1. The style of writing is sand sculpture, follow your heart and do whatever you want.
2. An urban fairy tale of a king and a prince.
3. This is probably from the perspective of the personal and all-round secretary beside the haloed male protagonist in modern Mary Sues, telling an earth-shattering, heart-touching love story, where the sky is cold and the king is broken, and the man is silent and the woman is in tears...? (Eat melon and eat the cupboard on yourself hahaha)
4. This should be a miserable little and pitiful secretary who is oppressed, Xiao Chen, who is really all-powerful and double-faced. Every day, he goes berserk under the ruthless oppression of the boss, the real big boss, and the boss, and fights wits and courage with them (falling in love and killing each other), and then is suppressed by reason and reality (gives up for five buckets of rice). He has to race against time and work hard, while hugging his legs and crying to protest the increase in wages.
P. S. The author does whatever he wants and expands his imagination. If you don't like it, turn left when you go out.
Ah, or maybe I think I should add something, to clear the air, about bisexual literature...
I probably can't write about weak feelings XD, and bisexuality doesn't mean anything, so I hope you don't have to worry too much about stepping on the wrong side of things.
Concept: True love is not an organ-to-organ response.