Would you like to share your favorite mystery novel?

Well, I think I'd want to have some sort of magical or technological device that could transport me there seamlessly. And I'd hope to have the ability to interact with the characters and maybe even change the course of events a little bit!

Let me recommend a novel called "The Battle of the Northern Region" to you. This book was set in a chaotic world of war. It described the story of humans, orcs, dwarves, and elves fighting for power, the Federation, and the parliament. Heroes fought for their beliefs and honor. This book had a compact plot, rich character creation, and unique settings. It was a very intriguing fantasy novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

As a fan of online literature, I have collected a lot of funny jokes. Here are some of the more classic ones: 1 "Why did Yagami go to the doctor?" "Because he observed the stars at night and found that it was a full moon today." "If you have five fingers, why do you write with three fingers?" "To increase the difficulty." 3 "Why is the mother of the sponge baby called Huang sponge?" " Because it's yellow." 4 "Why can't Ultraman marry a monster?" Because monsters don't have a womb." "Why does Sun Wukong have 72 transformations?" "Because he can change if he wants to." I hope these jokes can bring you joy!

Sure. 'The Haunting of Hill House' is a great one. The story is set in a haunted mansion, and there are all kinds of strange noises, apparitions, and an overall sense of unease. It plays on our fears of the unknown and what might lurk in the dark corners of old, creepy houses.

One of my favorite bedtime stories is 'The Little Prince'. It's a beautiful and profound story. The little prince travels from his own small planet and meets various strange characters on other planets. It makes me think about the true meaning of friendship, love and life. Every time I read it, I feel like I'm on an adventure with the little prince.

As a fan of online literature, I have collected a lot of interesting and imaginative jokes. Here are some of the more classic ones: Life is short, I use python. - The Three-Body Problem If there is a next life, I want to be a tree and stand in a posture that will never be sad or happy. - The Forest of Norway I once heard a person at a lecture say that he could control everything, including time. - Hacker and Painter If only everything was as simple as gaining weight. - Demonic Dao Patriarch If I were a computer program, I would want to control the whole world. - The Matrix Why would anyone in the world dislike dogs? - Inuyasha I used to think that I could save the world until I realized that saving my own world was the most important thing. - Black Deacon Life is like a dream. Sometimes we wake up, sometimes we wake up in the dream. - One Hundred Years of Solitude If you only see me as a good person today, it's because you have no choice. You can also see other advantages in me. - Ode to Joy I used to think that love could surpass everything. Until I realized that love itself is the greatest miracle. - Journey to the West I hope these stories can bring you some inspiration and laughter.

Of course! As a fan of web novels, I'm very interested in all kinds of novels and copywriting. The following is an idiotic copy I shared: "One day, a young man transmigrated to an ancient world. He found that the people of this world were very strange. They not only liked to eat sweets but also liked to drink cold water. So he began to try all kinds of food and drinks, but he soon found that only cold water could really satisfy him. So he decided to stay in this world and began to try drinking cold water to see if he could find a magical satisfaction." This script sounds very interesting because it combines modern knowledge and ancient culture. It showed people's love for delicious food and their desire for cold water. It also revealed the differences and similarities between people in different cultures. I hope this script can give you some inspiration!

Well, I really like the Christmas story where a family was traveling on Christmas Eve and got stranded in a small town due to a snowstorm. At first, they were worried and sad that they wouldn't be home for Christmas. But the people in the town welcomed them with open arms. They had a big Christmas dinner together, exchanged gifts, and sang carols. It was a wonderful experience for the family, and it made them realize that Christmas is not just about being at home but also about the kindness of strangers and the joy of togetherness.

No. I'm a purist when it comes to reading novels. I want to fully immerse myself in the story, the characters, and the world created by the author without any interference from food. Also, I'm afraid that I might get grease on my hands and then on the book, which would be a disaster.

Well, it depends on the type of novel. If it's a thrilling adventure novel, perhaps the sausage could add to the excitement. But if it's a very serious or sad novel, I might not want the distraction of food. Also, I'm not sure how well the flavors of the sausage would mix with the mood of the novel, but it could be an interesting experiment.