The Person Problem in Fictions

I'm writing a novel with a friend, and I really want to write it from the perspective of two people.
Use My Point of View and Note Whose Point of View It Is
I wonder if I can write it like this?
If not, who could give some suggestions?
It's the perspective of two different people
I'm in charge of one character, she's in charge of another

Answer 1

The person problem in a novel usually refers to whether the story is told in the first or third person.

The first person is usually used to describe the protagonist's personal experiences or to describe the protagonist's feelings and thoughts so that the reader can understand the protagonist's experiences and emotions more deeply. This kind of narration usually increased the sense of immersion and intimacy of the novel, making the readers feel more empathy.

The third person was usually used to narrate the story between events and characters rather than the protagonist's own experiences. This kind of narration could increase the narrative perspective and objectively allow the readers to understand the relationship between the events and the characters more objectively.

The choice of person to use depends on the theme and emotions of the novel, as well as the reader's personal preferences.