What problem does it solve?
Writers of short-form marriage betrayal fiction often struggle to structure a satisfying revenge arc with concrete evidence chains, escalating conflict, and a decisive settlement. This Skill provides genre-specific outline rules so AI-generated plots stay coherent and meet reader expectations.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Genre Routing Constraint: Requires reading the parent GENRE_ROUTE_STANDARD.md and outputting a genre card before any outline, chapter outline, character, or setting generation.
- Three-Act Outline Rules: Structures stories as anomaly discovery, covert evidence gathering and setup, then public reckoning and rebirth, with concrete betrayal stakes like money, property, and reputation.
- Chapter Outline Guidance: Tags each section with stages such as anomaly, confirmation, evidence collection, counterattack, confrontation, and settlement, ending chapters on hooks like new evidence or a third party appearing.
- Use Case: A writer prompts with an inspiration like "a postpartum wife discovers her husband transferred their savings to his mistress" and receives a genre card plus a chapter-by-chapter evidence-chain outline.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to generate a genre card and chapter outline for a short marriage betrayal story where the protagonist discovers property transfer through a bank statement.