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HotRedFlaming
I would recommend A Psychic's Scarlet Dream because:
Fleshed out background, character appearances and actions: if you be a little patient, you'll get all of it to a more than satisfactory amount
Sinuous and heavy writing (imagery and metaphors): That's like the 3rd best thing about the book
No System or Harem: neither is present in the story (and sadly those are the reasons it's not gaining much popularity)
Linear story with dynamic characters: That's the 2nd and 1st best thing about the book respectively.
Arcs that are well thought out: Present, to the point that you wouldn't believe it's the first work of the author. It feels to me like the guy had been planning the story for five years at least.
Worldbuilding: Uniquely done so you need to give it time to really get it but once you do, you would know the world-building far surpasses any world-building you will find on this platform.
Not necessarily cons but things to keep in mind if you do plan to give it a try:
1. The book starts off slow. It takes its time setting everything up and so you might not find the first few chapters that amazing but it steadily builds upon itself and keeps getting more and more interesting.
2. The writing style is unique. For dialogues, colons are used,
Example - > Character 1: "Dialogue"
Monologue/Explanations/Narrations
Character 2: "Dialogue"
A good amount of people think this takes away from the story but only because they have read nothing but the first 4 or 5 chapters and don't get the big picture.
Every person who has read a good amount, or better yet, is caught up to the story, has changed their mind about that and realized that it doesn't take away from the story but adds to it and without that style, there will be certain points in the story that would just lose their impact.
So, with that all said and done, I wholeheartedly recommend this book that is easily my favourite on the platform and nothing else I have read even comes close.
Hope you give it a try!
[For the actual summary of the book, you should just click the link and it will take you to the book's page.]