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I recommend " Poison Concubine Bewitching Heart: Your Highness, Stop Chasing " to you. The general plot is that the emperor's uncle has taken a fancy to a three-no girl, but the girl said she wouldn't play with him, but the emperor's uncle wants to play with her. The girl is forced to show off her skills and scare a group of people who are chasing her. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah!

The 'The Philadelphia Story' is a classic with complex characters. It could be that I have a certain elegance in speech or a way of handling situations that makes you think of a man from that story. Maybe it's the way I seem to approach relationships or social interactions, like the characters in the movie who are often in the midst of love triangles and high - society drama. But again, more details from you would help clarify.

It could be that there are some physical or behavioral similarities. For example, if the man in question has a debonair style similar to Cary Grant's character in 'The Philadelphia Story'. Or perhaps it's in the way he interacts with others, like the witty banter that the male characters often engage in. Without further information, it's just speculation.

There were two novels that met the requirements: Su Xia's Journey to Rebirth and Back to Seven: Dominating a Small Plum Blossom. Both novels described the story of the female protagonist accidentally traveling back to her childhood. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

For me, it brings to mind 'The Great Gatsby' because of the opulent settings and the pursuit of dreams and illusions.

The origin could be from a combination of things. It could start with the speaker's acquaintance with Philadelphia's diverse cultural aspects, including any remnants of voodoo - related history or culture in the city. They might have met a man there or heard of one who had a connection to voodoo in some way. And when they see you, some characteristic of yours makes them draw this connection to that complex web of memories and ideas related to that man and voodoo in Philadelphia.

I recommend I Miss You Under the Tree. It's a modern romance novel. The story was about how the female protagonist lost her first time under the tree, but met the male protagonist again. From the initial misunderstanding, the two of them understood each other, accepted each other, and finally came together under the call of love. You can find this novel on various online platforms, such as Qidian Chinese Network, Sweet Potato Network, and so on. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The second person was a sci-fi style of an interaction novel. The readers could choose the words, actions, and direction of the main character. From this, they could recommend the book "Nano Arrival" to them. Not only could they replace the main character, but they could also decide the main character's words and actions at any time to experience the real interaction of the game! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I'm not entirely sure what 'You remind me of a man voodoo philadelphia story' specifically means. It could be a very personal or creative statement. Maybe it's about someone in Philadelphia who has a connection to voodoo and there's a story related to that which makes the person being addressed remind the speaker of that situation.

I recommend the book Card Holders to you. This novel is also about the main character transmigrating into the world of cards. However, unlike the novel you provided, the main character does not summon monsters to fight. Instead, he takes the unusual path of a card holder and creates a card game that can be popular in the world. The book also had Summoning Cards, Magic Cards, Equipment Cards, Transformation Cards, and other cards. The plot was also very exciting. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah~