Not all urban novels are pretentious, but some urban novels may have plots or elements of pretentious. This is mainly because the theme and plot of urban novels are more extensive and need to attract the interest of readers. As one of the types, pretentious novels can attract the attention of some readers and increase the popularity and influence of the novel. The pretentious elements in urban novels might be because the author wanted to show the protagonist's arrogance, self-confidence, and self-improvement, or to show the protagonist's advantages or abilities in certain aspects to attract the attention and interest of the readers. In addition, the plot of urban novels usually involved the survival, life, love, career, etc. of the characters in the city, and pretentious novels often appeared in these aspects to satisfy the readers 'exploration and imagination of the characters and plots. However, this did not mean that all urban novels were pretentious. The readers should also consider the story plot, character creation, writing style, and other aspects of the novel.
This question involved the creation of urban novels and the characteristics of readers. The urban novel was a popular genre of novels, which usually depicted the protagonist's struggles, love, and life in the city. The readers of urban novels included young readers, professional readers, and female readers. This kind of novel could usually satisfy the readers 'yearning for a fast-paced, efficient, convenient, and comfortable life. At the same time, it could also trigger the readers' thoughts and discussions on topics such as emotions and interpersonal relationships. Therefore, the creation of urban novels often paid more attention to the plot and character description. It was necessary to portray the protagonist's personality and experience, as well as all aspects of urban life to resonate with the readers. However, because the creation of urban novels was more complicated, it often involved a large number of plots and details, so the author needed to spend a lot of time and energy to create. In addition, the readers of urban novels were scattered and it was difficult to form a fixed reader group, so it was difficult for authors and publishing houses to carry out effective publicity and promotion. This also led to the creation and spread of urban novels being relatively limited, making it difficult to form a unique literary style and genre. To sum up, the reason why urban novels now have the same writing style is probably due to the creation and reader groups. But this kind of variety also reflected the variety and richness of urban novels as a literary genre.
As a fan of online literature, I don't judge the preferences or behavior of specific groups. At the same time, I can't be sure of the scope of the concept of "girls today" because people's preferences and behaviors are different. Pretending to be innocent or pretentious is a social and cultural phenomenon. It may involve many factors such as gender roles, social pressure, cultural values, etc. In some cultures, women may be seen as more independent, strong, and autonomous, and not too exposed or too open. Therefore, women may choose to pretend to be innocent or pretentious to show their more independent image. However, such behavior could also be seen as hypocritical or dishonest. In certain situations, women may need to appear innocent, pure, and pure in certain situations, such as in school or in the workplace. However, this image may also be seen as too simple and lacking in depth, so women may choose to pretend to be innocent or pretentious to better adapt to this image. Whether it was pretending to be innocent or pretentious, there could be many social and cultural factors and personal choices behind this behavior. We should respect everyone's choices and actions instead of judging their value.
Not all urban web novels were about officialdom, but officialdom elements were widely used in some novels mainly because officialdom was a field full of power struggles and exchange of interests, with a strong urban atmosphere. Official novels usually described the relationships between characters, rules, human nature, and struggles in the officialdom. The readers could feel the tension and complexity similar to urban life. Secondly, officialdom novels often involved topics such as power, interests, interpersonal relationships, etc. These topics were similar to the hot topics in urban novels, so they were more likely to attract the interest of urban readers. In addition, officialdom novels also had great market potential because officialdom was a huge market with a large number of readers and professional writers. Therefore, some people used this to attract the attention of readers and improve their writing skills.
This question involved the creation of novels and the preferences of readers. Although novel creation was a field of constant innovation and exploration, the current online novel market had gradually formed a similar style and theme. This was because the creation and distribution of online novels had changed, making it easier and more widespread. With the popularity of the internet, the creation and distribution of online novels had also changed. The audience for online novels had become larger, and the quality of online novels had become more uneven. This made web novelists more inclined to choose topics and styles that were simple, easy to write, easy to spread, and had a larger audience in order to better attract readers. The preferences of online novel readers had also changed. Nowadays, readers paid more attention to the plot, character creation, writing style, and other aspects rather than just the similarity of theme and style. Therefore, web novelists paid more attention to these aspects in order to attract readers. To sum up, the current online novel market has become similar. The way of creation and communication has changed, and the preferences of readers have also changed. All of these have led to the monotonous online novels. However, this also reflected that the variety and richness of online novels were only unified and limited in some aspects.
