A 'fantasy mullet novel' could be a novel that combines elements of fantasy with a unique or unexpected style, much like a mullet haircut which is a combination of different lengths. It might have a traditional, long - flowing 'front' of classic fantasy elements such as magic, mythical creatures, and epic quests, while the 'back' could be something more edgy or contemporary, like a new take on character relationships or a different narrative structure.
There were a few recommendations for the male hairstyle in the novel: Hou Minghao was suitable for a 46 + a little bracketed short bangs on the eyebrows, and Wang Jiaer's hairstyle could refer to the street style. In addition, a flat fringe with layers was also a good choice. In addition, there were also some male hairstyles described in ancient novels, such as black hair combed into a neat bun, long hair scattered behind the back, etc. However, the search results did not provide any information about the recommended male hairstyles.
One factor is fashion trends. If a certain hairstyle is popular in the fashion world, like the messy bun which has been trendy lately, girls are more likely to adopt it.
He could recommend some hairstyles that were suitable for female students. These hairstyles included cute boobs, two-dimensional short hair, handsome super short hair, princess short hair, black shoulder-length short hair, and dog bite short hair. These hairstyles were cute and showed off their personality, which was very suitable for female students.
First off, study the basic shapes and structures of different hairstyles. Then, practice with different tools and techniques. Experiment with different textures and lengths to make the hairstyles look unique and appealing in your manga.
Start by observing real-life hairstyles and simplifying the details for a manga style. Use simple lines and strokes to define the shape and flow of the hair.
The setting of the original story they come from can also add to the appeal. Writers can expand on the world they live in, and the adventures they could have together. It gives a lot of room for creativity in the fanfictions. For example, they could go on a new environmental protection mission together, building on Mullet Fingers' love for nature.
You can start by looking on fanfiction platforms like Archive of Our Own. There are often various works related to different characters. Just search for 'Mullet Fingers' and 'Roy' in the search bar, and you'll likely find some interesting fanfictions.
I'm not sure of specific novels that are explicitly named as 'fantasy mullet novels'. However, some works might fit the concept. For example, 'The Night Circus' by Erin Morgenstern has a very traditional fantasy feel with its magical circus setting and the sense of wonder it creates. But it also has a very modern approach to character relationships and the way the story unfolds, which could be seen as the 'mullet' aspect.