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😋Dear reader, according to your needs, I recommend the following Naruto and One Piece Doujin novels that meet the requirements: 1. "I'm a Flash in Naruto"-Traversing Naruto, the main character is the Fire Gate. It seems to be a time point, but the plot design is very exciting. 2. "Muye, the beginning of the fusion of the five Guru"-through Naruto, the main character is the person with the five Guru system, the plot is rich and interesting, recommended to you. 3. [One Piece: The Silver King]-A transmigration to the world of One Piece. The protagonist is a man who has the ability to live forever. He lives freely on the sea. The plot is simple but creative. 4. "One Piece: Death's Vice-Captain"-Transmigrating into the world of One Piece. The main character is the person who has obtained the Death System. The plot is full of ups and downs, and it is exciting. 5. "I was forced to become Naruto because I wanted to be lazy." Naruto was a Doujinshi novel. The main character wanted to live a peaceful life, but he was involved in Naruto's affairs. The plot was interesting. The above is my personal recommendation. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

😋I recommend you an ancient romance novel called " The Adventures of Xiao Ling ". The female protagonist accidentally transmigrated to the Snow Treasure Peak of the Snow Climbing Area and met a peerless beautiful young man in white. Their love crossed time and space and experienced 100,000 years of reincarnation. It was really touching! In addition, there were also plots such as the Seven Kingdoms, the era of war, and the unpredictable Jianghu. It was full of excitement and ups and downs. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

San Mao was a famous writer in Taiwan. Her works were mainly about wandering, exploration, and love. She was known as the representative of "wandering literature". The following are some of San Mao's representative works: The Story of the Sahara Desert: This is one of San Mao's most famous works. It tells the story of her wandering life in the Sahara Desert and her communication with the local people. 2 " How Many Flowers Have Fallen in My Dream ": This is San Mao's second novel, which tells her life experience in Hong Kong and her love story with Hexi. " The Peony Pavilion ": This is a play by San Mao that tells a love story that transcends time and space. It is regarded as a classic in the history of modern Chinese drama. 4." Scarecrow ": This is a prose work by San Mao that talks about her thoughts and feelings about Chinese traditional culture and philosophy. 5 " Rainy Season Flowers ": This is an autobiographical article by San Mao about her early studies abroad and her family life. 6 " Travelling Through Thousands of Rivers and Mountains ": This is a travel diary of San Mao, which records her travel experiences in the mainland of China, Xizang, and Nepal. The above are some of San Mao's representative works. Her works have a unique style, fresh and natural language, and are deeply loved by readers.

There were many types of novels that girls liked to read, but romantic youth, youth campus, and pure love novels were more popular. I recommend the following novels to you:😋 1. " Cute Girl Attacks: Don't Be Arrogant with the School's Hottie "-The love and hate between a girl and the school's hunk was sweet and exciting. 2. The story was about a group of post-90s girls who worked hard in the workplace and found love. 3. " The Love between the Stupid Girl and the School Hunk "--A love story between a wild and willful girl and a handsome and sunny boy. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

2010 Youth Fictions Ranking: 1 "How many flowers fall in my dream"-Guo Jingming 2 "To our youth that will eventually pass away"-Guo Jingming Tiny Times-Guo Jingming 4."How many flowers have fallen in my dreams?"-Luo Luo Inside and Outside the Circle-Gu Man 6 "Why Do You Sheng Silently"-Gu Man 7 "In a hurry"-Jin Yong "There will be an angel who will love you for me."-Qiong Yao Tiny Times 20-Guo Jingming 10 "Startling Step by Step"-Tong Hua 2010 novel rankings: 1."Startling Step by Step"-Tong Hua 2 "How many flowers fall in my dream"-Guo Jingming 3 "Why Do I Feel Silent?"-Gu Man 4 "Startling Step by Step"-Tong Hua 5 Tiny Times 20-Guo Jingming Baby Annie-Baby Annie 7 "How many flowers have fallen in my dreams"-Luo Luo 8 The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years-Koai 9 My Struggle-Lao She Ordinary World-Lu Yao 2010 Poetry Rankings: 1 "Ascending"-Du Fu 2. Climbing High-Bai Juyi 3. Thoughts in a Quiet Night-Li Bai "Farewell to the Ancient Grass"-Bai Juyi 5 "Shuidiao Ge Tou"-Su Shi 6 "Ascending"-Du Fu 7 "Mooring at Niushui and Recalling the Past"-Yang Wanli 8 "Climbing Spectacular Song"-He Zhizhang 9 "Ascending"-Du Fu 10 "Silent Night Thoughts"-Li Bai

" It's better to retreat and weave a net than to catch fish in the abyss." This sentence came from a fable in Chuang Tzu's Xiaoyao You. In the story, a bird saw many beautiful fish in the sky and was very envious, so it flew to the seaside to catch these fish. However, it forgot about the net in its hand. In the end, it could only return to the sky in disappointment. Now, if we replace the word "fish" with "opportunity" in this story, then this sentence can be understood as: When we see an opportunity, don't just talk about it, but take action bravely and invest time and energy to seize it. On the contrary, if we only talk about it but refuse to do it, then even if we see opportunities, we may not be able to seize them. Therefore, this sentence tells us that if we want to get something or realize our dreams, we should not always stay in words, but bravely take action and invest time and energy to pursue these things. Only in this way could he truly obtain these things and not just dream about them.

As a fan of online literature, I didn't know the sales information of the physical book. However, you can look for physical copies of this book in your local bookstore or online bookstore. In addition, you can also buy the electronic version of this book from some second-hand bookstores or online bookstores. I hope this information will be helpful to you.

The fact that the average Chinese person reads one or two books per year, far less than the number of books they read, has attracted a lot of attention. Some people believed that the lack of reading in China would lead to a decline in cultural attainment and knowledge. Others believed that the low reading rate of Chinese people was because many readers did not want to spend too much time reading and preferred to play with their phones, watch TV, and other forms of entertainment. Different people had different views on the reading rate of Chinese people.

Yes, the book "City Ruffian King" was an urban campus novel about a man and many women. The main character was a former soldier king who had now become a librarian at the school gate. He was being fought over by two school beauties. The plot was quite interesting. I recommend it to you ~ I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~

😋I recommend the following novels to you. They all have elements of advanced technology and upgrading abilities, and they won't be dull: 1. "Starting from a Technology Company: The story of a male protagonist with a technology check-in system who leads a lousy subsidiary company to the peak. 2. "Witch of the Cyber Age": In the cyberpunk era dominated by the company alliance, the female protagonist Xu Yang escaped and rescued other witches, embarking on the road of innovation. 3. "Super God Begins with Mutants": It tells the story of a male protagonist who has the ability to transmigrate but cannot use his ability. He begins to walk the path of becoming a god through technology. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