Could a person with an ordinary life write an autobiographical novel?

First, my life is relatively dull, but after retirement, I have nothing to do at home. I always want to do something. Recently, I have an idea to write an autobiographical novel. Isn't this idea childish?
Second, because life is ordinary, if I tell the truth, there will definitely be nothing to see. Then can I write about other people's things in my autobiographical novel?
Thirdly, where should I publish it after I write it? What is the procedure?
I'm waiting for your answer to the three questions above. Thank you!
Could it be written in the first person, but the story was all made up? Was it considered a foul? Is it considered autobiographical?

Answer 1

Of course he could. An autobiographical novel was a novel that used personal experiences as clues to show one's growth, experiences, and life sentiments. Although a person's ordinary life might not be enough to make a wonderful novel, everyone had their own unique life experiences and stories. They could express their inner world through writing.

Writing an autobiographical novel required the author to have enough imagination and writing skills to transform personal experiences into vivid storylines and characters. At the same time, the author also needed to think deeply and reflect on his own experience, digging out the beauty and regret in it, as well as the impact on his own growth and development.

If you have an ordinary life but have a strong desire to write and have enough imagination and writing skills, then you can express your inner world through writing and create a wonderful autobiographical novel.