Fanfiction - Derivatives of Well-Known IPs 同人-耳熟能详IP衍生

1. 1 非 [Nineteenth Century] An Atypical Novelist [十九世纪]非典型小说家 Eighteen of Mountains and Seas山海十八Romance1.1M WordsOngoing Nabla Lance, an astrophysicist. After transmigrating to London in 1880, she challenges herself to try her hand at novel writing. Her first book is titled "48 Hours Until Pompeii's Final Days: I Made Ten Thousand Pounds in a Fury." When the novel becomes a bestseller, the detective Sherlock Holmes of 221B Baker Street comes calling. Sherlock: Your apocalyptic novel seems to have foreshadowed the sudden death of an archaeologist working in Pompeii. Nabla: Interesting.jpg Her second book is tit 22.7kFavorites20.6kClicks/ch64.6kGifts

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   The astrophysicist protagonist from World A arrives in World B (our world) within the world C of the Sherlock Holmes novel, hence her unfamiliarity with the characters. The author's depiction of the Western world during that era is quite meticulous, and the story incorporates elements of astronomy, physics, mathematics, and other scientific knowledge. The author's notes at the end of each chapter include references, broadening my knowledge [doge emoji]. I also encountered figures from textbooks, and even saw academically insightful and ahead-of-the-times individuals persecuted by their era [melted emoji]. Each character is distinct. There are also unexpected moments of humor. The two main characters are observant, intelligent, and have excellent chemistry. While previous books focused on mystery and crime-solving, this one touches on scientific theories, technological developments, and historical events. Detective stories inevitably include crime-solving elements, but not all of them (otherwise, it would be on the mystery list). It leans more towards adventure; the female protagonist enjoys the unknown, the mysterious, and the challenges. After finishing the serialized novel, she embarks on a real-world adventure. She makes a living writing novels (while she's in seclusion writing, the male protagonist and Peanut are out solving cases). The novel involves some groundbreaking scientific advancements and narrative tricks, occasionally breaking down the academic community's convictions. However, it's not overly mystified or pretentious; there are suspense and plot twists. Following a serialized novel is quite enjoyable. The overall writing style is realistic, and the characters are well-developed, preventing any sense of disconnect from the story. The male lead is Sherlock Holmes, grounded in reality without being overly simplistic or foolish. The interactions between the male and female leads aren't abrupt; their attraction isn't sudden but rather foreshadowed before their meeting (similar comments and inner monologues about the same things). Their interactions are seamless, showing mutual understanding and shared interests. They can deduce each other's actions and readily grasp each other's thoughts, demonstrating a deep connection. Interwoven with this is a wealth of scientific knowledge. When they team up, they communicate without words, their eyes locked in a perfectly synchronized exchange, displaying remarkable linguistic artistry, making unconventional methods sound respectable and leaving others bewildered. The way Holmes and his brother address each other by nicknames is also endearing. The subtle contrasts and unconventional elements are also interesting: surprising the rational detective, serving bitter tea to a sweet tooth, and the lady taking the initiative instead of waiting to be introduced—all social norms are presentable. It feels like a rebellious spirit rather than a lack of awareness of social rules. I want to share every interesting point I see, but that would easily spoil the plot and prevent viewers from experiencing the initial surprise or enjoyment. So I'll try my best to refrain from elaborating further. Just watch it for yourself! (Some descriptions at the beginning, before the main storyline begins, might feel a bit awkward. I even gave up on it once, but it gets really interesting once it gets to the main point.)

2. 2 人 Everyone Loves Ma Wencai 人人都爱马文才 Pray Lord祈祷君Romance2.4M WordsCompleted New: The Ma Wencai Bonus Story Collection. Please read it in the author's column. Gazing at the Jishan Academy before him, Ma Wencai finally remembered the terror of having his soul denied rest, and the humiliation of being mocked and slandered by the world. After being royally duped, Ma Wencai was determined: This time, he would be loved by everyone, charm the flowers into blooming, marry Zhu Yingtai, beat Liang Shanbo to a pulp, and finally rise to the highest ranks, get promoted and earn a 48.1kFavorites148kClicks/ch215.6kGifts

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   I've always felt that Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are more than just a love story, and this one fits perfectly. The conversations and actions of people from different social classes challenge the established rules. The background is the Southern Liang Dynasty, where officialdom wasn't determined by the imperial examinations but by the Nine-Rank System, with the upper ranks excluding those from humble backgrounds and the lower ranks excluding those from aristocratic families. The original storyline is the familiar tale of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai transforming into butterflies. However, the Ma family is impeached and loses their official positions (due to the marriage being considered inappropriate), because Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are a woman from an aristocratic family marrying a man from a poor family—a highly unconventional act in that society. Caught up in public opinion, and with a series of dominoes falling from the sky, the Ma family is branded with shame, their years of planning and struggles come to naught, and they all die in despair. Having suffered this catastrophic loss, Ma Wencai is reborn. This time, he arrives at the Kuaiji Academy, a place he wasn't present in his previous life, and the story unfolds from there… Ma Wencai's family is considered a "secondary family." If he can become a high-ranking official, his family can become a "generally high-ranking family." Otherwise, they will be relegated to a lower-ranking aristocratic family (no different from commoners). He is not the kind of person who "is reborn and only knows how to conquer women." He is a bit confused in the early stages, but later, after his inner conflicts are resolved, he becomes responsible in terms of human relationships and works hard. In the later stages, he becomes like a strict patriarch. At first glance, Zhu Yingtai in the story is a lively, enthusiastic, and boisterous transmigrated yaoi fangirl. However, as the story unfolds, her character gradually becomes more complex. The distinction between the gentry and commoners isn't just a slogan; it's manifested through events and words. Moreover, even if you show goodwill, people may not appreciate it or reciprocate. The incident involving the calligraphy gift at the academy made me cry buckets. Liang Shanbo, a poor student from a lowly family, was mentored by two kind-hearted tutors who diligently supported students from humble backgrounds. He was studious, reliable, kind, and clear-headed, understanding reality without wallowing in self-pity, and grateful for the kindness of others. When Yingtai wanted to integrate into the lower-ranking students and tried to emulate their habit of skipping lunch, Liang Shanbo's advice resonated deeply with me: making friends isn't about abandoning oneself to please others, but about showcasing one's strengths and learning from each other. He also patiently and earnestly guided other less-than-ideal students, recognizing the precious opportunities they presented. The story uses several different maps and has over 500 chapters, making it a truly long novel. ①The author's notes often contain humorous little skits that are related to the current chapter but also have interesting extensions. ② The story is very expansive and the elements complement each other. For example, when Ma Wencai overhears Chen Qingzhi explaining his father's situation on the boat, it not only fills in the gaps in the original storyline regarding the reasons for the Ma family's sudden downfall (otherwise, if it were mentioned in a single sentence in the early part, it would seem like a simplistic and crude way of giving Ma Wencai a tragic backstory to make him more relatable), but it also makes the story more realistic, showing the limitations of Ma Wencai's perspective as a young man, rather than him being someone who immediately appears with superhuman abilities and knows everything. ③ Some other points are thought-provoking. It's often said that the aristocracy is arrogant and the commoners are weak and pitiful. Yingtai wrote on the wall, and the aristocracy cherished it and didn't disturb her, while the commoners trampled on it, indifferent to her life or death. Then there's the Xu family, doctors with benevolent hearts, who saved people regardless of social status, only to be killed by the patient's family. Truly pitiful and hateful! The wicked run rampant in the world, and the righteous die unnatural deaths (like Liang Shanbo's father). What a cannibalistic world! ④ There are also some things that are very infuriating. The people outside are suffering, and the emperor actually hides in a temple!

3. 3 博 The Naturalist's Guide to Getting Rich [Classic Literature Crossover] 博物学家，专业暴富[综名著] Eighteen of Mountains and Seas山海十八Romance602k WordsCompleted Pearl, a naturalist, transmigrates to the 19th century. At the time, the masses in Europe and America believe women should be angels of the home. But Pearl dons one secret identity after another and sets off on a grand adventure. · The pirate scourge and the one who outwits her way to a vast treasure: that's her. The second Robinson Crusoe and the founder of transoceanic telegraphy: that's her. The mysterious pastor who investigates dark rumors: that's still her. · Pearl: With a profession to r 10.9kFavorites22.4kClicks/ch22.3kGifts

