the people ask how are u and i smily answer i am fine

This was an idiom from the novel " Flowers in the Mirror." The original text was: " People in the mirror, people in the mirror." It was used to describe a person's ability to adapt and react in different environments. In the fourth chapter of " Flowers in the Mirror," this sentence was about Feng Ziying seeing the person in the mirror and the person's reflection in the mirror, which led to a series of stories and suspense. This sentence was also used to describe people with multiple personalities or identities. They would show different personalities or behaviors in different situations.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'shiny smily story' is about as it could be a very unique or personal story. It might be a story full of positive and happy elements, perhaps with shiny things representing something valuable or beautiful and smily characters indicating a cheerful mood throughout the story.

There could be a wide range of characters. It might have a young boy as the protagonist who is always curious about the shiny things around him. And there could be his friends, like a smily little girl who is always optimistic. There might also be some antagonists, perhaps a jealous character who tries to take away the shiny things that bring smiles to others.

Whether a novel was good or not depended on the reader's personal taste and preferences. Different people had different aesthetic standards and reading preferences, so it was difficult to give a universal answer. However, you can refer to the following popular novelists and their representative works to better understand which ones: 1 Jin Yong: Wuxia novels are known as the "father of Wuxia novels". His works are famous for their compact plots, vivid characters, and exquisite descriptions, such as "The Condor Heroes" and "Eight Dragons". 2. Gu Long: Wuxia novels. His works have a unique style and are known for their unrestrained and romantic style, such as The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng and The Legend of Chu Liuxiang. 3. Mo Yan: In contemporary China, his works are famous for their rich imagination, profound character descriptions, and unique language style, such as Red Sorghums Family and Fat Breasts and Buttocks. 4. Lao She: In modern China, his works are famous for their humor and irony, such as Camel Xiangzi and Teahouse. 5 Lu Xun: In modern China, his works are famous for exposing the dark side of society and criticizing the weaknesses of human nature, such as A Madman's Diary and The True Story of Ah Q. These were just some common novelists. There were many others such as Guo Jingming, Baby Annie, and Mo Yan's Neighbor, who had their own styles and representative works.

The first to answer questions referred to a plot that appeared in a novel. Usually, the protagonist had to answer some difficult questions in an exam or competition to obtain the final victory. The first question was usually an exciting plot because the protagonist had to think quickly and answer the question under the pressure of time, otherwise he might lose the game. Quick-answer questions often appeared in novels to add some suspense and tension to the story.