Who would agree that novels nowadays lacked novelty, were similar and ugly?
Hehe, Little Master, don't be discouraged. There are still good novels. For example, let me recommend a few to you ~ I recommend "One Night Owl Concubine: The Strongest Lady of the First Wife" and "The Red Chamber: The Painted Land". They are both ancient romance novels or historical novels, but the plot is very outstanding. Moreover, the main characters are all goddesses. They are very strong and have personalities ~ I hope you will like my recommendations. Muah ~😗
Why were the plots of novels similar nowadays?
There were a few reasons why the plots of novels were similar: 1. Market demand: The novel is an art form that is influenced by market demand. The readers had similar needs for the storyline. 2. Creation inspiration: Many novels are inspired by traditional literature or other art forms such as movies, dramas, comics, etc. These works might allow them to create similar plots. 3. Narration skills: The narrative skills of the novel are also very important. Many novels use similar narrative techniques, such as describing the psychological changes of the characters, describing the development of the scene, etc. These techniques could make the story flow more smoothly and make it easier for the readers to understand and accept. 4. Intense Competition: The novel market is very competitive. If the plot was too unique or innovative, it might not get enough attention. Therefore, most of the plots in modern novels are similar. This may be due to the combined influence of market demand, creative inspiration, narrative skills, and fierce competition.
Which novels were similar to Ugly Duckling?
The following novels contain plots or characters of Ugly Duckling: 1. "The Ugly Duckling's Redemption": A romantic youth-themed school novel. The beauty and love of the ugly duckling after it was redeemed and retaliated. 2. "The Wedding That Can't Escape: The Wealthy Wife": Modern Romance-Wealthy Family novel, the female protagonist is a pregnant woman, Ugly Duckling. 3. Sleeping After Marriage: The Ugly Duckling of the Cold and Arrogant CEO: Modern Romance-A novel about a wealthy family. The female protagonist is an ugly duckling of humble birth. 4. "Weird Husband Is Triplets": Modern Romance-urban life novel. The female protagonist is called the ugly duckling among the triplets. 5. "Symphony of Love: The Happy Ugly Duckling": Modern romance novel, with the female protagonist as the ugly duckling. 6. "Ugly Cannon Fodder: Rebirth's Counterattack": Modern Romance-urban supernatural novel, the female lead was also called the ugly duckling. 7. "Reborn Art School Ugly Duckling": A romantic youth-youth campus novel. The female protagonist is called the ugly duckling after her rebirth. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Why are web novels so ugly nowadays?
The style and content of online novels varied according to the subject matter, author, and platform, but not all online novels were good. Some people thought that the style of online novels was too monotonous and lacked innovation. Moreover, the content was mostly rubbish. The plot was childish, the writing was poor, and the depth was lacking. But we also have to see that the online novel market is very large. Every year, a large number of works emerge, and there are many excellent novels. In addition, some web novelists could also create high-quality novels through unique ideas, in-depth character descriptions, and exciting plots. Therefore, we can't simply classify the quality of online novels as " good " or " ugly ". Instead, we should improve our aesthetic standards and reading taste by reading and understanding different types of online novels.
Does anyone think that online novels nowadays are smelly and ugly?
As a fan of online literature, I don't have any subjective opinions or emotions. I can only provide objective facts and information. However, based on what I know about the online literature market and the feedback from readers, some online novels do have the problem of being long and smelly. This may be due to the complicated plot, the poor writing level, the slow pace, and other reasons. However, not all online novels had problems. There were many excellent works that were loved by readers. Therefore, readers 'evaluation of online novels should be based on personal preferences and reading experience, not based on objective facts and data.
Were there many college students who wrote novels nowadays?
This question is difficult to answer because the number of college students who write novels depends on many factors such as their region, their major, and their writing style. However, it is certain that the number of college students writing novels is increasing because more and more people are beginning to realize that novels are an interesting way of writing. The students who write novels in our school often form writing groups to learn from each other, share experiences and creative inspiration. In addition, many students chose to publish their novels online to obtain royalties and reader support through the platform. Writing a novel is an interesting creative activity and for many college students, it also provides an opportunity to show off their talents and practice their writing skills.
Why would people still read novels that were so ugly?
The quality of the novels on RedSleeves Adding Fragrance website was uneven. Some of the novels might not meet the aesthetic standards of most people. But even if these novels are of poor quality, people will still read them because different people have different tastes and tastes, and some readers may be interested in the plot, characters, and theme of the novel even if they may not be their favorite genre. The readers of the novel on the website of Red Sleeves Adding Fragrance were very large, covering a variety of ages, occupations, and cultural backgrounds. Some people might only browse the website occasionally, while others might spend a lot of time reading the novels on the website and building a deep reader base. The quality of the novel was not the only deciding factor. The reasons why people read novels were also very complicated. They might include plot, characters, theme, language, music, images, and many other aspects. Therefore, even if some novels were of poor quality, there might still be attractive elements that attracted readers.
Ugly, is there any book that would recommend something similar?
I recommend "Yue Nv Zhu Yan". This book is a classical fictional novel. The female protagonist is a Jianghu chivalrous woman who transmigrated into a princess, and the male protagonist is a cold and proud prince. The female protagonist was focused on causing trouble, while the male protagonist was focused on assisting the government and stabilizing the world. It turned out that they were a fake couple with different aspirations and disliked each other. Until one day…She was throwing a tantrum without a care in the world, while he smiled dotingly. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Nowadays, novels were all the same.
There are many styles and types of novels, but some novels are often written very similarly. This may be because many of them choose to use similar plots and characters. This could also explain why many novels contained similar topics and plots. Although these topics and plots may vary in some cases, they are often repeated throughout the novel, which may cause readers to get bored. Although the style and genre of a novel can vary, there are many different techniques and strategies that can be used to create and attract readers. some background or relationships to create different storylines. other, language style or structure to create a unique novel experience. Although the novels may be somewhat similar, through innovation and experimenting with different techniques, we can write novels that really attract readers.
Who were the more famous writers nowadays?
Some of the more famous ones are as follows: 1 George Orwell: Famous dystopian works include 1984 and Animal Farm. 2 Margaret Atwood: Famous fantasy novels include Gone with the Wind and Doctor Who and the Eternal Flower. 3. Raymond Chander: Famous detective novels include Sherlock Holmes and The Three-Body Problem. Stephen King: Famous horror novels include The Shawshank Redemption and The Dark Forest. 5. Calvino: Famous Italian representative works include "One Hundred Years of Solitude" and "The Adventures of the Vikings in Russia". 6. Haruki Murakami: Famous Japanese representative works include " The Forest of Norway " and " 1Q84 ". 7 Margaret Atwood: Famous fantasy novels include Gone with the Wind and Doctor Who and the Eternal Flower. 8. John Keats: The famous British poet and novelist's representative works include "John Christof" and "Sea and Stone". These are just some of the more famous ones, such as Hugo, Dickens, Maugham, Hemmingway, Tolstoy, Calvino, etc.
Was there a follow-up to 'The Story of the Prefectural Magistry'? Were there any novels similar to officialdom novels nowadays?
I'm not sure if there will be a follow-up to 'The Story of the Prefectural Magistry'. However, I can recommend you some novels about officialdom. For example," Grand Scholar " described the political life of the Ming Dynasty, while " Dark Change of the Country " was a historical fiction novel. There was also a book called " Beasts in Human Clothes ", which was also an officialdom novel. It was full of the Jianghu flavor of the Ming Dynasty. I hope you like my recommendation.