What problem does it solve? Writing web novel chapters without a structured plot plan leads to flat conflicts, missing information reveals, and weak chapter-end hooks that lose readers. This Skill turns outline points and prior context into an executable per-chapter plot framework before any prose is drafted. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Conflict Design: Selects and grades conflicts across three types (interpersonal, environmental, internal) with a cross-chapter escalation curve and anti-pattern rules. - Information Increment Planning: Enforces 1-3 new reveals per chapter across six categories (worldbuilding, character, relationship, foreshadowing, ability growth, goal change). - Structure & Hooks: Decomposes the chapter into a four-part node structure (opening, development, climax, hook) with a hard capacity gate, plus four hook types and chained foreshadowing (A→B→C) design. - Use Case: Given the outline point "Lin Ye exposes his strength at an auction" and prior-chapter context, produce a plot sheet specifying the conflict type, two information reveals, node word counts, a reversal hook, and a self-check list ready for the drafting stage. ## Quick Start Use the novel-plot skill to derive the plot framework for chapter 12 from the outline points and prior context prepared by novel-prep.
