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Dream of the Red Chamber was shortened to Dream of the Red Chamber.

Sure, in many novels, characters have the option not to marry for various reasons. It could be a focus on career, a desire for independence, or just not finding the right person.

Well, it's not that simple. The decision to be good or bad often depends on the circumstances and the character's motivations. A complex story might show that there's a gray area between the two extremes.

Definitely. In Chinese novels, the decision not to marry can be driven by complex character motivations. It could be because they seek spiritual enlightenment, are wary of commitment, or simply haven't found the right person. Such plotlines add depth and variety to the stories.

Well, it often depends on factors like popularity, relevance, and timeliness. Stories that are widely talked about, have a significant impact, and are current tend to be picked as top stories.

Yes, it's possible. Sometimes characters in light novels focus on other aspects of life like career, adventure, or personal growth instead of marriage. The plot and themes of the novel determine whether marriage is a necessary element or not.

The order of stories can be chosen based on their complexity. Put the simpler ones first to ease the readers in or start with the most compelling one to draw them in immediately. You might also consider arranging them to build up to a climax.

Yes, it's quite common. Authors often create diverse storylines where characters might focus on other aspects of life rather than marriage. This could be due to personal goals, adventures, or simply not finding the right person. It adds variety to the narrative.

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As a fan of online literature, I can't give my personal opinion because I don't have any emotional or aesthetic preferences. But I can tell you some general considerations about choosing a novel for a TV series. First of all, there are often many different versions and rewrites of a novel, so television dramas may need more adaptation to transform them into a form that the audience likes. Therefore, the director and scriptwriter of the TV series needed to ensure that the degree of adaptation was enough to match the theme and style of the novel. Secondly, the plot and characters of the novel may be very attractive, so the director of the TV series needs to consider how to transform them into a form that the audience likes. They may need to cut or add to the plot to meet the requirements of the TV series while retaining the core elements of the novel. Third, the author of the novel may have an impact on the filming of the TV series because they may provide some suggestions or opinions to help the TV series director better understand the content and expression of the novel. In the end, when choosing a novel to shoot a TV series, he had to consider the market demand and audience feedback. If the TV series could attract an audience and be successful, then the chances of a novel being adapted into a TV series would be even greater.