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, I recommend the following hilarious novels to you: 1. "I Am the Missy of Mobile Legends: A young girl who loves to play games accidentally transmigrated to the Missy of Mobile Legends. Facing various gods, her hilarious experience was hilarious. 2. "Messing around with the Little Imperial Concubine": In one day, she had transmigrated into the little imperial concubine of the ancient imperial palace. The Eldest Miss's lazy attitude and unconventional behavior made her hilarious. 3. "Farmer's Small Divine Bowl": The female protagonist who transmigrated to the farmer's house was keen on planting small divine bowls. The interactions and cold jokes between her family and men in the story were very humorous. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

People who liked anime were called two-dimensional people because two-dimensional refers to a fictional two-dimensional world composed of 2D images and animations on a flat surface. In this world, people could express their emotions and thoughts through imagination and creation. In contrast, the three-dimensional world was the real world. It was a real world composed of three-dimensional space and time. In the 3D world, people communicate and interact with others in various ways, such as through language, text, and face-to-face communication. There was no essential difference between the 2D and 3D world. It was just that people had different perceptions and expressions of different worlds. Whether it was the 2D or 3D world, it was a beautiful world created by humans and was worthy of people's love and exploration.

Of course there are. This fairy will recommend you a few similar novels: "2D supplier","The 2D in the Other World","The 2D Travel from Zero","The 2D Academy","The 2D's Unleisurely Daily Life", and so on. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

People who liked Chinese comics could be called two-dimensional Chinese comics fans. However, it should be noted that this term may be controversial in some cases because it can be seen as a cultural label rather than a precise definition. Different people might have different understandings of the word two-dimensional.

Let me recommend two books to you. They are "CEO, I'm pregnant" and "Hidden Wife: The Mysterious CEO, Gently Flirting!" The former was about the female protagonist being unwilling to be with the male protagonist at first, but after she married the male protagonist, her life was sweet, and the two of them abused each other and showed off their love. The latter was the female protagonist's secret marriage to a billion-dollar president. She was doted on by the male protagonist, and the two of them were filled with life interests. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There was no simple answer to this question. Boys who liked 2D characters were the same as girls who liked 3D characters. Everyone had their own preferences and preferences. One couldn't simply use a standard to judge whether they liked other types of characters. In addition, there are many different concepts and differences between the 2D and 3D. For example, 2D works are usually fictional while 3D life is real. Therefore, if a boy liked 2D works, he might have a strong interest in fictional characters and plots, but this did not mean that he would definitely like 3D girls in real life. In short, we can't simply attribute a person's preferences to whether they like other types of people. We should respect each person's interests, hobbies, and personality characteristics and not make judgments easily.

Yes, you can publish a D&D novel, but it depends on a few factors. You need to follow the relevant copyright and licensing rules set by the D&D franchise.

The novel 'Where'd You Go, Bernadette' has received mixed reviews. Some praise its humor and wit, while others think it's a bit too slow-paced in parts.

You might like 'Neko Atsume'. It's not a typical adventure game but more of a collection game. You attract various cute cats to your yard in a charming 2D setting. It's relaxing and addictive.

Yes, I recommend a futuristic sci-fi novel called "Music Without Music". It tells the birth of a mysterious humanoid weapon and the secret operations between various organizations. It's very futuristic. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