A Complete Collection of Student's Model Fictions

Answer 1

Here are some examples of students writing novels in different styles:

** 1. Science fiction **
In a story about the future, the protagonist was a curious student who had read many science fiction novels and was full of yearning for the future. One day, in his dream, he encountered a flying saucer that had crashed due to a lightning strike. After saving the pilot, Beibei, he learned that the other party had made a mistake in traveling through time and space to come here, and could fulfill one of his wishes. The protagonist wanted to see the future, but the future that Bebe brought him to see was not beautiful. In the year 2900, Texas, the United States, England, France, and other places were all covered by the ocean. The ratio of land to sea on Earth became 1:9. The reason was that the North and South Poles had frozen. Babe had traveled through time to change history and tell the people in the year 2000 what the Earth looked like in 2009. She wanted people to protect the environment, plant trees, and protect the atmosphere, but it was too late. In the end, the Earth exploded. This dream made the protagonist realize that he had to protect the earth and prevent such a tragedy from happening.

** 2. Combination of science fiction and fantasy (including extraterrestrial elements)**
The last person on Earth was sitting alone in his room when he suddenly heard a knock on the door. It was an alien with blue hair, long ears, blue sparkling eyes, and a small mouth and nose. With a serious expression, she told the Earthlings that she was the special envoy sent by Planet Nami.

** 3. Campus Category **
The novels were based on campus life, such as the 60,000-word campus novel "Well Done, Class Two" written by two primary school students. It told a series of stories in the class, and the material came from the daily deskmate relationship of the students and the little secrets in the class.

** 4. Wuxia or superpowers (Take primary school novels as an example)**
The male lead,"Master Qi," was omnipotent and omnipotent. He could directly postpone the college entrance examination and even delay the retirement of the female protagonist's favorite medical professor. The male protagonist was very strong. With one slap, he could make three people cry. He scored 985 points and got into the top 985 colleges in the country, while the female examiner scored 211 points and could barely get into one 211 college. In the unique logic of primary school students, 985 colleges were 4.67 times better than 211 colleges (985 divided by 211). The tearful female protagonist expressed that there was a four-and-a-half times difference in their lives. The female protagonist's school could still be the average of 985 and 211 colleges, 598. Not only could the male protagonist merge schools, but he could also win the Nobel Prize.
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