The creation of online novels was a field full of creativity and imagination. There were many excellent novels. However, the image of a gangster was a common character in novels, but this did not mean that all the protagonists in novels were gangsters. There were many kinds of protagonists in the novel, such as righteous heroes, intelligent wise men, brave and fearless warriors, gentle lovers, and sinister villains. These images all had their own unique characteristics and personalities. None of them were pure hooligans. Although the image of a hooligan was popular in novels, it did not mean that all novels liked to use a hooligan as the protagonist. Some novels paid more attention to the twists and turns of the plot and the growth of the characters rather than simply portraying a gangster image. Therefore, when reading novels, one had to choose to read according to their own preferences and reading purposes.
Paying to read online novels was a common business model. This was because digital content had become an increasingly important resource in the Internet era. The quality and value of digital content had also become one of the ways readers chose to read. Paying to read online novels could help online novel authors earn more money and improve the reader's reading experience and loyalty. By paying readers, they could get better content, a better reading experience, more recommendations, and better services. At the same time, paying to read could also motivate authors to create better works and improve the quality and level of the entire online literature industry. Apart from the business model, paying for reading could also improve the fairness and visibility of the online literature market. Allowing readers to have more choices and more say could also help web novelists better cope with market changes and competitive pressures. Of course, there were also some free novel websites and platforms that provided high-quality free content and attracted a large number of readers. However, these free websites and platforms often faced copyright issues and the risk of uneven content quality, so for most readers, paying to read was still a safer and more reliable choice.
As a fan of online novels, I don't think that novels are all the same. Of course, their creative inspiration and storyline are usually affected by many factors such as market demand, reader preferences, etc. Some novels may use similar plots and characters because it makes it easier to enter the story world and attract the reader's interest. These stories may be influenced by various cultural, social, and historical factors, so their plots and topics may be similar. However, there were also many novels that used unique plots and characters to attract a wider readership. These novels may explore a wider range of topics such as love, friendship, family, power, freedom, etc. Therefore, their plots and topics may be different. Generally speaking, the monotonous style of novels did not mean that all novels lacked creativity and variety. Different storylines and topics can better satisfy the needs and interests of the readers, and at the same time, it can be better explored.
Perhaps it was because the main feature of fantasy novels was to describe a fantasy world in which there were all kinds of magical powers and mysterious things. In this world, characters would usually experience various adventures and challenges to obtain these powers and things to increase their strength. As the main feature of fantasy novels was these magical powers and mysterious things, there might be many similar novels. These novels may repeat these elements, including fantasy worlds, magical powers, mysterious things, various adventures and challenges experienced by the characters, and the final outcome. Other than that, some of them created more similar novels. These novels might be called " routine novels " because they usually followed some common plots and character developments. Therefore, the reason why fantasy novels were all the same now was probably because these elements were very popular.
Metropolis novels usually depicted interpersonal relationships, professional competition, love stories, etc. in modern cities because these elements were one of the most common and realistic scenes in modern society. The urban novels usually involved economic, political, and cultural elements because these were also important components of urban life. In addition, urban novels often explore human nature, emotions, self-actualization and other topics because these are the common concerns of urban people.
My answer was not accurate. Not all urban novels were like this. Different authors and works would have different storylines and styles. However, there were some urban novels that were more common in terms of storyline and structure. The protagonist encounters all kinds of setbacks and difficulties in the city, and then gradually gets rid of the predicament and succeeds through his own efforts and wisdom. There were all kinds of bizarre stories and events in the city, in which the protagonists played different roles and experienced all kinds of thrilling adventures and challenges. The protagonist searches for his dreams and meaning in the city. Through meeting and communicating with different people and things, he gradually understands his value and mission. The plot and structure of these stories were common in urban novels, and they were also one of the topics that many readers liked to read. However, not all urban novels would adopt these different types of authors and works with different creative concepts and styles.