Lust Geass

I recommend a fantasy romance novel called " Netherworld Peach Blossom." The main character was a peach tree spirit. After she turned into a woman, she fell in love with an emperor and could not let go. Later, she was bewitched by the King of Hell, but she was unwilling to commit herself. In the end, she turned into a ferryman and led people to the underworld. This book is a little yellow, but the plot is still very attractive. I hope you will like this fairy's recommendation.

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Student Lin's Super Warm" tells the story of a couple in high school and university. Although the writing is not very good, the plot is close to real life and not too dirty. 2. "Flowing Time is Just Gratitude for Meeting": It tells the story of the male and female protagonists growing up and meeting each other from junior high school to university. The plot is warm and touching, and it suits your requirements very well. 3. "Goodbye, Arts Student": It depicted high school life in a relaxed and natural manner. There were not many intense plots and it was very close to reality. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

The story revolved around a girl who was adopted by her adoptive father since she was a baby. The adoptive father's love for her never diminished, and the two of them eventually stayed together in the midst of hardship. Although there was no orange in the name, there were orange flowers in the story. It was very heartwarming. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Yes, Code Geass is originally a manga series that later got adapted into an anime.

Sure, a Code Geass manga exists. It offers additional perspectives and details that might not be covered in the anime.

One great fanfic in this category is 'The Geass Exchange'. It explores an alternate scenario where Lelouch gives his Geass to a different character, Suzaku. This creates a whole new dynamic as Suzaku, with his own set of beliefs and moral code, has to grapple with the power of Geass. The story delves deep into how the Geass affects his relationships, not just with Lelouch, but also with other characters in the Code Geass universe like Euphemia. It's a really interesting take on the concept of Geass transfer and how it can change the course of events.

Lust, Warning was a novel by Eileen Chang. It was about the love entanglement between a hotel manager and a hotel waiter, and how they experienced pain and sacrifice in an unusual relationship. The novel is narrated from the first-person perspective, and through the protagonist's inner monologue and memories, it shows the protagonist's psychological changes and emotional entanglements in the love relationship. The novel used delicate description techniques to describe the protagonist's clothing, posture, speech and other details to show the protagonist's personality and charm. At the same time, the novel also used irony and humor to portray some characters and plots to let the readers feel the interest and sense of humor of the novel. Lust, Warning is a deeply emotional and thoughtful novel. Through describing an unusual love relationship, it shows the complexity and variety of human nature, as well as the deep meaning of love, marriage and human nature. The novel was deeply loved by readers and had been adapted into movies, television dramas, and stage plays many times. It became one of the classics of Chinese literature and culture.

The power dynamics. When Lelouch gives someone Geass, it completely changes the balance of power. For example, if he gives it to a character who was previously powerless, like a civilian, that character suddenly has the ability to influence others in a major way. This can lead to all kinds of new plotlines and character interactions.

Code Geass did start as a manga. However, its anime version became even more widely known and beloved. The manga provided the foundation for the rich story and characters that were further developed in the anime.

Yes, it's quite good. The story and art are engaging.