Is there any novel that doesn't use the first person? Thank you, everyone!
😋I recommend the following palace novels to you. I hope you like them: "The Reborn Queen is a Black Lotus": After the protagonist was reborn, she became the queen in a palace fight, but she was not a good person and used vicious methods to maintain her position. "Lord Fourth's Favorite Concubine": The female protagonist was a modern doctor. After traveling to ancient times, she became Lord Fourth's favorite woman. However, the harem was constantly fighting for favor. She also needed to break the rules to protect herself. [The Soft Green Plum Dressed as a Green Tea Emperor]: The female protagonist was forced to pretend to be a princess and marry the prince, but the prince fell in love with her. She gradually grew up in the palace and finally became a real princess. I hope my recommendation can help you. If you like the above novels, please tell me. Happy reading ~😗
Why doesn't everyone like first-person novels?
Not everyone disliked first-person novels. Different groups of readers have different preferences for novels. Some people may prefer first-person novels because they can better express their personal feelings and experiences and allow readers to participate in the story more deeply. However, some readers might not like first-person novels because it might make the story dull and lack a sense of immersion. In addition, some readers may think that first-person novels lack fiction and imagination to create amazing plots and characters. Therefore, whether or not one liked a first-person novel was a relatively subjective question that depended on the reader's personal preferences and reading habits.
Please recommend the completed Naruto Doujin novel. It's best if the male protagonist doesn't use the first person. Thank you!
😋I recommend the following two novels to you: 1. "Come to Muye as a Swordsman", male lead Mantou No. 13, completed, light novel-derived doujinshi novel, describing the different developments of the characters in Naruto. 2. "Naruto: Ghost Sword Susa." The male protagonist met Qianlong in his dream. End. Light novel-derived doujinshi novel. He traveled through the Naruto Uchiha clan and had the four profession skills of Ghost Sword. I hope you like my recommendations. Muah ~ If you like my recommendations, please let me know at any time.😗
Should a novel be written in the first person or in the third person? Thank you, everyone
When writing a novel, you should choose to use the first or third person to describe the story. It depended on the creative intent and personal preference. In the first person, the reader could directly participate in the story and feel the author's emotions and thoughts. This way of writing allowed the readers to understand the story more deeply and resonate more easily. However, making the story more intimate and real might limit the author's expression and creativity. Using the third person allowed the author to describe the story more objectively without directly interfering with the protagonist's actions and thoughts. This way of writing allowed the readers to observe the story more calmly and objectively, and it was easier for them to think logically and analyze it. However, it might also lack emotional resonance and limit the author's expression and creativity. In summary, choosing to use the first or third person to describe the story should be decided according to the creative intent and personal preference. No matter which writing style you choose, you should pay attention to the expression and transmission of the story so that the readers can truly understand and feel the meaning of the story.
Please recommend a good web novel that doesn't use the first person, not a game.
😋I recommend the following novels to you: "Time Travel: Retreading on the Road of Youth","My Magical Journey Is A Little Strange","My Junior Brother is as Reckless as a Dog","The Wind of Rebirth: A Happy Life","Online Games: Sewing the World","Online Games: Extraordinary Team", and "Cute Wife Don't Run: The Great God Lives Next Door". These novels are of different types, and the plots are rich and interesting. According to your request, they are all written in the third person. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Which novel can you recommend that doesn't contain any wild horses, isn't a novelette, has at least 900,000 words, and doesn't use the first person?
😋According to your needs, I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Super Special Forces City Tour": This is an urban novel. The main character is a special forces commander. It mainly tells the story of his life and adventures in the city. The taste of YY is light, but it highlights the taste of life. It meets your needs. 1.6 million words. 2. "The Crusade against the Green-skinned Tribe": This is a fantasy novel. It tells the adventures of the elven paladins and warriors. It is written strictly according to the rules of the <anno data-annotation-id ="0000044a-444a-400a-400a-800000000000"></anno>. It is similar to the classic Western fantasy novels. It does not contain any elements such as stallions. It meets your needs. He had already written 1.1 million words and a total of six volumes. 3. "Searing Soul Record": This is a Xianxia novel. Different from other Xianxia novels, it has pure fantasy, funny, funny, invincible, face-slapping, and other elements. The protagonist has a simple personality and does not contain elements such as stallion. It meets your requirements. I hope you like the above recommendations. If you need anything, let me know at any time~
Please write a good masterpiece in the first person. Thank you, everyone!
There are many good masterpieces. The following are some masterpieces written in the first person: 1 Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin 2 Journey to the West-Wu Chengen 3 Water Margins-Shi Nai 'an Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Luo Guanzhong 5. The Scholars-Wu Jingzi 6 Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio-Pu Songling Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Luo Guanzhong 9 Journey to the West-Wu Chengen Water Margins-Shi Naian Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Luo Guanzhong 12 The Scholars-Wu Jingzi 13 Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio-Pu Songling Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin Water Margins-Shi Naian Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Luo Guanzhong 17 The Scholars-Wu Jingzi Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio-Pu Songling Each of the above masterpieces was a classic of Chinese literature. The first-person narration could allow the readers to understand the author's inner world more deeply and also make it easier for the readers to integrate into the story. I hope you like these masterpieces.
It doesn't have to be a first-person perspective, right?
Not necessarily. The point of view referred to the way the author narrated in the novel. It could be in the first or third person. In some novels, the author may choose to limit the perspective, that is, to only use one narrative method to reduce the complexity of the novel and the sense of immersion of the reader. This restriction was usually made by choosing between different people, such as only using the first person to tell the story or only using the third person to tell the story. For example, the Harry Potter series was a typical novel that limited perspective. The author JK Rowling only tells the story of Harry Potter in the first person, thus reducing the complexity of the magical world in the novel and making it easier for readers to understand.
Is there a writer who doesn't use any exclamation marks? What are the related novels? Thank you!
It's not like I haven't learned anything about not punctuating. The use of punctuations in writing is very important to enhance the legibility and cohesiveness of the text. Therefore, you should use punctuations correctly as much as possible when writing. As for novels, there were many excellent works such as Battle Through the Heavens, The Selection of the Heavens, Three Lives Three Times Ten Miles Peach Blossom, and so on. These novels were all very popular online and were loved by readers.
Can you recommend an urban novel that doesn't use the first person and tells the story of the protagonist being invincible from the beginning?
The urban novel I recommend is Invincible Before I Was Born. The main character of this book is a pig's trotter. He was already invincible before he was born, and when he grew up, he was truly invincible. This was a supernatural novel. Although it did not meet the requirements of the title and did not use the first person, the protagonist's invincibility was indeed one of the core selling points of the novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Do you recommend novels where the main character doesn't use the first person and the plot focuses on multiple characters?
😋I recommend the following two novels to you: "Concubine Conquest the World: The Prince's Move": Strong women vs stronger men, general attack league, palace battle, hot-blooded and cool novel, the Yue family's eldest daughter and the scumbag prince were engaged before they were born, but she was not easy to bully. She was definitely a smart person, and she could also be awe-inspiring on the battlefield. She was like a fairy sister descending to the mortal world. "She Became a Top Boss After Wearing It Reverse": The female lead was originally a silly girl from the countryside, but after she entered the city, her style changed. She actually tortured the green tea and tore the white lotus, killing all the enemies. In the end, the beauty won. Moreover, her attack power was also very strong. She was super good-looking and owned a wealthy family. I hope you like my recommendations. Muah ~ If you want to know more about other types of novel recommendations, please feel free to tell me anytime.😁😗