fanqie-short-guize-writer

Creates Chinese Tomato platform short horror rule-based fiction with breakout twists.

491|44|Updated Apr 3, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/yejiming/MuseAI --skill fanqie-short-guize-writer
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Skill: fanqie-short-guize-writer
Source: https://github.com/yejiming/MuseAI/tree/main/src-tauri/resources/skills/fanqie-short-guize-writer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yejiming/MuseAI --skill fanqie-short-guize-writer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the common pain point of writers struggling to create high-retention short horror rule-based stories for the Tomato novel platform, which require specific pacing, rule design, and hook structures to keep mobile readers engaged across short chapters.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Genre-specific writing frameworks: Provides tailored guidance for 9 popular subgenres including dorm rule puzzles, exam taboos, folk custom breakouts, comedic relative NPC twists, and NPC workplace comedy horror.
  • 4-layer quality self-check system: Includes hard rule, style consistency, content quality, and retention audits to ensure stories meet platform standards before publishing.
  • Style templates and examples: Offers ready-to-use opening hooks, rule list formats, bullet chat formatting, and breakout scene templates to speed up the writing process. Use case: A writer creating a short horror rule story for Tomato can use this Skill to design conflicting fake rules for a dorm setting, craft a strong opening hook with a rule list, and add a comedic twist where the terrifying dorm supervisor is the protagonist's aunt to boost reader retention.

Quick Start

Use this skill to write a 6000-word short horror rule story set in a college dorm with two fake rules in the rule list and a comedic relative breakout twist at the climax, following the tomato platform's mobile-optimized short paragraph pacing guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions about fanqie-short-guize-writer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write high-retention short horror rule stories for the Tomato novel platform?

To write high-retention short horror rule stories for the Tomato novel platform, use tailored genre frameworks with strong opening hooks, specific executable rules, progressive tension, and mobile-optimized short paragraph pacing to keep readers engaged.

What are the popular subgenres for rule-based horror fiction on mobile novel platforms?

Popular subgenres for rule-based horror fiction include campus rule puzzles, dorm fake rule scenarios, exam taboos, folk custom breakouts, and NPC workplace comedy horror, offering diverse settings for mobile readers.

How do I design conflicting fake rules for a dorm horror story?

To design conflicting fake rules for a dorm horror story, craft a rule list containing deceptive instructions that mislead the protagonist, creating progressive tension and setting up a satisfying breakout twist at the climax.

Can I add comedic twists to short horror rule stories without losing reader retention?

Yes, you can add comedic twists to short horror rule stories by introducing comedic relative NPC twists or workplace comedy elements at the climax, which boosts reader retention by subverting expectations while maintaining the horror rule framework.

Does this approach meet Tomato platform requirements for mobile-optimized pacing?

Yes, this approach meets Tomato platform requirements by enforcing mobile-optimized short paragraph pacing, strong opening hooks, and a 4-layer quality self-check system covering hard rules, style consistency, content quality, and retention audits.

What is the best way to structure a 6000-word short horror rule story?

The best way to structure a 6000-word short horror rule story is to open with a rule list hook, establish progressive tension through executable rules, and resolve with a breakout twist, all formatted in mobile-optimized short paragraphs.