The way the plot works
The plot usually worked in the following ways: 1. The beginning of the plot is usually the part that attracts the reader's attention. It can arouse the reader's interest through character description, environment description, plot conflict, etc. 2. Development: The development of the plot is usually driven by the actions and conversations of the characters. The readers gradually enter the story as the plot develops. In the development of the plot, there may be some turning points and conflicts. These turning points and conflicts can promote the development of the plot. Climax: The climax of the plot is usually a key point in the development of the plot. It is the part that the readers look forward to the most. In the climax, there may be some intense conflicts or tension between the characters, which will make the readers have a strong emotional resonance. Ending: The ending of the plot is usually the part that the readers look forward to the most and the end of the story. In the ending, the author would usually give some answers or clues so that the readers could better understand the theme and meaning of the story. The way the plot worked was a complex process that required the combination of character descriptions, environmental descriptions, plot conflicts, turning points, and climaxes to construct an attractive and logical story.
