Can you recommend a novel that is especially well-written and comparable to Drunken Exquisite?

Well, it could be the writing style. If the author uses a very particular narrative voice, for example, it might give the story a different feel compared to other books. Maybe it has a very vivid description of the world it creates, whether it's a dystopian future or a strange fantasy world. This detailed world - building can make 'They Are Not Like Us' novel really unique.

The Salvatores are bound to be the central figures. However, depending on the nature of the fanfiction, it could also feature characters who are closely related to them in the original story, such as their friends or enemies. These secondary characters might play significant roles in shaping the plot around the Salvatores.

The most obvious characteristic is the anime - style art. The girls are drawn in a distinct anime aesthetic. For example, they often have large, expressive eyes. Another characteristic is the in - depth storylines. These usually involve some form of fantasy elements, like magic or otherworldly settings.

A large service - based firm adopted RPA for customer onboarding. The RPA system automated the data entry process for new customers. It could extract relevant information from various documents and input it into the company's CRM system accurately. As a result, the onboarding time was cut in half, and the new customers had a much better first - impression of the company's efficiency.

A really interesting plot point could be the love interests that develop for Harry in his new form. Since he's now a girl, perhaps some characters who never showed interest before start to notice him in a different way. Neville, for instance, might start to have a little crush on this new Harry. And Draco himself could be conflicted as he might start to develop feelings for Harry which would completely change the dynamic of their rivalry.

The theme of loyalty also comes up a lot. His loyalty to his clan or to certain characters in the Bloodbound world is often explored. Fanfics might show him having to make difficult decisions that test his loyalty, like choosing between his loyalty to a friend and the greater good of his vampire community.

No. Such stories involve private and often sexual matters which are not suitable for public discussion as they go against public moral and ethical norms.

We should focus on positive, healthy and family - friendly topics rather than such inappropriate content.

I also like 'The Bronze Horseman' by Paullina Simons. It tells a love story in the context of World War II Leningrad. The way the historical events are intertwined with the characters' love and struggles is quite remarkable.

Well, if Naruto was the father of chakra in fanfiction, it would mean a huge shift in the story's history. Naruto's own story would be re - imagined. He might have a much more central and important role from the very beginning of the ninja world. There could be new conflicts and alliances. For example, other countries might view him as a threat or a valuable asset. And his friends and family would have a different kind of connection to the power source of the world, which would change their own character arcs and development.