I want to know if there is a government in the novel?

I want to write a novel about the city's special abilities. I want to turn some people hidden in the government into villains. Is that okay?

Answer 1

It was usually possible to include government agencies in novels, depending on the theme and plot of the novel. Some novels may emphasize the dominant position of the government or its influence on the plot, while others may criticize the government as a villain or describe its actions and decisions.

In most modern novels, the government is usually an important role in maintaining social order and security, providing public services and making policies. In novels, the role of the government can be very unusual, such as a powerful dictator, a corrupt bureaucracy, or an inefficient government organization.

However, there were a few points to note when government agencies appeared in the novel. The role and image of the government had to be consistent with the theme and plot of the novel, and not too exaggerated or distorted. Secondly, the government's actions and decisions needed to be described in a reasonable and credible manner. There could not be overly absurd or illogical plots. Finally, the characters and plots in the novel had to be coordinated with the image and role of the government and other institutions. The government could not be regarded as the main character of the novel or the main force that promoted the plot.