the division novel

In novels, the division of eras was usually based on social, political, economic, and cultural changes and development trends. The following are some common ways to divide the eras: 1. Historical Era: The historical events depicted in the novel are used as the background and divided into units of time. For example, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Industrial Revolution. 2. The era of the real world: The real world depicted in the novel is used as the background and divided by the era. For example, modern times, medieval times, ancient times, and so on. 3. The social class: The social class depicted in the novel is used as the background to divide the social class. For example, slave society, feudal society, capitalist society, and so on. 4. Cultural background: The cultural background depicted in the novel is used as the background and divided into cultural units. For example, ancient culture, medieval culture, modern culture, and so on. It should be noted that when dividing the era, it was also necessary to consider the theme and plot of the novel in order to better present the characteristics and appearance of the era.

The racial division in novels usually differed according to different settings and backgrounds. The following are some common ways to divide races: Humans: Humans are one of the most common races in novels. They are usually the main race of the protagonist. Humans could be divided into males and females, and they could also be divided into different races, cultures, countries, and so on. 2 Elves: Elves are a common race in fantasy novels, often described as beautiful, agile, and intelligent creatures. Elves can be divided into male and female, often with unique physical characteristics and magical abilities. 3 Dwarves: Dwarves are usually described as strong, brave, and cunning creatures in some fantasy novels. Dwarves could be divided into males and females, often with unique physical characteristics and occupations. Orcs: Orcs are usually a race in fantasy novels that are usually portrayed as strong, savage, and brave creatures. Orcs could be divided into males and females, often with unique physical characteristics and occupations. Trolls: Trolls are usually described as tall, strong, and fierce creatures in some fantasy novels. Trolls can be divided into males and females, often with unique physical characteristics and magical abilities. Vampires: Vampires are usually described in horror novels as creatures that can live forever and have powerful magical abilities. Vampires could be divided into males and females, and they usually had unique physical characteristics and magical abilities. The above are just some common racial divisions. Different novels may have different racial settings. The specific division depends on the background and plot of the novel.

In novels, eras are usually divided into different stages or periods. These stages or periods usually reflect the changes and developments in society, politics, economy, culture, and so on. The following are some common divisions of the era: 1 Middle Ages: Usually refers to the Middle Ages in European history, including the period from 1000 to 1500 AD. During this period, society, politics, culture and other aspects experienced many changes, such as the Religious Revolution, the Renaissance, and religious wars. 2. Modern era: Usually refers to the period from 1500 to 1999. During this period, the modern world experienced many major changes such as the industrial revolution, the technological revolution, and the democratic revolution. 3. Current era: Usually refers to the period from 1999 to the present. During this period, the contemporary world experienced many rapid changes, such as the information technology revolution, globe, peace and conflict, etc. 4. Post-modern: Usually refers to the second half of the 20th century. During this period, many social, political, and cultural phenomena and issues received widespread attention and discussion, such as terrorism, gender equality, and identity. Of course, different novels might use different standards for dividing eras or treat certain periods as specific historical periods, such as the historical period of ancient China.

The "three-way division" and "four-way division" of literary genre referred to the classification of literary works into four types: narrative, lyric, description, and discussion. Each literary genre was divided into different categories. Among them, the " three-division method " divided the literary genre into four categories: narrative, lyric, description, and discussion. Each category was further divided into several sub-categories, while the " four-division method " divided the literary genre into four categories and then divided them into several sub-categories according to different characteristics and elements. The "Method of Trisection" divided the literary genre into four categories: narrative, lyric, description, and discussion. Each category was further divided into several sub-categories. For example, narrations could be divided into historical novels, science fiction novels, martial arts novels, romance novels, etc.; lyrical novels could be divided into poems, novels, essays, etc.; descriptions could be divided into biographies, novels, essays, etc.; and argumentative novels could be divided into philosophy, history, sociology, etc. The "quartering" method divided the literary genre into four categories and then divided it into several sub-categories according to different characteristics and elements. For example, the four major categories include: historical novels, science fiction, martial arts novels, and romance novels. Each category is further divided into several subcategories. For example, historical novels can be divided into official history and unofficial history, science fiction can be divided into scientific fantasy and science fiction, and martial arts novels can be divided into traditional martial arts and modern martial arts. These two classification methods have their advantages and disadvantages and are suitable for different situations and reader groups. Generally speaking, the " three-division method " was more concise and could quickly summarize the types of literary works, but it could also lead to over-simplifications in classification; while the " four-division method " was more detailed and comprehensive, and could better reflect the characteristics and elements of different literary styles, but it could also lead to over-complicated classification.

