What kind of novel was it? What kind of story was it?

Infinite Horror was a novel about the universe. It told the story of the protagonist Zheng entering God's Realm and constantly challenging horror movies in order to survive. He had to face the loneliness, fear, and test of humanity on his way forward, as well as uncovering the secrets of the Creator's Space.

It could be a heartwarming tale where a character does kind deeds despite facing challenges and eventually reaps rewards, showing that it pays to be kind.

Pavel Kochagin was a famous Russian novelist, one of the most famous novelists of the 20th century. His novel War and Peace was a novel that shone with the brilliance of love, friendship, national interests, and so on. This novel described the Russian people's resistance to the Napoleonic invasion in the early 19th century, showing the deep love of the Russian people and the cruel and merciless description of the war. It was a classic war novel.

" Unscientific Familiar " told the story of the protagonist, Shi Yu, who transmigrated to a world with familiars as the theme. He had awakened the Skill Illustrated Book and was able to move freely in the universe by constantly adding points to level up. The story also involved the cooperative relationship between humans and mutated beasts, as well as the ideal of co-existence between humans and beasts.

Maoni's stories were mainly about his works, the most famous of which was Celebrating Years. This novel told the story of a young, terminally ill Fan Xian who had transmigrated to a world that had risen again after the extinction of mankind. Fan Xian carried out his mother's last wish to kill the Qing Emperor and push forward the progress of civilization. Other than " Celebrating the Years," Maoni had also created other works, but the specific content of the story was not mentioned.

To mystify is an idiom that means to deliberately make some unfathomable and incomprehensible words to make people unable to fathom. Later, it was used to describe people who deliberately put on a mysterious and profound appearance in order to achieve some purpose. In novels, mystifying was usually used to show the psychological tactics of the characters or to attract the attention of the readers. For example, a person might deliberately explain a seemingly profound problem to arouse the interest and curiosity of the reader and delve deeper into it. Another example was that a person might use some unfathomable words to cover up his true intentions, causing misunderstandings and confusion to the readers. Deceiving is a technical way of expression that can be used to enhance the interest and mystery of the novel, but it should also be used carefully to avoid overuse and cause the reader to lose interest in understanding.

I don't know which story you're referring to because you didn't provide any context or information. If you can provide more information, I will try my best to answer your questions.

A childlike story usually included some interesting plots such as children exploring the world, solving problems, interacting with other children, etc. These plots can make readers feel the curiosity and imagination of children, and also provide some enlightenment and suggestions to help readers better understand the world and their own behavior.

I recommend "Sword and Martial God". This fantasy-Oriental fantasy novel tells the story of a young man who traveled through another world and was determined to leave his name in history. Among them, the main character Cheng Cheng had the ability of radar, which became his powerful weapon in the Middle Ages where the strong were respected. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Borrowing a dragon to give birth to a baby was from the novel 'Borrowing a Dragon's Life'.