Not all novels had to have a protagonist in every chapter. For example," Science Fictions " and " There Must Be a Lich King " were mainly short stories. Each chapter was an independent story without a continuous or fixed protagonist. Other novels had fixed protagonists, but they did not have to appear in every chapter. For example, in " Full-time Mage: The Twelve Guardians ", the twelve guardians only served as the background of the main character to strengthen the country's strength. The early content even introduced the process of the main character understanding this world, rather than directly showing the main character.
The plot and characters of a novel are usually unfolded through the storyline, which is composed of the protagonist and other important characters. The protagonist was usually the most important character in the novel, responsible for driving the development of the story, shaping the characters and influencing the ending of the story. Although the main character was very important in the novel, it was not necessary to have a main character in every chapter. This depended on the plot and character development strategy of the novel. Sometimes the author could spend more time on other characters to let the readers better understand their personalities, motives, and destinies. In other cases, the author might leave out some parts of the protagonist's story to better show the story of other characters. The plot and character development of the novel needed to be based on the author's wishes and creative strategy. Whether or not a protagonist appeared in each chapter needed to be decided according to the actual situation.
" My Gorgeous Fairy Sister "," Off-Line Deduction Method "," Quick Dressing to Save the Poor Sadistic Love Girl "," The Rebirth of a Supporting Character "," The Demon King of the Other World "," The Growing Diary of the Second Generation of Xiu "," The Super Soldier King's Journey to the West "," I'm Really Only in the Refinement Realm "," The Rebirth of a Rookie Agent "," A Thought of Ghosts "," The Record of Longevity: God Made Me a Villain,"" Rebirth 1998: A Kind of Life,"" After I Failed to Transcend the Calamity, I Helped the Villain,"" Two Shocking Roars of Wood Leaves," and " Dao Ling Tu Shuo." I hope you like my recommendation.
A compelling plot for sure. Without an interesting story to follow, readers won't stay engaged.
No. Manga are complete art forms on their own. They don't need a light novel to be valid or popular. For instance, many classic manga have thrived without any light novel adaptation.
Not necessarily. Some novels can work well without a mentor character, depending on the plot and themes.
Every good novel needs well-developed characters. Readers need to care about them and feel connected. Also, a clear and compelling theme is important to give the story depth and meaning.
Not always. Some stories thrive on other elements like nature, time, or societal norms as the main source of struggle, rather than a personified antagonist.
In my opinion, every story requires interesting characters. Characters that the audience can relate to or root for make the story more immersive. Also, a clear theme helps give the story depth and meaning.
As Medusa was a relatively common name or image, it might appear in different chapters in different novels. I can't tell which novel you're referring to, so I can't give an accurate answer. If you can provide more background information about the novel, I will try my best to help you find the specific chapter where Medusa appears in the novel. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic original work," Battle Through the Heavens "!
I'm not sure exactly, but you might be able to find it by referring to online summaries or fan forums dedicated to the IT novel.