Were animation creations all team-based nowadays? Why do I feel like those animes that are adapted from novels don't really need a plot?
Not all anime creations were team-based. There were also works by individual creators. However, many animes were adapted from novels, so the plot of the novel needed to be adapted and created when making the anime. Some animes were adapted from novels but did not require much plot creation. This could be because the novel already had a complete storyline or because the animation production company had already conducted sufficient analysis and research on the novel, so they could directly obtain the necessary plot and clues from the novel. Of course, some animes also required a lot of plot creation, such as some long-form animes. The production of these animations required a lot of time and effort. It required multiple creators to work together to conceive, adapt, and create the plot. Creating an animation required not only teamwork but also the hard work of the individual creator. Whether it was an anime adapted from a novel or a long anime that required a lot of plot creation, it required a lot of effort and sweat from the creators to create excellent works.
I don't really like novels. I always feel that animes that are too fictional can still be called animation and manga?
The problem of domestic cartoons being too fictional could be viewed from different angles. On the one hand, a novel's plot and character setting could provide more story background and character images for the animation work to make the work more lively and interesting. On the other hand, a work that was too fictional might cause the animation and manga to lose their original characteristics, making it difficult for the audience to understand the plot and character settings of the work. Personally, I don't like novels. Although novels could provide more imagination and plot development for the audience, works that were too fictional might make anime and manga too complicated and difficult to understand. In comparison, I prefer the original simple style of animation and manga works, which is easier to understand and attract my interest. However, it wasn't a bad thing for domestic cartoons to be too fictional. If a work could successfully integrate the plot and character settings of a novel into animation and manga, it could become an excellent animation. Of course, during the production process, it was also necessary to ensure that the characteristics of the animation and manga were not forgotten so that the audience could better understand and appreciate the work.
Why was it that the animation and TV series nowadays were so different? Were all the movies and novels that were adapted from novels dead?
Not all animations, TV series, and movies were adapted from novels. Although novels were very popular as a starting point, there were also many works that were adapted from other forms of creation such as comics, games, light novels, etc. The advantage of adapting a novel was that the novel had a deeper plot and character creation, which could provide more inspiration and depth for the adapted animation, TV series, and movies. In addition, novels usually provided a more complete world view and setting, which could also provide more background and development space for adapted animations, TV series, and movies. Although novels were an important starting point, not all works could be successfully adapted into animation, television series, and movies. This required the quality of the work itself and the serious efforts of the production team. Therefore, although not all the adapted works were successful, the novel was still a very important resource as a starting point, which could provide more inspiration and foundation for animation, TV series, and movies.
Why do I feel that those terms in many science fiction novels don't seem real and ridiculous at all? Why don't I feel that the author's imagination is grand?
Science fiction novels usually included many fictional concepts and scenes such as alien civilizations, future technology, time travel, and so on. Although these concepts seem very interesting and attractive, they are usually made up of. Because science fiction is usually based on the future or a fictional future, many scenes and concepts are based on it. These future societies and technologies may be very idealistic but may not necessarily match reality. In addition, the plots and characters in many science fiction novels were also very fictional. They might only exist to promote the development of the story. Therefore, when readers see some terms and concepts, they may feel that these terms are too exaggerated and unrealistic, and thus feel disappointed and funny. Although science fiction can stimulate people's imagination and creativity, readers should also realize that many concepts and scenes in it are fictional and should not be confused with reality.
Were all TV dramas adapted from novels nowadays?
Not all TV series are adapted from novels, but it is more common for novels to be adapted into TV series. A novel is a form of literature, while a TV series is a form of entertainment. There is a big difference between the two. Television dramas were usually adapted according to the plot, characters, and theme of the novel to make it more suitable for the television screen. However, not all novels could be adapted into television dramas. The difficulty and cost of adaptation were relatively high.
Why do I feel like so many people like to read web novels? Why don't I like them at all?
Everyone had different interests and hobbies. It was normal for them not to like web novels. Different people have different preferences for different types of novels. Some people may prefer historical novels, science fiction novels, etc., while others may prefer fantasy novels, romance novels, etc. As a popular cultural phenomenon, web novels attracted many readers with their rich genre and content. However, if you didn't like online novels, it was normal for you to choose other types of novels or explore your interests to find novels that were more suitable for you.
Why did it feel like web novels nowadays were all about the word count? One sentence was enough, but they had to write a few hundred words. I really don't understand…
Writing online novels was indeed a challenging process because one had to fill in as many words as possible to attract the readers 'attention and maintain their interest while ensuring that the story was complete. Sometimes a novel only needs a few sentences to express itself, but due to the editor or author, it may need to write hundreds of words to strengthen the description or provide more details. This situation was especially common in novels with complicated plots or many characters. Other web novels might take the form of infinite streams or instant noodles, each chapter containing a lot of irrelevant content. These chapters might have no practical use except to increase the number of words and word count. Writing online novels required constant practice and exploration to find the word count requirement and writing style that best suited one's style and writing purpose.
Why are all TV series adapted from novels nowadays? Is it because I can't write a good script?
Many TV series were adapted from novels because novels had a high degree of expressiveness and imagination, which could provide the audience with a deeper and richer storyline. At the same time, novel adaptation could also better meet the investment and aesthetic needs of TV series producers. Writing a script required a lot of time and energy, and it required in-depth thinking and analysis of the storyline, character setting, scene design, and so on. In contrast, adapting an existing novel was more convenient and faster, and could obtain higher returns. Of course, it would be even better if he could write an excellent script. However, for most TV series producers, adapting an existing novel was a safer and more feasible choice.
Why don't I feel anything for those novels that everyone thinks are classics?
I'm sorry to hear that you don't feel the charm of those novels. Everyone's preferences and reading experience are unique. This may be related to your personal experience, reading preferences, and cultural background. Some novels may be more suitable for certain readers because they portray specific topics, emotions, and ways of thinking. These novels may resonate with the readers and make them feel more intimate and empathetic. The reading experience can also be influenced by the author, editor, and publisher. Some novels may have better writing skills, plot design, or theme exploration. These factors can affect the reader's feelings and reactions. The most important thing was not to give up trying new novels and reading experiences. Everyone has their own literary tastes and reading preferences. Through constant experimentation and exploration, you can find a classic novel that really suits you, and you can also find new reading interests and inspiration.
Why do I feel like I'm in control of reality, but I don't feel anything?
。Two-dimensional foot control was a fictional concept that did not exist in the real world. In real life, it was normal for people to not have any feelings about foot control. Everyone had their own preferences and preferences, but that didn't mean that others should feel the same way. I hope you can respect the feelings of others and not make meaningless accusations and attacks.
Why do I feel like I don't understand the Holy Ground?
Chen Dong's Holy Ground was a popular fantasy novel. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and was loved by readers. The story was about the protagonist seizing the opportunity to grow under the background of the recuperation of spirit qi, and finally becoming the supreme ruler, Emperor Chu Tian. You can read or listen to this book on the Qidian Reading App. You can also get an experience member by going to Qidian to listen to the book now! On the Qidian Reading App, readers could read authentic books and listen to authentic audio. The male lead, Chu Feng, was a super shameless person, but he valued relationships and loyalty, had firm beliefs, and possessed extraordinary talent. The female lead, Qin Luoyin, was a cold goddess. She acted decisively, but she also had a gentle and cute side.