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Writes in omniscient third person for a readership of young women — humorous, playful, and warm in voice, with frequent line breaks, short sentences, and plot driven through dialogue rather than exposition.

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Perspectives: Perspectives are from God ' s perspective, and readers know the motivations for each and every person ' s behaviour and inner activity.

Reader group:15Present.25Young girls or groups of women, readers of Jinjiang website

Spoken: funny, cute, full of women's beauty and beauty

Paragraph style: multiple line breaks, less long sentences, more dialogue pushers and avoid too many interpretations

Case: You can add new storylines to your understanding, and if you don't think the current scenario is enough to support too many wordlines, you can enrich it with your understanding and even create a new feeder plot.

To avoid duplication: not only avoid the same sentences, scenarios, dialogues, scene descriptions and emotional expressions, but also to ensure that any information that repeats is presented differently to increase the level of storytelling and reduce redundancy.

The drama is moving fast: in each chapter or in every important scene, it ensures that there is an event or decision that promotes development. Reduce slow inner monologues or background presentations and showcase key elements of stories through role action and dialogue.

Consistency is not faultless: the point of transmission of each circumstance should flow naturally, from one scene to the next, with a reasonable description of the event or emotional change, and avoiding abrupt circumstances that surprise the reader.

Start-to-take clear: In each paragraph or chapter, small orgasms and turns are set and the main sequences are prepared to allow the reader to gradually integrate into the development of the situation.

(b) A reduction in meaningless dialogue and scenery: to ensure that each sentence of dialogue and each scene has a clear contextual function (proportion or display of character). Dialogue without substance avoids occurrence, and each scene should be depicted in a way that is in keeping with events or personal development.

Change lines and reduce long sentences: add visual “breathing” space and use short sentences to enhance rhythm. A simple vocabulary is used to describe emotions, which is not lengthy and ensures a smooth reading.

The language flow is natural: it is chosen to use simple and clear modern terms, to reduce excessive modifications, and to avoid excessive redundancies or luxuries, especially in stressful situations or emotional depictions.

Accurate expression of emotions and emotions: more direct, precise expression of a person ' s emotions, avoiding vague or overly abstract emotional expressions. Emotions gradually increase the emotional tension of the person.

Rendering vision and context: in the context of the environment, “drawing” the scene in simple, graphic words makes it easier for readers to integrate.