Seeking "DEAR U"(End) Author: The sword goes astray

As a fan of online literature, I am unable to provide the complete works of the novel "Dear You/Absolute Occupy/Plaything"(0416 update to VIP end) because this novel has not been completed and has not been officially released. I suggest you search for the novel on the novel website or wait for the author to update. If you need help with other novels, please let me know. I'll try my best to answer your questions.

Red Sleeves Adding Fragrance was a Chinese novel website that mainly wrote online novels. There were many well-known websites such as romance and fantasy. Red Sleeves Adding Fragrance also regularly launched various literary awards to encourage the network.

The Chinese homonym of the Ending Seraphim op(XU) could be either Siyuan U or Xiyuan U.

Dear Princess Syndrome's resources are as follows: " My Dear Princess 'Illness " was a modern romance novel about a young girl who accidentally traveled to ancient times to become the emperor's sister and was involved in the conspiracy of the palace. The author of the novel was well-liked by the readers. At present, the novel has been updated to chapter 16. You can get the latest chapter content on the Weixin Official Accounts "novel resource sharing" or read the novel through major online literature platforms. I hope you like the story. Thank you for your support!

Is the ending of 'Dear and Loved' bad? As a fan of online novels, I can tell you that 'Dear Loved' is a very popular online novel, with Li Xian, Han Shangyan, and other main actors. The story was about two people who met each other in high school, then prepared for the college entrance examination together, and finally went to different universities. They missed each other and finally reunited. Although the ending of the novel caused a lot of controversy among the readers, the author, Han Shangyan, also responded many times after the ending of the novel, saying that the ending was an open ending that people could freely imagine. Therefore, it could be said that the ending of " Dear and Loved " was not completely a bad ending. It should be noted that the novel is a fictional art form. The readers can understand and interpret the plot and ending of the novel according to their own preferences and imagination.

I don't know who the author of the 'dear child novel' is. You can try to look it up in a library or search for it online.

I'm not sure who the author of 'Dear Edward: A Novel' is without looking it up.

I'm not aware of a specific 'Dear Life Novel' so I can't tell who the author is.

There were many doujinshi novels in the Sword and Sword God Realm that could be used as reference for the following popular works: 1 " Sword God Realm: Black-clothed Swordsman ": It tells the story of a fantasy world related to the Sword God Realm. The protagonist is a swordsman who uses a sword to fight. 2." Sword God's Domain: Combat Class ": It tells the story of the protagonist who becomes a combat class. He fights with other classes to protect the world. 3." Sword God Realm: Void Plunderer ": It tells the story of how an alien named " Plunderer " started his adventure in the Sword God Realm. 4." The Sword God Realm: Seaman ": It tells the story of the protagonist becoming a navigator and exploring the Sword God Realm. 5 " Sword God Realm: Love and the Producer ": It tells the story of the protagonist interacting with three virtual idols and also involves other characters.

The books on the World War II U-boats were recommended as follows: The U-Boat War: The Development and Impact of the Submerged Ships of World War II by Richard B'O'Banion. This book detailed the development of U-boat tactics, technical principles and practical applications, as well as how the US Navy used U-boat tactics to win in World War II. Submerged: The Secret War between the World's Greatest Oceans by Robert Dallek. This book details the submarine warfare between the United Kingdom and the United States during World War II, including submarine construction, training, tactics, and effects. The U-Boat Project in World War II: The Evolution of the German Navy's Strategic Plan by John JPD James. This book introduced the development, goals, and implementation of the U-boat program of the German Navy, as well as its impact on the war. The U-Boat War: The Intelligence Behind the Victory by Andrew D. Hispanic. This book described the intelligence sources and practical applications of U-boat tactics and how the US Navy won through intelligence warfare in World War II.