Which elements make you most interested in a fiction book?

The vivid world-building is what grabs my attention. A detailed and immersive fictional world makes me feel like I'm truly part of the story and makes me curious to explore more.

Science fiction books often have elements like advanced technology, futuristic settings, and imaginative concepts. These could include time travel, space exploration, or artificial intelligence.

Haha, this question is so interesting! I want to date Xu Zhen from "Famous Secrets" the most! Although he was a reserved and affectionate male protagonist, he was also a martial arts master, knowledgeable, and courageous hero in the hot-blooded Jianghu. Moreover, although he and the female lead were old friends, they later turned against each other, loved each other, and killed each other. There were many emotional scenes and hot blood conflicts. In short, he is a very charming man. I want to sing a love song with him. Hehe ~ I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Realistic fiction often includes relatable characters, real-life settings, and problems that people can identify with. The plot should feel plausible and the dialogue should sound natural.

Well, an engaging fiction text often has a unique and compelling storyline that keeps you guessing. It also features well-developed characters that you care about and a rich setting that makes you feel like you're right there. Plus, a writing style that's easy to follow and immersive helps a lot.

The art style and the engaging storyline. A unique and visually appealing art style can draw readers in, and a captivating plot keeps them hooked.

For a book to be historical fiction, it typically needs to be set in a specific past time period and incorporate real historical events or figures. The story often fictionalizes the lives and experiences of characters within that historical context.

, I recommend the following novels with a strange style to you: 1. "My Host's Drawing Style is Strange"-A sci-fi space-time travel novel that narrates a story with a strange drawing style. 2. "He Knows Pokémon More Than Me" was a light novel that was derived from Doujinshi. It was about the transmigration journey of a game NPC. The style was also strange and interesting. 3. "A Counterattack Manual for Supporting Female Characters" was a fast-paced, fantasy romance novel. It told the story of the female protagonist counterattacking the scumbag, but it was also a strange adventure. 4. "The Villain's Real Daughter Is Devoted to Good" was a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. It told the story of the female protagonist turning into a good person. The style was also strange and interesting. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Character development is key. When characters have complex personalities, motives, and flaws, it makes the story more real. For example, in 'Pride and Prejudice', Elizabeth Bennet has her pride and Mr. Darcy has his prejudice, which are very human traits.

Complex characters can make a mystery novel very perplexing. If the characters have hidden motives, multiple identities, or are unreliable narrators, it becomes hard to figure out who to trust. For example, in 'Gone Girl' by Gillian Flynn, the two main characters are both so complex and their actions so unpredictable that it makes the whole mystery very difficult to solve.