In fantasy novels, the concept of hierarchy often appeared. Different characters had different levels of strength and were usually divided into different classes or levels. 1. Basic level: Novice, mortal, ordinary character, etc. 2. Class level: Warrior, Mage, Assassin, Priest, etc. 3. Special Ability Levels: Chosen One, Talent, Unique Skill, etc. 4. Race Level: Demon, Devil, Human, Immortal, etc. 5. Divine Beast Level: Qilin, Phoenix, Dragon, etc. The difference in strength between different characters could gradually increase with the passage of time and continuous cultivation. At the same time, it was often accompanied by various challenges and tests that made it more difficult to increase the level. This concept of hierarchy often appeared in fantasy novels, providing a rich imagination for the development of the story.

Cultivation novels usually had a vague timeline, and it was difficult to have a clear timeline. Cultivation novels usually involved the concept of time, such as the recovery of reiki, transmigration, inheritance of sects, creation of divine artifacts, sect strife, war, and the growth of cultivation. In between these concepts of time, the author would usually set up some special events and plots to promote the growth and cultivation of the protagonist. Therefore, the time division of cultivation novels was not strictly historical, but a fictional, story-based time division.

I'm not a novelist and I don't have the ability to browse online literature. The division of the Mahayana stage usually appeared in the field of religion and philosophy to indicate the division of a realm or level. For example, in some Buddhist novels, different stages of Buddhist practice were mentioned, such as the five stages of Zen or the three stages of Pure Land. The names and characteristics of these stages were different according to different sects and cultivation methods.

" Covering the Sky " is a Chinese web novel. The realm of the novel is not very clear, but according to some information, the following categories can be roughly drawn: [1. Heaven's Favorite Realm: This realm is the first realm that a cultivator can reach. It is the talent of Heaven's Favorite.] 2. Immortal Realm: The Immortal Realm is the second realm that a cultivator can reach. 3. The third realm below the immortal realm: This realm includes Heavenly Lord Tian Can, Dipankara Buddha, and so on. 4. The second realm below the prodigy realm: This realm includes the Demon Emperor, the Heavenly Emperor, and so on. 5. Disha Realm: This realm includes Disha Starlord, Evil Spirit, etc. Human Realm: Human Realm includes human emperors, demons, ghosts, and so on. However, it should be noted that these classifications are not very detailed. There may be some loopholes and disputes. At the same time, the plot and setting in the novel might also make adjustments and changes to these categories.

The division of strength in novels was usually a complex and diverse problem because different authors and novel types might have different standards and styles. However, generally speaking, the following were some common ways of dividing strength: [1. Strength Levels: In novels, there are usually one or more strength levels that divide the strength and abilities of each level according to certain rules.] These levels could be whole numbers or other numbers or symbols such as "Master","Elite","Beginner","Beginner", etc. Skills and abilities: The characters in the novel usually have some special skills and abilities. These skills and abilities can be considered as the main strengths of the characters. For example, a character could have powerful combat skills or master some special magic or technology. 3. Forces and families: In some novels, characters usually establish their own forces or families. These forces and families can be considered their main forces. These forces and families usually had powerful resources and armies to strengthen their characters. Talent and Luck: In some novels, the strength of a character may not only depend on their skills and abilities but also on their talent and luck. For example, a character might be born with a powerful talent or special ability that made it easier for them to achieve certain goals and possess great strength. It should be noted that these divisions are not absolutely different. The authors and novel types may have different standards and styles, so the division of strength may also be different.

The dialogue descriptions in novels were usually divided according to the plot and dialogue content to highlight the character's personality and emotional changes to enhance the reader's reading experience. The following are some common ways to segment conversations: 1. Scene Description: At the beginning or end of the novel, introduce dialogue by describing the scene so that the reader can better understand the situation. For example," She sat by the window and looked at the scenery outside, feeling a little annoyed." 2. Character Description: By describing the characters in the dialogue, the readers can better understand the characters 'personalities and emotions. For example," His cold gaze swept across her and the corners of his mouth curled up into a cold smile." 3. Description of emotions: By describing the emotions of the characters in the dialogue, it can promote the development of the plot and enhance the reader's reading experience. For example," She felt dizzy and didn't know what to do." 4. Plot twist: By describing the twist in the dialogue, highlight the climax of the plot to attract the reader's attention. For example," His voice grew deeper and deeper, and she felt a pang of fear." 5. The unfolding of the dialogue: Through the unfolding of the dialogue, the thoughts and emotions of the characters are displayed to promote the development of the plot. For example,"He was silent for a while and then said,'I know what to do.'" These are some of the common ways to segment the dialogue in novels. Different ways can highlight the key points of the dialogue and enhance the reader's reading experience.