I recommend a time-travel novel. The female protagonist has a very powerful Qilin magical beast. It also combines the elements of an illusionist and a great illusionist. In the story, the female and male protagonists once experienced a plot called "Heaven Underworld" together.

I recommend "The Opposite of the World: The Protagonist." The male lead is an extra, but he has his own dreams and doesn't want to be overwhelmed by the main character. Through his hard work, he became more powerful than the main character, and it felt like a counterattack. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Well, first of all, the origin of their interest in illusion is a key element. It could be a single event that inspired them. Then, the continuous improvement of their skills through trial and error. They also need to have a good understanding of how to manipulate the environment, like using lighting and sound to enhance their illusions. And finally, their ability to adapt to different audiences and cultures as they perform around the world is an important part of their full story.

The 'the illusionist short story' might be about an illusionist's journey filled with mystery and deception. It could explore how the illusionist uses his skills to create amazing spectacles or perhaps there's a deeper meaning about perception and reality in the story.

It's not a true story. 'The Illusionist' is the result of imagination and creative storytelling. There's no real-life basis for it.

No, 'The Illusionist' is not based on a true story. It's a fictional creation.

Yes, Mysterio is often depicted as an illusionist in the comics. He uses his skills to create elaborate and deceptive illusions to outwit his opponents.

😋I recommend the following two novels to you: The female lead of "The Otherworldly Female Blacksmith" was a grandmaster blacksmith and a powerful martial artist. She had an unprecedented ability to create items, and she could often create items that others could not imagine. She could also control all kinds of elemental magic and could fight with ease. All the people in this world were amazed by her ability. The female protagonist of "Something's Wrong with My Monster" had obtained powerful abilities through the Monster System. Not only could she subdue all kinds of monsters, but she also had extraordinary combat strength. She knew all kinds of magic and skills, and could remain calm in the face of any danger. In the other world, she had always led the journey, using her powerful strength to protect herself and her companions. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend "Crazy Woman Reborn" and "The Female Lead of the City Reborn Under the Sky" to you! The female lead is powerful, and the male lead is also very powerful. Favorite novels, urban cool novels, are definitely the type you like ~ I hope you like this fairy's recommendation, muah ~

Touma and Asuna, the male and female protagonists of the Underworld chapter of the Sword and Sword God Realm, were not together. In the novel, Kirito and Asuna were friends. They had experienced many adventures and battles together and established a deep relationship. However, they did not end up together because they had to act separately in the Underworld quest. Although they were not together, their feelings still existed and played an important role in the story.

Tendou and Ashiina, the male and female protagonists of the Underworld chapter of the Sword and Sword God Realm, were not together. In the novel and anime, Asuna had always had a crush on Kirito, but Kirito never responded to her feelings. It was not until the end of the novel that Asuna explicitly expressed her love for Kirito, but Kirito still did not respond. Therefore, it could be said that the relationship between Kirito and Asuna did not develop successfully, and they did not get together.