What is the narrative order of the novel?
There were many ways to narrate a novel, depending on the author's writing style and plot design. The following are some common novel narrative sequences: 1. Traditional order: Telling a story in the order of time, place, and events will usually start with the protagonist and gradually introduce their experiences and show the background and theme of the entire story. 2-person order: Tell the story according to different people such as first person, second person or third person. Different personalities would make it easier for the readers to enter the story and highlight the personalities and plots of different characters. 3. Leap order: Before telling an event, introduce some background information or introduce some characters, and then gradually develop the plot in the story. This narrative method allows the reader to better understand the development of the story and the fate of the characters. 4. The flashback sequence: The story is first introduced to the reader and then gradually revealed to the truth. This narrative method is usually used to create suspense and horror. 5. Mixed order: mix multiple narrative orders together, such as using traditional order and jumping order at the same time, or using personal order and flashback order at the same time to create a more complicated plot and rhythm. Different narrative order can bring different reading experiences. The readers can choose different narrative methods according to their own preferences and plot needs.