Fan and novel creation. What do beauty and lily mean respectively? Please give me a definite answer from my friends. I'm here to thank you.

Fan works mainly aimed at women. In the present situation, it has become synonymous with "beauty". Its main form is the love between two men. Due to the limitations of its authors and readers, it is essentially different from gay novels. Think of it as a fantasy

Original:

Works created by one's own efforts, knowledge and experience. No imitation, no plagiarism.

Tamed by beauty:

The word "obsequiousness" first appeared in modern Japanese literature, which is another literary writing style opposite to naturalistic literature: obsequiousness. The original intention of the aestheticism school is to "reverse the naturalism that exposes the ugly side of human nature, want to find out the functional beauty, and indulge in the pursuit of literary significance." This is the origin of the word beauty. TANBI is pronounced in Japanese, which means "aestheticism and romanticism". For example, aestheticism is romanticism. Indulge in beauty, indulge in beauty, and explain in detail that it is "the most flawless beauty that contains all good things and can make people move." Such an explanation can let outsiders quickly grasp the essence of beauty. Later, the word was somehow used by Japanese comics in BL (Boy's Love) comics, which extended to refer to the love feelings between all beautiful men and men who did not involve reproduction. Finally, it developed into one of the synonyms of gay comics. As a genre, it was popular in Japanese literary circles as early as 1930s and 1940s, and was regarded as a branch of romanticism, which influenced many novelists, including Yukio Mishima, the master of Japanese literature. But after the 1960s, the word gradually broke away from its original meaning and became the general name of a kind of derivative products in comics, which is what we call "BL" today, an animation (novel) describing the love between men and women.

Lily:

Lily is used in ACG and novels to refer to the deep affection between girls, which is more attached or even liked than simple friendship.