I think in 'Sundays Day of Stories', the stories might include the simple joys of a Sunday. For example, a group of friends getting together on a Sunday afternoon to play games or just chat. It could also be about the local Sunday markets, with all the unique items and the interactions between the sellers and buyers.
Yan Bingyun and Shen Wan 'er were characters from the novel " Celebrating Years." Yan Bingyun was a spy sent by the Qing Kingdom to Northern Qi, and Shen Wan 'er was the eldest daughter of Northern Qi. Shen Wan 'er did not know Yan Bingyun's true identity at first, but she gradually fell in love with him. However, Yan Bingyun did not have any sincere feelings for Shen Wan 'er. He was only using her to obtain information about Northern Qi. Even so, Shen Wan 'er's feelings for Yan Bingyun were very deep. There was no clear description of their ending in the literature.
Maybe you haven't found the right type of literature yet. There are so many different genres out there, like science fiction, mystery, or even graphic novels. Try exploring different styles and you might change your mind.
Look for books that are related to your hobbies or interests. For example, if you like sports, there are many sports - themed novels. This might make reading more enjoyable for you.
Perhaps the development of the characters felt forced or the overall storyline was too predictable. Maybe there was a lack of depth or complexity that you look for in a manhwa.
Think about the theme you want to explore. Is it love, friendship, or something more complex like redemption? Once you have that, start creating an outline. Outline the main events, character arcs, and how the story will progress. For example, if your theme is redemption, plan out how a character who has made mistakes in the original story will try to make up for them in your fanfic. Don't be afraid to deviate from the original story as long as it still feels true to the spirit of 'a month of sundays'.
Fanfiction.net is also a possibility. Many fanfics are hosted on this site. Just use the search function and type in the exact title 'a year of sundays clexa fanfic'. If it exists on that platform, it should show up. However, keep in mind that the site's layout and search functionality might not be as user - friendly as AO3 in some cases.
No. Many anime based on visual novels are quite popular. For example, 'Clannad' which is based on a visual novel has a large and dedicated fan base. People love its story, characters and the emotional depth it presents.
It's about a complex exploration of life, relationships, and personal growth. It might involve the experiences of the characters over the course of a month which could be metaphorical rather than literal, and how they face various challenges and changes in their lives.