It was titled Survival and recommended a novel suitable for this kind of setting.

It depends on the genre and theme of your novel. For a fantasy story, a magical realm or ancient kingdom could be great. A romance might work well in a modern city or a small, charming town.

A small town could be a good setting. It provides a close-knit community and various interpersonal relationships that can add depth to the story.

Think about the genre and theme of your novel. For example, if it's a fantasy, you might choose a magical realm. If it's a romance, a charming small town could work well.

It depends on the nature of the stories in the book. If it has stories that are educational and presented in a friendly manner, like stories about how animals take care of their young or how they find food, it would be suitable. However, if there are elements like animal cruelty or overly mature themes, it would not be appropriate for children.

Well, it's a bit of a mixed bag. While the book might engage older children who are into horror and the macabre, younger children could be very affected by it. It might introduce concepts like ghosts, monsters, and other scary things in a vivid way. If a child has a strong imagination and is already exposed to some milder forms of spooky stories, they might handle it okay, but overall, it's not typically considered suitable for all children.

You didn't provide the title of the novel or the author's information, so I can't know which novel you're referring to. If you can provide more information, I will try my best to answer your questions.

The following are a few novel recommendations: 1. " Fierce Woman and Noble Wife ": It tells the story of a veteran foodie who transmigrated into a servant girl of a vermilion family. The female protagonist refuses to bow her head to compromise with fate and walks out of a beautiful life. The plot is novel and warm. 2. " I became the big boss's little white flower ": The female protagonist accidentally transmigrated into the big boss's little white flower and began an unusual adventure. In addition," True Book of Spiritual Insects " was also a fairy-tale fantasy novel with a reasonable setting. The mortal setting could bring a sense of novelty.

Survival novels were about a character surviving, reproducing, exploring, and growing up in an extremely harsh or dangerous environment. Such novels often depicted one or more characters in an unfamiliar environment facing unknown dangers, extreme conditions such as climate conditions, food and resource scarcity, and the need to constantly adapt and survive. Survival novels often explore the relationship between humans and nature, society, and supernatural forces, as well as the psychological and physiological challenges humans face in harsh environments. The protagonist would usually experience great psychological and physical challenges, including facing fear, loneliness, death, pain, and other emotions, as well as overcoming physical and psychological obstacles to obtain the resources and skills needed to survive. Survival novels often involved human nature, family, love, friendship, and values. The protagonist would re-examine his life and values in the process of survival. The common survival novels included science fiction, horror novels, adventure novels, and biographies.

The following are some recommendations for modern romance novels, where the male protagonist has special abilities: " The Great God Who Lives In My Home ": The male protagonist has special abilities. The setting of his abilities is cool. It's a suspense romance novel from the Diablo series. Although there was no brother-sister relationship setting, the description of the relationship between the male and female leads was very good, and it was also very suitable for modern romance lovers.