Why didn't I feel like reading someone else's novel when I was reading my own novel?
Creating web novels was a challenging process that required constant modification and improvement. In the process of writing, the author would spend a lot of time and energy to conceive the plot, shape the characters, and construct the worldview. These efforts were all to let the readers feel the unique charm of the novel and resonate with it. However, everyone's reading experience was unique because everyone's interests, hobbies, reading experience, and reading ability were different. If readers didn't feel the unique charm of their own novels, it might be because they didn't read them seriously or because they weren't interested in the genre and plot of the novel. The charm of a novel lies in its unique narrative method and the expressiveness of its language. Different novels had different narrative styles and language styles, which could give readers different reading experiences. Therefore, if readers did not feel the unique charm of their novels, it might be because they did not have a deep understanding of the cultural background and narrative style of the novel. Reading one's own novel and reading other people's novels was a process of learning and growth. By reading other people's novels, we can learn different narrative techniques and cultural backgrounds to improve our reading and writing skills. But everyone's reading experience is unique. We can also discover our own writing style and narrative style by reading our own novels.