Please recommend a good romance novel similar to Bai Qian, Jun Fu, Bei Weiwei, and Li Anning. It should not be too long, and the female lead should be calm and humorous.

Since I don't know the exact 'lezdom stories', it might be a collection that focuses on the experiences, challenges, and achievements of a particular group of women. Maybe it has stories about their friendships, relationships, or their fight for equality. For example, it could have stories about how they overcome social barriers in a patriarchal society.

First, you should be very familiar with the original Harry Potter series. Know the characters, the settings, and the rules of magic. Then, think about a unique concept. It could be a new adventure for the trio or a different take on an existing event. After that, start with an outline. Plan your story's beginning, middle, and end.

Well, 'Clear and Present Danger' is also among the top. It delves deep into the war on drugs and the political machinations involved. The complex plot and Ryan's attempts to navigate through dangerous situations make it a classic in the series.

Well, the original Frosty the Snowman story goes like this. Some kids were having fun in the snow and they made this snowman. They added those cute little features to it like the pipe and the nose. And then, poof! Magic happened and Frosty was alive. He danced around with the kids. But he knew he couldn't stay long as the sun was a threat. So he had to make a run for it to somewhere cooler before he melted away.

Well, 'ohnotheydidnt science fiction' is rather unclear. It might be the name of a particular group's take on science fiction. It could be that they are doing something different in the realm of science fiction that makes people react with 'oh no they didn't'. For example, they could be subverting common science fiction tropes in a way that is either exciting or controversial. Without more context, it's hard to say for sure.

He could have a dragon as a summon. A powerful and majestic dragon that can breathe fire or ice, which would give Naruto a huge advantage in battles.

The main difference is the grammar, of course. A regular love story usually follows proper grammar rules, which gives it a polished and often more traditional feel. In a grammatically incorrect one, the language might seem a bit off, but it can add a certain charm. It can be more spontaneous and less constrained by the rules of language. It might feel more like real - life conversations where people make mistakes.

Yes, it could be considered a popular genre in some circles. Novels that involve themes of 'god' often explore complex religious, philosophical, and moral concepts. And the 'virus' element can add a sense of mystery, danger, and modern - day relevance, such as in stories where a virus might be a form of divine punishment or a test for humanity.

It means that often, behind a person's smile, there are hidden hardships or sad experiences. For example, someone might be smiling at a party but actually be dealing with family problems at home. They put on a smile to fit in or not burden others with their troubles.

This situation is rather complex. First, Blaise finding such a fanfiction could be accidental while exploring the vast realm of Harry Potter fanfiction. It's possible that this fanfiction is a product of someone's warped idea of 'romance', which is completely wrong. In the context of the fanfiction world, there are usually guidelines or unspoken rules about appropriate content. However, not all writers follow them. Blaise may feel disgusted or outraged. He might also worry about the impact this kind of fanfiction could have on other fans, especially younger ones who might stumble upon it. So, Blaise could take steps to try and get it removed if he has the means, or at least warn others about its existence.