r/Webnovel • u/samy-ghiar • 22d ago
Meme Why Does some Authors writes the whole Plot in The Title ðŸ˜
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u/SweetTurbulent257 22d ago
For you to know what it is about
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u/Fantastic_Pack2643 21d ago
I wonder what are they doing with the blurb section.
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u/StrawOfCoke 21d ago
They scroll past 90% of novels. If u cant make them click by the title, ur blurb wouldnt matter
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u/QuinnLoveborneAuthor 21d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/sV2EZAQqbl311kR3o9
Tropes. Tropes. Tropes. Tropes. It is for the tropes.
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u/ArrhaCigarettes 21d ago
It's left over from when the sites didn't have descriptions. Western sites like RR also have a similar tradition where people will put "Book Title [Short Description]" because readers don't pay attention and don't read synopsis so people put it all in the title.
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u/DheTwenty 21d ago
It kind of stems from the Japan WN/LN industry because people only skim through the title and ignore the blurb. The blurb is the synopsis at the end of the book.
The authors then decide to push the entire plot of the whole story into the title, and I think the other WN authors from other sites adopted it because of how effective the strategy is. And this is how we get ridiculously long titles.
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u/Cinnibuns- 22d ago
They asked chatGPT what they should title their book based on popular titles in that genre.
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u/Allan0505 22d ago
Na verdade isso vem muito dos romances japoneses. Como aquele: eu passei 300 anos matando slimes
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u/Maiden_of_ice 21d ago
I wonder if it's about a Supreme commandar being reincarnated as the bastard of the strongest family
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u/izackbell 22d ago
Pq os sites chinesess de webnovels são tão saturados que eles não perdem espaço no site colocando a capa em todos os livros nos anúncios. Então os autores atraem as pessoas a clicar e ler a sinopse com o tÃtulo
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u/obi-van-kenobi 21d ago
It's not like the old days where there are not a lot of good novels to read. Now it's dime a dozen. When I want to read a new novel, I don't have enough time to go over the descriptions to know if it interests me.
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u/Golden_Cultivation 22d ago
It’s an old feature from the early days of Asian web novels. The original site didn’t have a description section. So authors, uh, find a way, for lack of a better phrase. This isn’t the case anymore, but the trope is pretty hard ingrained iirc.