Everyone, I'm currently writing a fantasy novel, but while I'm writing it, I've discovered a problem.

Everyone, I'm currently writing a fantasy novel, but I discovered a problem when I was writing it. When I was writing a chapter about the bandits 'attack, I wrote about the bandits' arrival, the protagonist's display of power, and the mastermind behind the scenes being swallowed by the protagonist's hidden power. However, it's more than 2000 words. It's just a feeling after reading it once. It's not rich at all and doesn't feel like the works of the Tang family's Third Young Master. If he were to write it, he would definitely divide it into at least a few chapters, such as the pirate attack, the protagonist's strength, and the mysterious man. How should he write and practice in this aspect?

Answer 1

When writing fantasy novels, one would often encounter problems with setting the characters and setting. The setting of the characters needed to take into account their appearance, personality, ability, background, etc. The setting of the scene needed to take into account the terrain, climate, environment, historical background, etc. When setting up characters and scenes, you need to pay attention to avoid some common problems such as being too detailed or too brief, unrealistic or too fantastical. At the same time, he had to pay attention to the plot and the logic of the story so that the readers could better understand and accept the content of the novel.