novel market is fierce. Many authors lack innovation and just repeat the old plots and characters, which is difficult to attract the attention of readers. 5. Different audience needs: The audience of online martial arts novels is mainly young people, and the interests and needs of these young people are constantly changing. They prefer novel and interesting storylines and topics. In order to be successful in the online wuxia novel market, authors needed to constantly improve their writing style to meet the needs of readers, and at the same time, the storyline needed to be more attractive in order to attract more readers.
Why weren't martial arts novels popular overseas?
Wuxia novels were not popular in foreign countries mainly because of the differences in cultural background and social environment. Wuxia novels usually described the grudges of Jianghu, the loyalty of heroes, martial arts secret manuals, and other traditional cultural elements. These elements did not have any special meaning in the culture of Western countries. The cultural values of Western society emphasize on selfishness, freedom, and equality, while martial arts novels usually emphasize elements such as Jianghu grudges, heroic loyalty, and martial arts secrets. These values are different from the values of Western society. In addition, wuxia novels were often violent and bloody, which was inconsistent with the values of western countries and could lead to discomfort and resistance from readers. Although martial arts novels were not popular abroad, many people in western society liked to read martial arts novels because the cultural elements and plots depicted in the novels could resonate with people.
Were there any good Xianxia novels that weren't affected by the wind and rain?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Come Like a Lion" was a novel about the infinite universe. It was full of conflicts between schools and confrontations between different worlds. It was very exciting. 2. "Create a Path." With Xianxia as the main theme, it combined many elements of different schools. Not only did it have a heavy taste of pranks, but it also had cross-border jokes. It was very interesting. 3. [True Immortal Trial: The protagonist is an ordinary kid. Through a series of trials, he gradually grows into a true immortal, full of challenges and surprises.] I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Were there any cultivation novels where the main characters weren't invincible?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "The Days of Accompanying Senior Sister to Cultivate": The main character's talent was crooked, and he could not compare to others, so he could not be considered invincible. 2. "One Jump to Immortality": The protagonist unlocks the secret of pearls after falling out of love and embarks on the path of cultivation, but he is not invincible; 3. [My Master is a Hermit]: The protagonist is inconspicuous, without the protagonist halo, and without the system. 4. [Mad Doctor Pill Emperor: The protagonist is the strongest military doctor, but not an invincible immortal.] 5. "From a programmer to an array master": The protagonist programmer, Lin An, rose after transmigrating, but there were also setbacks and hard work. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