Why didn't anyone write a Doujin novel about Buu the Demonman? Can you recommend two? I especially like this type of novel. Are there any novels that recommend Buu the Demonman's ability to live forever?

Shura Valkyrie is a very popular online novel, but because the original novel is a manga, there may be some doujinshi creators who lack inspiration or don't know how to relate to the original. In addition, Shura Wushen's copyright has been purchased by the manga company, so he may not be able to freely create doujinshi works.

There were some, such as "The Arithmetic of the Divine College." It told the story of whether one could still remember their original intentions when the great power was behind them in the world of the Divine College. There was also 'Live Broadcast of the Three Kingdoms: This Streamer Is Too Unstable!' Liu Xiu traveled to the Three Kingdoms in a parallel time and space, leaving behind legends about him. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Tramp novels usually depicted homeless and destitute protagonists who were often in hunger, cold, loneliness, danger, and other predicaments. The audience for this kind of novel was relatively small because many people held a negative view of the image and behavior of tramps, believing that their behavior was irresponsible and immoral. In addition, homeless people usually did not have a stable job or residence, which would also affect the plot and character of the novel. In contrast, modern novels paid more attention to shaping the characters and plots, emphasizing the tension and conflict of the story. These novels had a wider audience, including people of all ages, and paid more attention to the plot and the development of the characters rather than just depicting a down-and-out image. To sum up, tramp novels had a relatively small audience in modern novels, and it was difficult to write stories that were attractive and intense. Therefore, modern novels such as romance, science fiction, history, and horror attracted a wider audience.

Anti-Qing and Ming novels had a relatively small audience, but it wasn't as if they didn't exist. This kind of novel usually involved historical, political, emotional, and other factors. It required the reader to have a certain amount of historical knowledge and cultural background. At the same time, this kind of novel also had a certain degree of challenge. The author needed to put in a lot of effort in the plot, character creation, and story development. To write a novel about the rebellion against the Qing Dynasty and the restoration of the Ming Dynasty, the author needed to have strong writing ability and creativity, as well as a deep understanding of the historical and cultural background. If the author could skillfully use the historical background and characters to create a novel with a compact plot, deep character descriptions, and fascinating story, it might gain a higher reader evaluation and reputation. Of course, it was not an easy task to write a novel about anti-Qing and reviving the Ming Dynasty. It required the author to invest a lot of time and energy in research and creation. If an author was interested in writing this kind of novel, he could start by understanding the historical and cultural background to accumulate relevant experience and continuously improve his writing level.

Writing novels about firefighters is a very interesting topic because firefighters play a very important role in our lives. However, because being a firefighter is a very dangerous profession, writing novels about firefighters may face some challenges. Writing a novel about a firefighter requires sufficient detail to make the reader feel that the job of a firefighter is dangerous and requires a certain level of skill and knowledge. These details could include the firefighter's work processes, their training and equipment, and how they would respond in an emergency. Writing a novel about a firefighter needed to provide enough plot to attract the reader's interest. These scenarios can include various types of emergencies such as fires, explosions, chemical leaks, etc., as well as the challenges and difficulties faced by firefighters in dealing with these emergencies. Writing a novel about firefighters also needed to provide enough emotional elements to attract the reader's emotional resonance. These emotional elements could include the firefighter's family, friends, and colleagues, as well as the psychological pressure and sense of accomplishment they faced when dealing with emergencies. Firefighter was a very dangerous profession, so novels about firefighters needed to provide enough details, plot, and emotional elements to attract readers 'interest and make them feel the importance of this profession.

I recommend the following novels to you: 1. [The Infinity of the Beginnings of Buu the Demonman]: The protagonist becomes Buu the Demonman and travels through many worlds, experiencing various adventure stories. 2. " Marvel's God-level Demon Man Buu ": The protagonist Chen Chen transmigrated to the Marvel Universe and obtained the ability of the Demon Man Buu. At the beginning, he obtained the Immortal Demon Body and began his devouring journey. I hope you like my recommendation.

The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient Chinese mythological novel that mainly told the story of the rise of Jie School at the end of the Shang Dynasty. Jiang Taigong was the leader of Jie School, and the core of its teachings was the Investiture of the Gods. It was said that the list was written by Taishang Laojun, which recorded the locations and situations of all immortals, demons, ghosts, and monsters. In the novel, at the end of the Shang Dynasty, King Wen of Zhou, the leader of the Shang Dynasty, was killed by an immortal sent by the Tribe of Severity. King Wu, the son of King Wen of Zhou, inherited his father's throne and became the leader of the Tribe of Severity. Jie School rose up at the end of the Zhou Dynasty and fought fiercely with the forces of the Shang Dynasty and the Qin Dynasty. Because the content of the Investiture of the Gods had a strong mythological color and the novel had an important position in Chinese history, there were very few novels about this type in modern literature. Although the novel is still of great significance in cultural traditions, modern readers may have some difficulty accepting its mythological colors and historical background, so creators rarely choose this genre to write.

😋I recommend the following three novels to you: Marvel's God-level Demon Man Buu, Dragon Ball: This Cyborg is Super Strong, and Dragon Ball's Heaven Crossing. They are all infinite novels with wonderful plots, full of surprise and creativity. They will definitely satisfy your interest in the subject of Buu the Demon Man. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

My answer may not reflect your question completely. The question of why no one wrote Doujinshi novels about Kendo Supremacy was a rather complicated one. It involved many factors. First of all, Kendo Duzun was a very famous wuxia novel. Its storyline and character setting were very mature, and it was difficult to create a second creation in the form of a doujin novel. Secondly, Kendo Supremacy's copyright protection measures were also very strong. Many authors would have a hard time getting a chance to contact the copyright of this book. In addition, Kendo Supremacy's storyline and character image were already very profound, and it was difficult to further process and re-create it in the form of doujinshi novels. To sum up, writing a Doujin novel about Kendo Supremacy required the author to have a very high creative ability and copyright awareness. At the same time, it also required a deep literary foundation and a rich imagination. Therefore, although the possibility of Doujin novels being created was low, there were some authors who tried to write Doujin novels about Kendo Supremacy, but their works were often unable to reach the standard of the original book.

Food Captives is a mystery novel by Tanizaki Junichiro, which takes place in Japan. There could be many different reasons for why no one wrote food capture doujinshi novels. First of all, the story of the Food Captives itself was very interesting, but as a mystery novel, its plot was relatively complicated. It needed more details and clues for the readers to understand and appreciate it better. Therefore, if he wanted to write a Doujin novel about food, he would need to re-imagine the story or draw on other similar story elements to enhance the novel's appeal. Secondly, the background and setting of the story of the food captive was very interesting, but it happened in a fictional world. If he wanted to write a Doujin novel about food, he would need to create a new setting in this world to attract the readers 'interest. The last possible reason was that not many people liked the food in the original novel or it was not promoted enough. If one wanted to write a food captive doujinshi novel, they needed to find a group of like-minded readers to create an interesting work together.