Can you recommend a novel to introduce your fiancée in the first chapter?

The key to nailing the first chapter is to have a unique premise. Make it something readers haven't seen before. Also, build tension or curiosity quickly to keep them turning the pages. And don't forget to polish your writing style to draw them in.

Start with an attention-grabbing opening scene. Maybe it's a mysterious event or a character in a tense situation. That'll hook your readers.

The characters included the male lead, Quan Lie, and the female lead, Nan Wuyue. " Boss, Your Fiancée Is Reborn " by Windy. It's a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry. The Lin family's daughter died in an accident. Everyone in the capital sighed. After her rebirth, she was a down-and-out girl, Nan Wuyue. Her parents didn't love her, and she had no money or power. When she met her ex-fiancé again, she discovered many incredible things. He had booked a restaurant for his dead fiancée to celebrate her birthday, spent thousands of dollars to bid for rare jewelry for her, spent a few years building a themed business district for her…and even searched for the truth behind her death. Everyone said that the Quan Family's Second Young Master was cold-blooded and heartless. However, no one knew that the only tenderness he had was given to a 'dead'. 。 I hope you will like this book.

I recommend "Reborn Female Supporting Character: I'm the Real Fiancée". This modern romance novel was about the female protagonist, Han Xing, who became the male protagonist's fiancée after her rebirth, but the male protagonist treated her as a scheming bitch and a mistress. The female protagonist had to face the attacks of the male and female protagonists, prove her innocence, and at the same time show the female protagonist's intelligence and counterattack methods. This book matched the description of the title. The first chapter was on campus, and the female lead was the male lead's fiancée. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Begin with a powerful statement or a thought-provoking question. It can make the readers stop and think, and draw them into the story. Or start with a flashback to add depth and intrigue to the narrative.

One way is to describe your character's appearance and personality traits as they look in the mirror or reflect on themselves. Also, mention a memorable incident from their past that shaped them. These combined can provide a good introduction.

I'm not sure which Towles you specifically mean as there could be many authors named Towles. But generally, his first novel might have been an exploration of his creativity. It could have contained the seeds of ideas that later developed in his other works.

Sure. 'The Star Wars' by George Lucas was the first Star Wars novel. It was based on the screenplay of the first Star Wars movie. It allowed fans to further explore the galaxy far, far away in written form, expanding on the characters and the universe that was initially presented on the big screen.

The first Ukrainian novel, for example 'The Haidamaks', is important. It has themes related to Ukrainian heritage. It might talk about the people, their struggles, and their way of life back then. It's a key part of the literary heritage of Ukraine.

Sure. The first Spenser novel is 'The Godwulf Manuscript'. It's a great start to the series.