There's not enough information given just from the title 'empty ones a novel'. It might be about a group of people or things that are 'empty' in some sense, perhaps empty of emotions, purpose, or physical contents. But without reading it, it's all speculation.
I'm not familiar with 'empty ones novel', so I can't say for sure. It could potentially be about loneliness, as the word 'empty' might suggest a lack of something, like companionship.
I don't know as I haven't read it. Maybe it has characters who are named after the title, like 'the empty ones' could be a group or individual characters with that as their identity.
Well, without more details about 'empty ones novel', it's difficult to give exact similar novels. However, 'Station Eleven' could potentially be related if 'empty ones novel' has elements of a world changed by a catastrophe and how people deal with the emptiness and new normal. It shows different groups of people trying to survive and find meaning in a world that has been turned upside down.
I don't know for certain. But often in such manhwas, the availability of empty rooms can vary depending on the plot and setting. You could start reading it to discover if there is one.
It was a subjective question whether it was better to write about life experiences in a novel by making the characters virtual or not. It mainly depended on the theme and style of the novel.
If the main theme of the novel is to describe the life experience and growth process of the character, then you can consider the virtual character. By describing the life experience and encounter of the character, you can shape the character image so that the reader can better understand and feel the character's personality and psychology.
If the main theme of the novel is to describe the complexity of social reality and human nature, then it can be considered not to empty the characters, but to reveal the nature and laws of human nature through the actions and decisions of the characters instead of simply describing the life experiences of the characters.
When writing, you can decide whether to make the characters virtual or not according to your own theme and style. No matter which method you choose, you need to pay attention to the shaping of the character's personality and the idea of the plot to attract the reader's interest and emotional resonance.
An 'empty world novel' could be a story set in a world that is largely devoid of human or other forms of life. It might explore themes like solitude, the meaning of existence in a desolate environment, and the potential for new beginnings in a seemingly empty space.
An 'empty set novel' could potentially be a very avant - garde or experimental concept. It might refer to a novel that has a sense of emptiness in its themes, like exploring the void, lack of meaning, or absence in a very abstract way. It could also mean a novel where the plot seems to lead nowhere, like an empty set in mathematics which has no elements, but in the literary sense, it's a narrative that doesn't seem to progress in a traditional way.