Japanese novel recommendation list

Here are some recommended Japanese novels: 1. " White Night Walk ": This is a mystery novel written by Keigo Higashino and is considered one of his masterpieces. It was one of the top 250 books on Douban's reading list, and it was also a work worth reading. 2. " Golden Pavilion Temple ": This was a long novel by Japanese author Yukio Mishima, and it was also one of his important masterpieces. It was based on real events and described the story of the monks of Golden Pavilion Temple setting fire to Golden Pavilion Temple, showing the author's love and hate for tradition. 3. [Prison Gate Island]: This is a mystery novel written by Yoshiaki Yoshiaki, known as the pyramid of Japanese mystery novels. It was rated as Top 1 in the minds of mystery fans for the past decade, and it was also a very popular work for mystery novel lovers. 4. " Secrets " and " The Sacrifice of Suspect X " were all representative works of Keigo Higashino, a famous Japanese mystery writer. These works were loved by readers and were highly recommended Japanese novels. 5. " Ghost Tales " series: This is a work by Yakumo Koizumi, an Irish-Japanese writer. This series was based on ghost stories and was very interesting. It was also a very popular Japanese novel. It should be noted that the novels recommended above were not all Japanese novels, but were recommended based on the relevant information in the search results provided.

The following was a list of recommended anti-Japanese novels: Anti-Japanese War God's Eagle of the Plain, Anti-Japanese Super War Soul, Anti-Japanese Special War General, Anti-Japanese Iron-Blooded Soldier King, Anti-Japanese Killing God Bai Qi, Taihang Wisdom General, Anti-Japanese Thunder War General, Anti-Japanese Jinling Wolf Slaughterer, Bloodbath War, Green Bag Corpse Clothes, Carapace Frenzy, Please Give Me Your Back, and so on. These novels covered different anti-Japanese topics and storylines to satisfy the different preferences of readers.

The following is a list of recommended novels related to the Japanese gods: 1. " I Cultivate a Witch in Tokyo "-This was a story about traveling to a parallel world, Tokyo, and becoming a god. The protagonist took on the mission of curing all kinds of monsters. 2. [Eastern Deities Record]-It described the story of a god wandering in the mortal world and wandering in the divine realm. 3. " I Became an Apprentice God "-This novel tells the story of a follower's boring life after becoming an Apprentice God. 4. "The World's Gods, My Believers Are the Seventh Luban"-This is a story of crossing into the world of gods and defeating all enemies with his own wisdom and 10,000 Seventh Luban. 5. " I Desecrated the Evil God After Being Sacrificed "-This novel tells the story of a person who was sacrificed to do a mission to save a god, but in the end, he desecrated the Evil God. I hope these recommendations will satisfy your interest in Japanese God novels.

The following is a list of recommended novels by some anti-war Taoist priests: 1. " Descending the Mountain in the Troubled Times of the War of Resistance ": The story takes place during the War of Resistance. The protagonist is a Taoist priest. He holds a Taoist sword and throws himself into the troubled times to fight against the Japanese pirates. This novel can be read on Qidian Chinese Network. 2. " Taoist Descends the Mountain ": This novel tells the story of a Taoist priest. The specific plot is unknown. 3. " Bloody Liaoxi ": This novel tells the story of the Lushan Independent Regiment of the 12th Road Army of Liaoxi Anti-Japanese Army, which was formed by the old Northeast Army, Mongolian horse thieves, Taoist priests, bandits, and local people. Under the leadership of the young Taoist priest Tian Baozi, they held high the anti-Japanese flag and galloped across the borders of Liaoxi, fighting between the mountains and rivers. Please note that the novels recommended above may only be some of the works related to Taoist priests helping the war.

The list of recommended novels for the Anti-Japanese Vanguard included "One Inch of Blood in One Inch of Rivers and Mountains"(set of 5 volumes) and "Long Live the Tiger." These books provided an easy-to-understand account of the War of Resistance against Japan. Although there might be some embellishment, most of the content was true. Other than that, novels such as Beacon Fire Deserter and Details of the Anti-Japanese War could also be recommended.

The following is a list of recommended novels about the war in Northeast China: 1. " Anti-Japanese Iron-Blooded Soldier Soul ": It tells the story of Zhao Weiguo, a special forces soldier, who traveled back to the Northeast Anti-Japanese War Battlefield in 1939. He showed strong martial arts skills and tenacious fighting spirit in the process of fighting against the Japanese invaders. 2. " The Blood of the Martyrs ": The story takes place during the period of national crisis and the fall of Northeast China. A boy threw himself into the resistance and experienced many iron-blooded battles. Finally, he ushered in the rise of his motherland. 3. " Mountain Wolf " tells the story of Zhao Shixun. He was born in the mountains and rivers. After studying in the martial arts lecture hall and the East, he finally became a hot-blooded anti-Japanese hero. 4. "Kanto Spy": It described the police officer Guo Yiyang, who became a member of the Anti-Japanese War during the Japanese occupation of Northeast China. I hope these recommendations will meet your needs.

There were many Japanese novels worth recommending. Here are some recommended Japanese novels: 1. "Golden Pavilion Temple"-Author: Yukio Mishima. This novel was ranked very high on Douban's Top 250 reading list, with a Douban score of 8.7. 2. 'The Reason I Jumped' by Naoki Higashida. Written by an author who lived with nonverbal autistic patients, this recollection provides deep insight into the minds of people diagnosed with autistic disorder. 3. The Tale of Genji-This was the first novel in history and was considered a classic of Japanese literature. 4. 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami. This was a novel that won the 2009 Japan Best Selling Book of the Year award. 5. The works of Natsume Soseki, Osamu Dazai, Akutagawa Ryuunosuke, Kawabata Yasunari, Tanizaki Junichiro, Haruki Murakami, and other writers are also worth reading. These recommended Japanese novels covered different types and styles, including literary classics, recollections, best-selling novels, and works of different authors. Whether it was literature, reasoning, or other types of readers, they could all find their favorite works.

Here are a few recommended Japanese manga novels: 1. I'm a Master of Light Fictions in Japan. Author: September Poet. This novel tells the story of the male protagonist growing up in Japan and becoming a master of light novels. It was evaluated as a daily manga. 2. [Why is My Two-Dimensional Life Everyday?] This novel has been completed, but the overall evaluation is unknown. It could be another daily-oriented manga. The above was the answer based on the search results provided.

Particularly popular Japanese romance novels included "Life Reversal (Interpenetration),""Dazzling," and "Small Waist." These novels all had attractive plots and characters that could give readers a pleasant reading experience. Among them,"Life Reversal (Interpenetration)" described the positive effects of two people switching bodies and the good feelings they had for each other. Other search results also mentioned some Japanese literature works, such as "1Q84,""Izu Dancer,""The Tale of Genji," etc., but they were not romance novels. Therefore, these were Japanese romance novels that could be recommended.

The following are some recommendations for Japanese novels, suitable for readers who like online novels: 1. "I Save Beautiful Girls in Tokyo": This novel tells the story of the protagonist who activates the "Beautiful Girls Rescue System" and meets all kinds of beautiful girls in Tokyo. 2. "Aria~ The City of Water and the Sad Songstress ~": This is an official novel with the Mercury navigator as the main character. It is gentle and healing, suitable for readers who like light stories. 3. "Journey to Chino": This is a Japanese light novel with the main point of view of the female protagonist. Although the healing power is slightly lacking, it does not affect the reading without understanding the original work. I hope these recommendations can satisfy your interest in Japanese novels.