"The Devil's Firm","I'm Ranked Second in the Blackmoon Cavalry","The Magician Raphael","The Royal Academy: Demon's Smile","The Seven Deadly Sins of Hunting","The Fallen Angel of the Legion","The Masked Rider Passing by the Heavens","The Supreme Ruler of the Pirates","Evil Magic High School"
There were a few angels and demons in the West. Raphael and Michael were angels in "The Magician Raphael," while Xiao Ze and He Zining were demon characters in "Devil's Firm." There were four Demons and four Sameles in The Royal Academy: Demon's Smile, all of whom were fallen demons. The characters of the Seven Deadly Sins appeared in Hunting the Seven Deadly Sins, including seven sealed demon knights and seven angel characters who abandoned their human identities. However, I can't reveal the details of how the plot is divided. The readers can read the novel to understand.
I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The flowers corresponding to the Seven Deadly Sins were as follows:
1. [Crystal Orchid: It symbolizes the impermanence of black and white in the Underworld and represents the approach of death.]
2. [Paramita Flower: A blood-red flower that is related to death and the road to the netherworld. It awakens memories and symbolizes the omen of death.]
3. [Black Mandala: Symbolizes death, darkness, and sorrow. It is related to death, hell, and curses.]
4. [Heaven Fairy: It has a very high ornamental value and represents one of the seven deadly sins.]
5. Red Spiderlily symbolized death, the call of hell, and the precursor of death. It was a dark plant.
6. Rubus Rubus: It symbolizes the beauty of the end of the road, describing a woman's youth that is about to pass away, or the end of love.
7. [Poppy Flower: Beautiful and full of temptation, but hidden with killing intent. It represents the flower of death.]
These flowers corresponded to the Seven Deadly Sins, and their symbolic meaning and flower language were consistent with the meaning of the Seven Deadly Sins. They were used to describe and express different aspects of the Seven Deadly Sins.
The original novel was equally exciting. You can click on the link below to read the exciting plot in advance!
The Seven Deadly Sins of the V Family isn't a common genre of novels, so it's hard for me to recommend any related novels. However, if you have any other categories or topics that you need, please let me know. I'll do my best to help you.
😋I recommend "The Strongest Boss Devourer" to you. The pig's trotter carries one of the seven deadly sins, Sloth! In this virtual online game novel, Pork Knuckle suddenly became the ultimate villain in the game due to his post-traumatic stress disorder. He had the talent of [Seven Deadly Sins·Gluttony·Transcendental Devour], which corresponded to the gluttonous demon. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Yes, the e-books included Seven Deadly Sins and Ten Deadly Sins. These two books were online literature that told stories about human nature, morality, desire, and sin. " Seven Deadly Sins " was a story about seven characters who were punished for different sins. The plot was full of ups and downs, and the content was a deep reflection. " Ten Deadly Sins " was about ten characters being punished for the same crime. The plot was more compact and the content was more terrifying. Both books were widely welcomed by readers and hailed as classics of online literature. As for which one looked better, it depended on personal preference.
1 Satan-From the Old Covenant, the brother of Josue and Hiram was regarded as the fallen angel and the king of hell.
2 Sin-The sin of Abraham and his son, Josue, from the Old Covenant is considered the first sin committed by mankind.
Jealousy-Originated from the jealousy of Jacob and his wife, Isabella.
4 Pride-Originated from the pride of Isaac and his son Yosef in the Old Covenant.
5 Sloth-Originated from the laziness of Abraham and his son, Joseph.
Gluttony-Originated from the greed of Jacob and his wife, Isabella.
7 Anger-Originated from the anger of Abraham and his son Joseph in the Old Covenant.