What does it mean to be in a web novel?

In my view, 'wandering in web novel' is about the experience of freely navigating among web novels. It's like a journey where you discover new stories, maybe stumble upon some hidden gems, and constantly be surprised by the creativity of web novel authors. You might start with one type of web novel, say a fantasy one, and then end up in a completely different genre like a mystery or a romance, all in the spirit of wandering and exploration.

It could mean not taking actions that would harm or end the existence of web novels. For example, not pirating them which can lead to loss of revenue for authors and eventually kill the web novel industry. Also, not spreading false negative reviews just to discourage others from reading a particular web novel.

Being 'trapped in a web novel' might also imply that someone is having a hard time getting out of the influence of a particular web novel. Maybe they constantly think about the story, and it affects their real - life decisions or emotions. For example, if a web novel has a very dark or depressing theme, the reader might carry that mood with them in their daily life. They might find it difficult to focus on other things because their mind keeps going back to the events and characters in the novel.

A YY novel was a type of novel that focused on fictional fantasy worlds, non-realistic characters, and plots. It often focused on the psychological and emotional descriptions of the characters, allowing the readers to feel a virtual romance and excitement. Xiao Bai was a term used on the internet to describe those who lacked knowledge and experience, and their actions and thoughts were childish and naive. The main purpose of these novels was to entertain the audience. They focused on the storyline and character creation, and often added some humorous and relaxing elements.

It could mean leaving behind the idea of goodbye within the context of a web novel. Maybe it's about a character in the web novel who is finally free from having to say goodbye all the time, or it could be a thematic statement about the web novel itself moving away from sad partings as a major theme.

It's not entirely clear. 'Kill' here might imply some sort of negative action towards 'no morechinese web novel'. Maybe it could be a statement about stopping the creation or spread of a certain type of Chinese web novel, but without more context it's hard to be certain.

In my view, 'gifting the world web novel' may also suggest promoting web novels on a global scale in a very generous way. It could involve efforts such as translating web novels into various languages so that people from different parts of the world can enjoy them. Also, it might be about highlighting the unique features of web novels, like their interactive nature in some cases, and presenting them as a valuable gift to the global community of readers.

It could mean not to suppress or end the existence of Chinese web novels. Maybe it's a call to preserve the rich variety and creativity in Chinese web novel industry, which has a large number of unique stories and cultural elements.

When a eunuch described a web novel, it usually meant that the work was not finished or had been aborted. This word is usually used to describe a story line that suddenly stops at the end and does not continue. This could be because the author was unable to continue writing for various reasons or was forced to stop writing due to some unexpected events. Using the word " eunuch " to describe a web novel may make some people feel dissatisfied or disappointed because it implies that there may be problems with the quality or value of the work. However, this was also a common phenomenon in online literature. Many online novels would be cut off during the creation process for various reasons. This did not mean that there was a problem with the works themselves.

Micro-web literature was a type of online literature that was featured by concise writing and a compact plot. It was usually only a few million words and was relatively short. Micro-web novels usually appeared in the form of short stories that described some unexpected events or emotional entanglements between characters. They were often highly readable and story-telling. Micro-web novels were often widely circulated on the Internet and were welcomed by the majority of readers.