Web-Novel Clearance Course: Signed Novel Writing & Submission, 95% Acceptance Rate

1. Introductory Course: A Guide to Getting Started with Web Novels
– In this lesson, we will explore the mysteries of web novels and open a door to the world of creation for you.

2. The Market Prospects and Profit Potential of Web Novels
– Discuss the development trends of the web-novel industry and the profit prospects for creators, so you can have a clearer understanding of this industry.

3. The Sources of Story Inspiration
– Share how to draw story inspiration from life and observation and turn it into high-quality creative material.

4. Studying Rankings to Grasp Market Trends
– Learn how to understand market dynamics through rankings, grasp readers' preferences, and increase your work's exposure and influence.

5. Genre Types and Settings
– Analyze the characteristics of different genres to help you choose the genre and settings that suit your creative style.

6. Web-Novel Style and Platform Selection
– Discuss the characteristics and reader preferences of different platforms, and guide you in choosing the right platform for creation and publication.

7. How to Analyze and Break Down Hit Books
– Share methods and techniques for analyzing hit works to help you understand the secrets behind successful works.

8. Creating Three-Dimensional Characters
– Learn how to create vivid character images to make your work more appealing and immersive.

9. Four Methods to Make Your Characters Unique
– Master four methods to make your characters more unique and distinctive, attracting readers' attention.

10. The Secret to Designing Stories Is Learning to Use Outlines
– Share the secrets of story design and teach you how to use story outlines to create rich and interesting story plots.

11. Learning to Write a Master Outline to Build the Core of the Story (Part 1)
– Explain in depth how to write a story master outline, helping you clarify the story thread and build a compact and engaging story framework.

12. Learning to Write a Master Outline to Build the Core of the Story (Part 2)
– Continue learning how to write a story master outline and discuss how to refine the story plot to make it more vivid and rich.

13. Using an Outline to Let the Story Grow
– Explain how to use a story outline to develop the plot, helping you effectively organize the story content so it is more coherent and developmental.

14. Using a Detailed Outline to Sketch the Meridians of the Story
– Analyze how to use a detailed outline to sketch the key plot points and turning points of the story, making the plot richer, more interesting, and more engaging.

15. How to Create a Romance Line (Part 1)
– Introduce how to write a romance line and explain the methods and techniques for building emotional threads, making the story more emotionally resonant and tense.

16. How to Create a Romance Line (Part 2)
– Continue explaining how to write a romance line and share strategies and practical experience for deepening emotional threads to enhance the work's appeal and attractiveness.

17. Sorting Out the Story Flow
– Analyze how to sort out the overall flow of the story, including the setup and handling of key nodes such as introduction, development, turn, and conclusion, ensuring the plot is compact and orderly.

18. Making the Story Language More Fluent
– Discuss how to use beautiful and fluent language expression to improve the work's literary grace and reading experience, attracting readers' attention.

19. Various Issues Related to Point of View
– Analyze the characteristics and application methods of different points of view, helping you choose a suitable narrative perspective and enrich the story's expressive techniques.

20. Describing Character Appearance
– Share how to vividly describe characters' appearance features, making the character images more lifelike and deeply memorable.

21. Dialogue Description
– Discuss how to write vivid and natural dialogue, improving the effectiveness of character portrayal and plot expression, and enhancing the work's readability and interest.

22. Describing Fight Scenes (Part 1)
– Analyze how to write gripping fight scenes and discuss the techniques and key points of scene description, making the story more tense and exciting.

23. Describing Fight Scenes (Part 2)
– Continue discussing the techniques for describing fight scenes and share how to create shocking fight scenes that attract readers' attention.

24. How to Turn the Images in Your Mind into Words
– Share how to visualize scenes in your mind and turn them into vivid written descriptions, enhancing the story's visual experience.

25. Attractive Opening - Conflict (Part 1)
– Analyze how to attract readers' interest by setting up engaging conflict plots, making the opening of the work vivid and interesting.

26. Attractive Opening - Conflict (Part 2)
– Continue discussing how to design engaging conflict plots and share the expression methods and handling techniques for different types of conflict, enhancing the opening appeal of the work.

27. Attractive Opening - Suspense
– Explore how to attract readers' attention by setting unique themes and propositions, so that the work shows unique charm from the very beginning.

28. Attractive Opening - Setting (Part 1)
– Analyze how to set up an engaging story background and environment, creating an engaging opening atmosphere and framework for the work.

29. Attractive Opening - Setting (Part 2)
– Continue discussing how to attract readers' attention through vivid and specific scenes and environments, creating a rich and colorful story world.

30. How to Write a Book Title
– Analyze how to create an attractive book title, discuss the design principles and methods of book titles, so as to attract readers' attention and enhance the appeal of the work.

31. How to Write a Synopsis
– Share how to write an engaging work synopsis, explain the writing techniques and key points of a synopsis, and attract readers' interest in reading.

32. Foreshadowing and Setup
– Discuss how to plant foreshadowing and setup for the development of the story plot, increasing the suspense and tension of the work.

33. How Climactic Scenes Are Created
– Analyze how to design exciting and compact climactic scenes, explain the construction techniques and expression methods of climactic scenes, making the story plot more gripping.

34. How to Do Transitions?
– Share how to handle transitions in the story plot, explain the techniques and application methods of transitions, making the story plot more coherent and smooth.

35. Mobilize Readers' Emotions
– Discuss how to skillfully use emotional factors to mobilize readers' emotions and enhance the appeal and resonance of the work.

36. How to Write Good Thrill Points?
– Analyze how to set up exciting thrill point plots, explain the writing techniques and expression methods of thrill point plots, making the work more attractive and interesting.

37. What to Do When You're Stuck?
– Share methods and techniques for solving the problem of getting stuck in story creation, helping you cope with difficulties and challenges in the creative process.

38. Use Unending Suspense to Hold Readers Tight
– Discuss how to maintain readers' interest in reading through continuous suspense and questions, making the work more attractive and appealing.

39. The Cheat Ability Setting
– Analyze how to design distinctive and charming cheat ability plots, explain the setting principles and application methods of cheat ability plots, making the work more captivating.

40. Innovation in Stories
– Discuss how to inject novelty and innovation into creation, explain innovative thinking and methods, and improve the quality and uniqueness of the work.

41. Defamiliarizing Stories - Anti-Trope
– Analyze how to break conventions and adopt anti-trope thinking in story creation, explain the creation methods and techniques of defamiliarized stories, making the work more unique and innovative.