Have you had any good books lately? Any type is fine, as long as it looks good.

My underworld boyfriend.

My extreme boyfriend.

My iceberg boyfriend.

King of the Net. Rose's smile.

Gorgeous ordinary.

That touch of blue.

The ninth cloud. Cold as the moon.

Emperor Sanada. Love fireworks.

Treading the snow for love. Purple Ice Dawn Dream.

The morning breeze of yesteryear. Himian.

Sister Tezuka's "Revenge."

Early summer miscellaneous. Diemo.

Search. Angel's swan song.

Streamer crimson. The flowers are soft and soft.

The scorching winter sun.

Fingerprint. Liuying.

I'm going to cover you with an iceberg.

I'm sorry, I love you.

Transmigration. Aestivation.

Leave the song. The phoenix is like a cloud.

I heard I liked you.

The Night of the Eastern Emperor. The sound drifts zero.

I'm not a vase.

Purple rose. Flowing water and falling flowers.

Sakura words. Your smile, my happiness.

Look for the smile in your memory.

My iceberg fiancé.

Indifferent as the moon. Vanilla ice cream.

You are happy and I am hurt.

The underworld has been in the dark for 20 years, I don't know if you've read it, the book is old and fun, but it's good.

The stars change. Coiling Dragon.

Devour the starry sky. Bacchus.

Otherworldly Evil Lord. Legend of Ling Tian.

The Demon Emperor of the Otherworld. Proud of the Nine Heavens.

Break through the sky.

1.The Kite Runner - by Khaled Hosseini. This is a deeply touching book that tells the story of an Afghan boy with themes such as family, friendship, betrayal, growing up, and redemption.

2.A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking. It is a popular science book that aims to introduce the concepts of the universe, physics, and time to the general reader.

3.One Hundred Years of Solitude - by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It's a magical realism** that follows the 100-year history of an imaginative family in Colombia, touching on themes of love, family, politics, and the absurd.

4.Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. It's a classic love affair** that tells the story between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy on themes such as socialization, marriage, and class.

5.The Little Prince - by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. This is a philosophical fairy tale** about the various characters and events that the little prince encounters during his interstellar journey, touching on themes such as humanity, friendship, responsibility, and self-perception.

These are just a few examples of good books that I hope will give you some inspiration to read.