What problem does it solve?
When planning a novel chapter, writers often lack a clear sense of what emotion the chapter should deliver, what type of chapter it is, and what narrative function it must serve, leading to unfocused drafts, flat transition chapters, and climaxes without conflict.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Emotion Tag Selection: Pick one core emotion tag (e.g., comeback, face-slap, suspense, reversal, climax) so the chapter stays focused on a single dominant feeling.
- Chapter Attribute Assignment: Classify the chapter as setup, conflict, reversal, low point, buildup, climax, or transition to control pacing.
- Four-Function Definition: Clarify mainline continuation, mainline progression, character change, and reader-retention hooks for each chapter.
- Use Case: A web novelist planning a face-slapping revenge chapter uses this Skill to confirm the emotion tag, chapter attribute, what plot state it inherits, what progress it makes, how the protagonist changes, and what anticipation it plants for the next chapter.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to position your next chapter by describing its rough plot, for example: "Help me define the emotion tag, chapter attribute, and narrative functions for my next chapter where the protagonist is publicly humiliated and fights back."
