What if the novel is really hard to read?

Yes, it can be. It requires a lot of creativity, discipline, and time.

It was not hard to understand why girls liked novel characters because the characters in novels were usually fictional and not exactly the same as real life. Girls liked the characters in novels because they yearned to find similar characters in their lives to seek comfort and sustenance through the characters in novels. Girls might also be attracted and liked by the unique charm and characteristics of the characters in the novel. For example, girls might like brave, strong, kind, and charming characters in novels because these characters represented the excellent qualities and characteristics that girls hoped for. It wasn't hard to understand why girls liked the characters in novels. As long as girls could look at the characters in novels rationally and not blindly pursue and imitate them, it was understandable.

There were many novel websites that could be read, such as Qidian Chinese Network, Xiaoxiang Academy, Red Sleeve Fragrance, and so on. These websites had many classic novels for readers to read, and the literary standards of the websites were also very high. On these small websites, readers could enjoy various types of novels such as romance, fantasy, science fiction, history, and so on.

I'm not sure what novel you want me to recommend. If you can provide more information, such as what kind of novels you like, taste preferences, etc., I will try my best to recommend it to you.

One example is 'Dark Souls' series. The games are notoriously difficult, but they have an incredibly rich and deep lore. The story is told in a fragmented way, through item descriptions, environmental details, and sparse dialogue, which makes it all the more engaging as players gradually piece it together.

Well, first of all, they often have complex combat systems. For example, in games like 'Dark Souls', you need to learn enemy patterns, time your attacks and dodges perfectly. Regarding the story, they usually have a deep lore. Take 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim' for instance. It has a vast world with a rich history that you can discover through quests and books. The characters are also well - developed. In 'Mass Effect' series, the characters you interact with have their own backstories and personalities, and your choices affect how they develop and the overall story.

I'd recommend 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. It's a classic with powerful themes and memorable characters.

My Familiar Is Too Hard Working is a novel about familiars. The story took place in a world where one could tame beasts. The protagonist's family was clearly very strong, but he was kept in the dark by his family and relied on his own hard work to gain some strength. Beastmasters needed to constantly hone and persevere. They could reach a very high level by taking the normal path of learning. Luo Xing was the main character. He had transmigrated to a world that was similar to Earth. This world had one more thing than Earth-familiars. There was something wrong with Luo Xing's spirit control, but through hard work and training, he gradually mastered the ability to control beasts. Luo Xing's familiars were very unique. The weaker the familiars, the more obedient and rebellious they were. All in all, My Familiar Is Too Hard Working was a novel about familiars and hard work.

Yes, 'Die Hard' is based on a true story. It was inspired by the 1979 novel 'Nothing Lasts Forever' by Roderick Thorp. The novel was based on some real - life events and situations, which then formed the basis for the movie's plot. For example, the idea of a lone hero facing off against a group of terrorists in a high - rise building has roots in real - world security concerns and hostage situations.

Sure, it depends. Sometimes the action scenes are so fast-paced and the panels are laid out in a way that makes it hard to keep up. Also, if there are multiple storylines going on at once, it can get overwhelming.