The main storyline of palace novels was the problem. It wasn't a record! It wasn't material! It was purely a plot!
Okay, do you have any questions about the plot of the palace novel? I will try my best to provide you with the most accurate answer.
Was there a time-travel novel whose main storyline wasn't love?
I recommend the following two novels to you. They are both time-travel novels, but the plot does not focus on love: "Madam is always overly rational": This novel is a sci-fi space-futuristic world. It tells the story of the future world where humans have no choice but to migrate from the ground to the underground. A hundred years later, humans want to return to the ground. The protagonist, Chi Mo, had been to the surface as a scout. When she came back, she was forced to sign a marriage contract and was harassed by the big boss who kept calling her "Madam". She was a person who prioritized her studies and did not agree with the love line. "The Supporting Female Lead After the Book Is Not a Dead Expert": This novel was an ancient romance. The main character, Xiao Yihan, dressed up as a vicious supporting female lead. She knew her own fate and decided to help the male and female protagonists build their careers instead of being a stumbling block. The main plot was not about love, but the female lead's rising career. I hope you like my recommendation, muah ~
Wasn't the plot of an urban novel a romance?
, I recommend an urban supernatural novel,"Research Institute of Abnormal Humans", to you. Although the name has "Research Institute" in it, it mainly focuses on daily life and the story of the mental hospital. It does not involve too much romance. At the same time, it also contains some supernatural and supernatural elements. It is very suitable for readers who like urban supernatural topics. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Can you recommend some good novels that are purely about palace fights? It would be best if it wasn't love or no love.
I recommend "Gong Shu" and "The Empress of Xuanji", two novels that were purely about palace fights."Gong Shu" did not mix in any internal fights. The female protagonist was not Mary Sue, but a smart and normal person. It was a literary work."The Empress of Xuanji" was also about the love and hatred of an imperial couple. The female protagonist was not a white lotus. In the early stage, she was sweet and spoiled, but in the middle stage, she was forced into a dark state by the scumbag male protagonist. The author was a stepmother, and she tortured the female protagonist and male protagonist to death. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there any cultivation, otherworldly, or supernatural novels that didn't have a ridiculous plot? And the main character wasn't invincible in the end, and he wasn't surrounded by women?
😋I recommend the novel 'Seeking Longevity in the Supernatural World'. The story was about an ordinary person's journey in the supernatural world, his journey to climb the eternal path. Although it was a little fantastical,"Seeking Longevity in the Spiritual World" focused more on emotions and character growth. There would not be a ridiculous plot where the protagonist was invincible from the beginning and there were a lot of women. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Wasn't the main character of this novel a human?
I recommend "Traveling Through Countless Non-Humans Simultaneously". This is a novel about the infinite universe. For some reason, the main character traveled through the myriad worlds, but he discovered that they were all non-humans! There were dragons, phoenixes, mosquitoes, national fate, planets, and worlds. If you're interested in these non-human novels, you can read them. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
It wasn't too much.
😋I recommend the following historical fiction novels to you: 1. " Heavenly Wind ": A historical story of the male protagonist from a soldier to a general. There are love scenes. The author's fate is 0. 2. " The Invincible Iron Army of the Eastern Jin Dynasty ": The male protagonist created the Invincible Iron Army and turned the tide to sweep away the Hu Krupp. He also had a new book," The Overlord of the Wei Dynasty." 3. " Uncle at the End of the Han Dynasty ": The male protagonist transmigrated into the poor Liu Zhang. The plot was interesting. The author was Zhuge Qingfeng. 4. " Three Kingdoms: Emperor Xian of Han actually knows martial arts ": Liu Xie accidentally transmigrated into the puppet Emperor Xian of Han and awakened the martial arts system. Interesting and exciting. The above is my personal recommendation. I hope it can meet your needs. If you like it, feel free to tell me at any time.😁
Why wasn't the plot of an opera as complicated as that of a novel?
The plot of an opera is usually simple because it is a traditional art form that aims to convey stories and topics through repetitive structures and dramatic performances. Compared to novels and operas, the plots were more focused on performance and drama rather than logic and cohesion. The plot of an opera is usually composed of a series of independent dramatic passages, each with its own theme and character. There was usually no obvious cause and effect between these passages, but a series of dramatic scenes, actions, and dialogue were used to advance the plot. This kind of plot design makes the performance of the opera easier because the actors can present different aspects of the plot through different performances without spending time and energy to explain and arrange the logic of the plot. The plot design of the opera was usually simple, with the theme of reflecting traditional culture and values. Although the plot of the opera may not be complicated, the message and theme it conveyed were very important. It could let the audience feel the essence and meaning of traditional culture.
It was acceptable if the main character wasn't the main character.
I recommend the following three novels to you: 1. [Anti-routine Cultivation Daily: This is a cultivation novel without a female protagonist. It tells the story of the protagonist cultivating to become an immortal in a world full of crises and challenges.] The characters in the story were three-dimensional and the plot was full of twists and turns. Since there was no female lead, they paid more attention to the shaping and development of the male lead and supporting roles. 2. "Female Supporting Cultivation, Main Character Worships Heaven": This was another cultivation novel without a female protagonist. The main character was originally a vicious female supporting character in the cultivation novel, but she later became the main character. The novel had a plot with ups and downs and good descriptions of the characters. It was obvious that the author had a certain level of literary attainments. 3. "Immortal Cultivation: The Leader": This is a masterpiece in a manga adaptation novel. The protagonist transmigrated to the identity of the Holy Son of the Demon Race in the Northern Region of the Cultivation Continent and brought hope for the rise of the Demon Race. The entire novel was full of ups and downs. The characters and plot were all very exciting, and there was no female lead character. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Zelda wasn't that powerful, but wasn't it a little exaggerated that it was being promoted to be very powerful?
The Legend of Zelda series had a high reputation and reviews among players, but that didn't mean that the Legend of Zelda series was really strong. The Legend of Zelda series was excellent in terms of setting and worldview, giving players a rich imagination and a unique gaming experience. There were many puzzles and quests that players needed to solve, as well as many battles and action scenes that players needed to experience. However, the battle system of the Legend of Zelda series was not as good as other open world games, and the weapons and equipment in the game were not as good as many players who needed to explore and collect more to improve their combat ability. Therefore, although the Legend of Zelda series was a very good game, it was not too powerful.
Wasn't Juushirou writing novels anymore?
Sorry, my answer may not be accurate enough. I'm a fan of online novels. I don't have actual emotions and the ability to act. I can't get the latest information about novel creation. However, I can tell you some principles and experiences regarding the creation of novels. I hope it will be of help to you. The creation of a novel was a long-term process that required the author to have a certain degree of literary accomplishment and creative experience. A good novel needed to be repeatedly conceived, written, and edited before it could be finally completed. The creation of a novel required a certain amount of imagination and creativity. At the same time, it also needed to pay attention to social reality and human nature. An author needed to constantly explore and create new things to create a work with unique charm and depth. The creation of a novel needed to pay attention to the details and the construction of the plot, as well as the description of the characters and the expression of emotions. The author needed to use rich language and expression techniques to let the readers feel the emotions and atmosphere in the novel. Finally, the creation of novels required continuous learning and accumulation to maintain the passion and spirit of exploration for literature in order to write excellent works.