Do you ever feel nostalgic when reading comics?

No, I don't. Vaping and reading comics don't go together for me.

Hello, little cutie, don't be confused. I can recommend some novels for you! For example, I recommend you to read "Cat's Travels". This is a novel about gaming competitions and online romance. The main characters have three identities. One is a girl who claims to be a lady, another is a cat who knows how to play games, and finally, there is an extremely shameless and somewhat confused mage. Together, they embarked on a fantasy adventure. There was also "Fairy Ocean Firework", which was a light novel and a derivative doujinshi novel. The main character was a funny version of a transmigrator, and his goal was to become the strongest water trainer. However, this book is more interesting. You can learn the secrets of the elf world in a funny way! I hope you like my recommendation, muah ~

This question involved human emotions and the plot and characters in the novel. When we finish reading a novel or TV series, we are often attracted by the plot and characters in it and have a strong emotional reaction such as nostalgia, sadness, etc. These emotional reactions may be because we are attracted to the plot of the novel or moved by the characters in the novel or inspired by the theme of the novel. These emotional reactions may be that we resonate with the world, characters, and plot depicted in the novel, or that we agree with the emotions, beliefs, and values in the novel. Media works such as novels and television dramas are not just fictional stories. They can also trigger the emotional resonance deep in the human heart, allowing us to experience different emotions and experiences in life. So when we finish a novel or TV series, we will miss it and hope that it doesn't end, because it represents a part of our life that allows us to experience profound emotions and experiences.

Occasionally. It depends on my mood and the type of comic. Sometimes a cold beer can add to the relaxation, but not always.

For me, it depends on the comic. Sometimes the art style of the pictures is so captivating that I look at them first. But if the title or description suggests a really interesting plot, I might start with the words.

A novel was a literary work that conveyed the author's emotions and thoughts through fictional stories and characters. When reading a novel, the reader would feel the author's emotions because the characters and plots in the novel were based on the author's imagination and conception. The characters in the novel often express the author's emotions and thoughts such as joy, sadness, anger, love, etc. These emotions were conveyed through the words and actions of the characters and their inner monologues, allowing the readers to feel the author's emotions.

It depends. You could be excited if the plot is full of action and adventure. Or you might feel sad if the story has a tragic element. Sometimes you can also feel a sense of satisfaction as you follow the characters' growth throughout the novel.

Well, it could be that the descriptions or scenarios in the Naruto fanfiction are stimulating your imagination in a way that leads to those feelings. Or perhaps it's related to your own personal state of mind at the time of reading.

Well, then I'll recommend you a few romantic youth novels! A young girl experienced heartbeats, tears, sweetness, and happiness during puberty. Was her youth tears or happiness? There was also "Finally, We Become the People We Hate the Most", which described a person's growth and changes, and what kind of mentality they would eventually have after walking the road. Finally, I recommend a book called "The Light Is Slightly Warm: I Have Seen You", which described everything left behind by the teenagers who appeared at an ignorant age and the twins. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

The Blue Bird was a novel that described the protagonist's growth and psychological changes. It profoundly revealed the complexity and sadness of human nature by telling the story between the protagonist and his mother. After reading this novel, I may resonate with the following questions: How did the protagonist discover that he was different? What setbacks and difficulties did the protagonist experience during his growth? How does the protagonist understand his relationship with others? Is the protagonist's nostalgia and guilt for his mother out of emotion or rational thinking? Which characters in the novel are symbolic? These questions may help me understand the novel more deeply and find some inspiration and thoughts from it. Of course, there might be other questions that I might answer differently from person to person.