Can you keep a secret in the novel?

Sure. 'Sword Art Online' is a great choice for beginners. It has a simple enough concept to understand. A large number of players are trapped in a virtual MMORPG world and they have to fight their way through various levels. The story is full of action and adventure, and the relationships between the characters are easy to follow.

There could be slapstick humor, like someone slipping on a banana peel. It's the physical and obvious kind of funny.

First, create a well - rounded male OC. Give him unique traits, like a special ability or a distinct personality. For example, he could be a shy but talented artist. Then, think about how he would interact with Yasaka. Since Yasaka is a powerful youkai, the OC might be in awe at first. Start with a simple meeting and build up their relationship gradually.

Notre - Dame Cathedral, although damaged, is still a significant attraction with its magnificent Gothic architecture.

If you want to tell a complete story with a plot, characters, and a beginning, middle, and end, a short story is a good choice. It gives you more space to develop the narrative compared to a poem. But if you're more into expressing emotions and ideas in a more condensed, lyrical way, then a poem would be better.

Sure. 'The Black Forest Mystery' in darkwander stories is quite interesting. It's about a lost traveler in a spooky forest filled with strange noises and shadowy figures.

First, you need to be familiar with both RWBY and Filthy Frank. Know the characters, their personalities, and the general themes of each. For RWBY, understand the different fighting styles, the relationships between the characters, and the overall story arc. For Filthy Frank, get a sense of his humor and the types of situations he creates. Then, come up with an interesting concept that combines the two, like having the RWBY characters visit Filthy Frank's world or vice versa.

Look for the quest giver who is related to your personal story. It could be an NPC in a particular location. Once you find them, they will give you the next part of the story to embark on.

One popular 'knights and magic novels' is 'The Lord of the Rings'. It has knights in the form of Aragorn and his men, and there is plenty of magic with Gandalf and his wizardry. Another is 'A Song of Ice and Fire', which also features knights and elements of magic like the red priests and their spells.

Some classic science fiction works like Isaac Asimov's 'Foundation' series share similar themes of grand ideas about society and technology, which might be similar to what's in '2016 Horton Best Science Fiction'.