Can love in novels be real if there is deceit involved?

In novels, love can be related to deceit in various ways. Sometimes, a character may deceive another out of love, thinking it's for the best. For example, in 'Pride and Prejudice', Darcy initially deceives Elizabeth about his feelings to protect his pride. Another way is that deceit can be used to win love, like a character creating a false identity to attract someone. Deceit can also be a plot device to test love in novels.

" Prosperity of the Deceiving Dao " was an urban romance novel, and the author was only half a volume. This novel was about the protagonist's willingness to explore the mysterious path, as well as the growth and fate of many characters. The chapter list of the novel showed the latest chapters, but the specific plot and story development needed to be read in full.

I'm not sure as I haven't read the novel specifically. But usually, there would be a male and a female lead in a novel like this. They might be the ones whose relationship is most affected by the deceit.

The main theme might be about the power of love that can overcome lies and deceit. It could explore how characters in the novel navigate through relationships filled with falsehoods and still find true love at the end.

Well, here's a deceit back story. A woman claimed to be a famous fashion designer. She deceived a young aspiring model by saying she could get her into top shows. The model paid her a large sum for 'connections and training'. But the woman had no real industry ties. She just took the money and gave the model false hopes, using the money for her own shopping sprees and vacations.

Most likely not. Usually, works like 'Lies and Deceit' are crafted by authors to explore various themes and scenarios that might not be based on real events. It's more about creativity and imagination than factual accounts.

Often, there are two former lovers. They could be ex - spouses who once had a passionate relationship but due to various reasons like financial problems or family interference, their love was forgotten. For instance, if a couple got married young and then faced money issues which led to constant arguing. Eventually, the love they had was overshadowed and forgotten.

Girard's view can help us see that character motivation often stems from complex desires and the use of deceit to achieve them. Characters may be motivated by desires they have copied from others, and use deceit to get what they want.

Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a card game. A sly man named Tom joined. He had a marked deck. Tom would deceive others by pretending to be an amateur. He'd lose a few hands to make people lower their guard. Then, when the stakes were high, he'd use his marked cards to win. But one day, a young boy noticed the marks on the cards. He exposed Tom's deceit in front of everyone. Tom was shamed and had to leave the village.

Well, without having read the 'dragons of deceit novel', we can only guess. It could be that the dragons in the story are not what they seem at first glance. They might be shapeshifters or have some kind of magic that allows them to deceive others. The plot could center around a group of adventurers who set out to discover the truth about these dragons. Along the way, they might face many challenges and meet various characters who either help or hinder their quest. There could be political intrigue in the story as well, if different factions are using the dragons' deceit for their own gain.