I'm reading a novel, and it keeps mentioning taboo texts. What does that mean?

Taboo novels usually refer to those novels with deep content, involving violence, eroticism, horror, dystopia, etc. These contents may cause psychological and emotional discomfort to the readers and are therefore considered taboo in some cultural and social backgrounds. These novels could also be categorized as " science fiction,"" fantasy,"" horror," etc. In some novel collections, forbidden novels were even regarded as "forbidden books" that could only be read by specific groups of readers. However, with the continuous development of society and culture, people's preferences and taboos for novel content are also constantly changing. Therefore, taboo novels also have a certain degree of epochal nature.

Atting was usually used in web novels to indicate the act of sending a private message or a private message to a character. In the plot of the novel, the author would sometimes use "@" to express special attention or instructions to a certain character, such as asking the reader to use a specific reply format or content when replying to a character's private message. Therefore, it was usually used to indicate the order or attention of a certain character.

The term "individual crawling" in novels may refer to the protagonist crawling for information or things alone without the help of a team or others. This word could also be used to describe the protagonist's way of doing things. He often preferred to work alone and did not like to share his results with others.

Pseudo-taboos in novels usually refer to plots or events that violate social ethics or moral codes in novels. These plots or events may have a negative impact on readers or even threaten their mental health. Some examples of pseudo-taboos include: 1. Animal abuse: describe or imply animal abuse in a novel or use animals as the main characters. 2. Description of sex: describing inappropriate sexual plots or sexual behavior in a novel or using sexual descriptions as the main character. 3. Violence and horror: describe violence and horror in the novel or use horror elements as the main character. 4. plagiarism and plagiarism: plagiarizing or plagiarizing another person's work in a novel or using another person's work as your own original work. [5] discrimination and prejudice: describe the plot of discrimination and prejudice in the novel or imply or describe the prejudice and discrimination of racial, gender, religious and other groups. The appearance of pseudo-taboos in novels is to guide readers to pay attention to social moral norms and moral standards to improve readers 'moral awareness and cultural accomplishment.

In a web novel, scrolling through the pages and showing that it was being transmuted usually meant that the reader was converting the text into audio or video format for better presentation on the Internet. This is usually because the content of the novel needs to be divided into smaller format for easier transmission and storage. In this case, you can continue reading the novel, but you may encounter some format conversion problems, such as some characters may not be displayed correctly or there may be format errors. If you have any doubts about the effect of the conversion, it is recommended to stop reading and wait for the conversion to complete before starting again.

It could mean to preserve or hold on to accounts of successful experiences. For example, a company might keep success stories to use for marketing purposes or to inspire its employees.

As someone who loves reading novels, I don't know which novel you're referring to. If you can provide more information, I will try my best to answer your questions. Usually, novel websites or platforms would provide chapter payment so that readers could read some chapters in advance to better understand the story. After paying the corresponding fee, the reader could read the paid chapter indefinitely without waiting for the complete chapter content. But if the reader doesn't want to continue paying, they can only skip all paid chapters until they pay again. If you encounter such a situation, you need to contact the customer service of the novel website to understand more detailed rules and procedures.

Reading is often seen as a gateway to new worlds. Just as a novel can take you to fictional places, reading in general, whether it's fiction, non - fiction, or academic texts, exposes you to novel concepts. It might be a new historical fact, a scientific theory, or a cultural aspect that you haven't known. So, when we say reading is novel, it emphasizes the novelty and freshness that reading brings to our minds.

It's not entirely clear without more context. 'Keeps coming back' could imply a recurring theme or situation in a story related to sex, but it's very ambiguous.

It could mean she's interested in you. Maybe she likes you and wants to know more about your life through your stories.