Strongly opposed to killing for money?

Well, one reason could be that fan fiction might distort the intended message or themes of the original work. Also, it could potentially affect the author's reputation or the market for their official sequels or spin-offs.

I recommend the book " My Bear Girlfriend " to your friends. The male protagonist of this novel also experienced many difficult situations with his girlfriend, but they still insisted on being together. The male protagonist also has a special physical condition like your friend. Perhaps he can help your friend find some courage and comfort. I hope your friend likes my recommendation.

In the Water Margins, the generals who firmly opposed the amnesty were Wu Song, Li Kui, Lu Zhishen, Liu Tang, Shi Jin, Mu Hong, Li Jun, Ruan Xiao Er, Ruan Xiao Wu, Ruan Xiao Qi, Zhang Heng, and Zhang Shun.

In the Water Margins, there were Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, Li Kui, Lin Chong, and the three Nguyen brothers who opposed the amnesty.

In the Water Margins, the heroes who firmly opposed amnesty included Chao Gai, Li Kui, Lu Zhishen, Wu Song, Li Jun, and others.

" Her Little Dimples " was a novel that told the story of the female protagonist Mo Mosheng's growth and life experience in the 1980s, and the love story between her and the male protagonist Tao Tao. After the novel was published, it was warmly welcomed by the book fans and was hailed as a classic. However, there were rumors that the book would be adapted into a TV series and it was opposed by the book fans. There were a few reasons why book fans opposed the adaptation of the book into a TV series: The characters and plots in the novel are more sensitive: the novel involves some real reflections of the Chinese society in the 1980s, including the description of the old life and the discussion of gender and identity. These plots are easy to resonate and controversy in the context of modern society. Therefore, some book fans believed that the TV series might not be able to fully replicate the characters and plots in the novel, which would lead to misunderstandings and misleading. 2. Worry that the quality of the TV series is not as good as the novel: Some book fans think that the production level of the TV series may not be as good as the novel. The TV series may cut or adapt the original novel, resulting in the quality of the TV series being inferior to the novel. In addition, the TV series might reduce the respect for the original novel in order to cater to the audience's tastes, which would also make some book fans dissatisfied. 3. Worried that TV series would distract the readers: novels and TV series are two different art forms. The readers can understand the characters and plots in the novel through reading the novel, while the TV series will present the plot in the novel in more detail. Some book fans thought that TV series might distract readers and prevent them from truly understanding the meaning of the novel. In summary, the book fans objected to adapting " Her Little Pear Dimples " into a TV series mainly because the characters and plots in the novel were more sensitive. The quality of the TV series might not be as good as the novel and the TV series might distract the readers.

There were a few novels that were highly recommended. The first book was " Being a Female Supporting Character in a Men's High School." This was a sweet Su Wen on campus. The female lead transmigrated into a vicious female supporting character who harmed the male lead, but the male lead gradually discovered the difference in the female lead. In the end, the two of them started a sweet relationship. The second book was " I'm Not Afraid of You." The female protagonist was a quiet and obedient girl. After transmigrating, she faced the male protagonist's cold violence, but the male protagonist was gradually attracted by the female protagonist's personality. The third book was " The Female Supporting Character Is Beautiful and Touching." The female protagonist was a delicate girl who was easy to push down. After transmigrating, she had a sweet story with various male protagonists. Other search results also mentioned some cross-book novels, but there was no clear push.

😋I strongly recommend Singing Dad to you. This is a novel about a warm urban life. The male protagonist is a good father who accompanies his daughter and parents. The storyline was filled with love and family warmth, without any special abilities or fantasy elements. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

No, not really. Many people, including parents, educators, and librarians, supported young adult fiction. It provides a great way for young adults to explore different ideas, cultures, and emotions in a fictional context. For example, books like 'The Hunger Games' got young people interested in reading and discussing important social and political issues.

Not everyone was opposed. In fact, many found young adult fiction engaging and relevant. But there were those who opposed it, claiming it lacked depth or didn't challenge readers enough.