Can you recommend some of the best Smallville fanfics for a newbie?

One great Smallville fanfic is 'Redemption'. It offers a unique take on Clark Kent's journey, exploring his inner struggles in a way the show sometimes didn't. Another good one is 'The New World', which delves into an alternate universe where Smallville's characters face different challenges. And 'A Different Path' is also popular as it gives a fresh perspective on the relationships between the characters.

One way to find great Smallville lemon fanfics is to start with the most popular ones on the major fanfic websites. These are often the ones that have received a lot of reads, comments, and kudos. Check the summaries and tags carefully to make sure they match what you're looking for. Additionally, if you have friends who are also into Smallville fanfics, ask them for recommendations. They might have come across some really interesting lemon - themed stories.

There's also 'The Hidden Powers'. This fanfic dives deep into Clark's powers and how Lois discovers and helps him manage them. It has a great plot and well - written characters.

One great 'Smallville x Game of Thrones' fanfic is 'The Convergence'. It weaves the storylines in an interesting way, bringing characters from both universes together. For example, Clark Kent might find himself in Westeros and have to deal with the politics and magic there, just like in Game of Thrones. Another one could be 'The Alliance'. It creates a scenario where the heroes of Smallville form an alliance with some of the noble houses in Game of Thrones to fight a common enemy.

One popular Smallville fanfic could be those that explore Clark's life before he fully embraced his Superman identity. They often delve into his relationships with friends like Chloe and Lana in new and interesting ways.

Sure. 'Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth' is a good start. It gives a great introduction to Deadpool's personality and his world. It has lots of funny lines and crazy adventures.

Sure. 'A Stitch in Time' is a great start. It's relatively easy to follow and gives you a lot of background on one of the most interesting characters, Garak. You'll learn about his past and his complex personality.

Sure. 'Starcraft: Liberty's Crusade' is a good start. It's not too complex and gives a great introduction to the Starcraft world, especially the Terran side of things. You'll learn about the political situation and the early military conflicts.

The 'Teen Titans' run where Tim Drake is a part of the team can be great for newbies. It shows his interactions with other young superheroes, his role in the team, and how he balances his identity as Robin with being a Teen Titan. He has some really cool moments in battles and team - building.

For a newbie, 'Pokémon' games are excellent. The story usually involves you as a trainer starting your journey to catch Pokémon, battle gym leaders, and become a Pokémon master. It has a straightforward yet engaging story that's easy to follow. 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' can also be considered an RPG of sorts. You move to a deserted island and build your own community. The story is about your daily life on the island, making friends with the animal villagers, and customizing your island. It's a laid - back and story - rich game. And 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim' is a classic. Although it has a vast world and many side quests, the main story of you being the Dragonborn and facing Alduin is quite exciting and accessible for new players.