Romance novels and fantasy novels generally referred to romance or fantasy novels, which involved emotions, love, desire, and other topics. The seven demon lords corresponded to the seven deadly sins: arrogance, greed, anger, gluttony, etc. This was a common setting in novels, but not all novels had such a setting.
Different novels would have different plots and settings. These settings might affect the theme and plot development of the novel. Therefore, the plot and setting of the novel needed to be judged according to the specific novel.
In general - audience fanfiction of 'Seven Deadly Sins' anime, the writers may create crossovers with other similar fantasy anime. This can bring fresh perspectives and new story elements. It allows fans to imagine how the characters from 'Seven Deadly Sins' would interact with characters from other universes in a family - friendly context.
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.
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"I, the Lord of the Seven Disasters" was about a college student named Edgar who had transmigrated to a world of swords and magic similar to the world of the <anno data-annotation-id ="00000000 - 4110 - 4000 - 8000 - 9000 - 80000000000"></anno>. He only had a KP panel and dice with him. Not only was he naked, but he also brought Gluttony, one of the seven calamities that had always starved him. He could level up by devouring, but he had to suppress his hunger. He was about to face the Seven Lords of Calamity, the leader of the Jackdaw Gang and the Brotherhood, the owner of Gluttony, the black-haired mourner, the underground king of Deepwater Town, the good citizen Algor from another world, and so on. This was the story of Gluttony and Sloth in the Seven Deadly Sins of House V. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
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