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   The female lead is based on Jane Eyre (aside from uncovering the truth behind Jane's death, she doesn't have much interaction with the original characters), the male lead is based on The Count of Monte Cristo, and there are characters from other works, though the female lead is from a parallel universe, and I haven't read those classics, so I don't recognize these characters. The female lead is frighteningly intelligent and calm, incredibly resilient, and a great actress. She's not a weak person who resigns herself to fate or places her hopes on others. The story begins with her being stranded on a desert island for two years. Through her actions and explanations, the story establishes her personality, professional background, and the historical context. When she discovers that the people landing aren't pirates, her planned counterattack fails, which is a bit of a disappointment (she's ruthless). The process of cautiously probing, listening, and observing to build her own knowledge base is much more engaging than simply having someone feign amnesia and provide a straightforward narrative. There are many mystery-solving elements, and I learned new things along the way! The novel is rich in natural history knowledge, which is great news for fans of this genre. I'm not a big fan of that kind of thing, but I'm powerless against a female protagonist who seems to have an insane IQ yet whose writing isn't simplistic and who isn't distracted by romance. The female lead's character is also engaging, and the dialogue between the other characters has a distinctly Western flavor. I'm not very familiar with Western history, but the writing style feels quite research-oriented. The political, economic, and social background is explained in great detail, and there are references at the end of each chapter, showing that the author has a wide range of interests. Later, the story follows the author as they explore a new world step by step, discovering clues along the way. There's treasure hunting at sea, stock trading on Wall Street, and solving ghost stories... One is a lucky charm, the other a criminal magnet; they always end up getting caught in the crossfire, either by chance or willingly taking the fall, each disguised and exploring their own mysteries, only to bump into each other again and team up, sometimes even interacting remotely. The romance mainly focuses on the male lead's passionate performance, showcasing how he navigates his own self-interest and romantic pursuits. Of course, both characters prioritize their own goals (the female lead is an adventurer with endless mysteries to solve; the male lead is a vengeful seeker of evidence against his enemies). The playful banter and back-and-forth in the romance serve as spice, even bordering on the cheesy, which I found a bit cheesy. The two even impersonated Nick and Judy, and after some amusing incidents, the male lead earns the nickname "Miss Bunny." The beginning is scientifically realistic, but the ending feels a bit off-track.

4. 4 迷 The Enigmatic Year 1874 [Lovecraftian/Holmes] 迷离1874[克系/福尔摩斯] Eighteen of Mountains and Seas山海十八Romance65k WordsCompleted In a manuscript I burned, Watson recorded: I discovered a secret! As everyone knows, my friend Sherlock Holmes is like a flawless machine, born solely for deduction. One day, we reminisced about the past. He took out a letter from Miss K, dated 1874. I keenly noticed that when Sherlock spoke of that matter, his mind, usually as precise as a machine, was clouded by a little grit. He had once touched upon a hazy world beyond reason. It left behind not only a baffling case, but also a hazy roman 3.4kFavorites6.4kClicks/ch2.1kGifts

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   A super short story, few words but not perfunctory, skillfully written. This author has many derivative works of famous works. An adventure, two people from different times. The adventure ends, everyone goes back to where they were. Thankfully, it has a happy ending [pity]. The romance is written with restraint, which is understandable given the short length, and their restrained and rational character traits are to be expected [doge].

5. 5 在 Shattering the Void in the Song Dynasty [Wuxia Crossover] 在大宋破碎虚空[综武侠] Green Radish Skirt青青绿萝裙Romance1.3M WordsCompleted [Complete] A lilac knot on a hibiscus sash, no pearls tied there, but a treasured blade. □□秀 has three secrets to walking the path of shattering the void: 1. A martial art called The Void Scripture (her golden finger, obviously!) 2. A male lead. If there's a chance to fall off a cliff, count me in too. (Er Kang hand.JPG) 3. She's a genius (For real?) She joined Little Cold Mountain Temple. By day she swept up fallen leaves; by night she was in an infinite-flow story. Life was peaceful. Later 86.2kFavorites93.3kClicks/ch1.2MGifts

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   The series is a crossover of various wuxia worlds, and the earlier travels through different wuxia universes were quite enjoyable. However, the return to the main world was a real letdown; there were too many villains, and they were so evil that you couldn't just kill them outright. The other (familiar) wuxia worlds were still fun, like *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* and *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber*. Starting as a novice and accumulating experience across different worlds, even raising a character like Little Dragon Girl... Watching them develop their martial arts skills was enjoyable. The several side stories released after the series ended were also very entertaining!

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