What factors were needed to write a novel?

Writing a novel required the following factors: 1. Plot: The plot of a novel is the core. You need to design a complete story structure, including the beginning, ending, climax, and ending. Character setting: The characters in the novel are the soul of the story. You need to set a unique personality, background, and goal for each character so that the readers can resonate and interact with them. 3. Worldview setting: The novel needs to have a unique worldview, including background story, history, culture, geography, etc., so that readers can better understand the world described in the novel. Plot twist and conflict: The novel needs a strong plot twist and conflict to make the reader feel nervous and excited to promote the development of the story. 5. Description of the character's emotions: The novel needs to describe the emotions, psychology, and emotions of the character so that the reader can understand the inner world of the character more deeply. Language and writing: The novel needs to use appropriate language and writing to allow the reader to understand and feel the emotions and thoughts of the story. Rhythm and rhythm changes: The novel needs to have an appropriate rhythm and rhythm changes so that the reader can gradually understand the characters and plot as the story progressed. 8. Concept and theme: The novel needs to have a clear concept and theme to guide the reader to think and feel.