What did LX, PS, and TL mean?

Boys' Love referred to the gender-based feelings between men, which were usually regarded as a special and taboo. Girl's Love referred to the love between women, which was also usually regarded as a special and taboo gender emotion. These terms were used to describe the relationship between men and women in anime, novels, games, and other works. In some cases, these relationships may be defined as "homosexual","bisexual", etc., but they are usually still regarded as a form of "love".

TL was the short form of " Boys' Love ", which referred to the love between men and could also be used to refer to any form of feelings between men. In novels, TL was often seen as a romantic, beautiful, and taboo emotion, often accompanied by various twists and turns and complicated plots. In some TL novels, the male protagonist would usually go through various challenges and tests to finally find his own happiness.

The term " TL " usually referred to " TL literature," or " Boys' Love Literature ", which referred to literary works that described the love, feelings, and love stories between men. These works are often seen as a reflection of feminism and sexism because they often emphasize competition and power relationships between men rather than equality and mutual respect. However, it was also widely read and studied because it involved complex issues such as gender, culture, and social issues.

Both Danmei and TL originated from Japan and referred to manga, novels, anime, and other works that were targeted at male readers. The term "Danmei" was originally used to refer to comics with a love theme, but it gradually expanded to other types of comics, novels, and other works, while "TL" was the contraction of "Boys' Love", which meant "love between men." Danmei and TL represented a cultural expression of gender identity, which emphasized the romance and feelings between men. These works were often portrayed as romantic, passionate, and pure love, often accompanied by intense emotional conflicts and physical contact. These works were widely welcomed in Japan and other Asian countries but may not be common elsewhere.

TL novels referred to the short form of " Boys' Love " novels, and could also be referred to as " TL novels." TL novels generally described the love and emotional entanglements between men. It was a popular literary form in China in recent years. This type of novel is often seen as a part of the 'gay, bisexual, and transgender culture', and includes descriptions and explorations of gay, bisexual, and transgender men. The popularity of TL novels among young people was often seen as a cultural phenomenon that pursued romance and excitement.

In TL novels,"abuse" usually referred to a way of describing emotions. It was to express emotional abuse and devastation by describing the pain, suffering, torture, and other negative experiences of the protagonist. This way of describing emotions was often used to create a sad and depressing atmosphere to enhance the reader's emotional resonance and sense of immersion. " Masochism " was often used in TL novels to refer to a plot design where the protagonist experienced all kinds of hardships and pain and finally gained growth and change to become stronger, independent and charming. This kind of plot design was often used to enhance the drama and plot tension of the novel to attract the attention and interest of the readers.

In erotic novels, HE(Happy end) usually referred to a happy ending, while sl (Boys' Love) referred to the love between men. In some novels, the ending of a TL novel was often seen as a kind of sadomasochistic love. Compared to the sweet ending between the female and male leads, the ending of a sadomasochistic novel was often crueler and more tragic. Other than TL and HE, there were some other initializations that were commonly used in physical abuse novels, such as: TL (Girl's Love) refers to the love between women; Nopology (N) means 'no apologetics'. ST(Stoictism) refers to the "calm and composed" ending; PM (Dating Manager) referred to the role of a "dating manager." It should be noted that these annotations do not represent the author's true intentions, but the reader's own imagination.

TL novels were short for " Boys' Love ", which referred to novels that described love, emotional entanglement, and sexual behavior between men. TL novels were usually considered a form of literature that attracted transgender and homosexual readers. In TL novels, men were usually regarded as the protagonists, and their feelings and sexual behavior were described in great detail, often accompanied by complex emotional entanglements and psychological descriptions. The TL novel had become a common genre in contemporary literature and was widely welcomed.

What does the English in the TL novel mean? Different TL novels may have different English initializations and meanings. The following are some common initializations and meanings: FPM: First person narrative refers to a story that is told from a first-person perspective. 2XP: The full name First Person is also a story told from a first-person perspective, but it usually appears in dialogue. 3GN: The full name Fourth person refers to the story told in the fourth person perspective as opposed to the first, second, and third person perspective. 4MP: Narrator refers to the person who narrates the story. 5GN: The full name Danyele refers to a homosexual relationship between two men. 6MP: The full name of the Narrator refers to the narrator, the person who tells the story. 7ES: The full name Extra special is usually used to describe a special ability or trait of a character. 8 HP: The full name of Happy Ever After is usually used to describe the wonderful life after the two characters are together. 9dm: The full name Dark Multi-gender refers to a way of expressing gender identity in which men and women can switch between each other. 10PG: The full name Gutsy Toon refers to a pairing in some TL novels, usually between two strong, powerful, and adventurous men. It is important to note that the meaning of these initializations may vary from novel to novel, and may also vary from author to author.