Which of the male names in the novel, Su Shaohuan, Xiao Jingyan, or Jun Zeyan, sounds better? It's just a name, not a character. It's not for writing novels.

Answer 1

Su Shaohuan, Xiao Jingyan, and Jun Zeyan all had a certain level of appeal to them. However, he had to look at these three names from a different perspective.

1. The surname Su was a common surname, while the surname Jun was unique. The surname Xiao was also a common surname, while the surname Jing was more cultural. In comparison, Su Shaohuan's name was simpler and easier to remember. It was a suitable name for a character in a novel.

From the meaning of their names, Su Shaohuan, Xiao Jingyan, and Jun Zeyan all had certain cultural implications. Su Shaohuan's name meant " the Su family's Shaohuan ", implying that this character had the identity of the Su family's descendant and successor. Xiao Jingyan's name meant " Jingyan of the Xiao Family ", implying that this figure had the identity of the descendant and leader of the Xiao Family. The name Jun Zeyan meant " Jun Family's Yan ", which implied that this character had the identity of a descendant and successor of the Jun Family.

3. From the perspective of popularity, these three names had a certain market, but the name Su Shaohuan was more popular and more common, while Xiao Jingyan and Jun Zeyan were relatively rare.

To sum up, Su Shaohuan, Xiao Jingyan, and Jun Zeyan all had their own unique beauty. As for which one sounded better, it still depended on the plot and character settings of the novel.