Do web novelists have a chance to win the Nobel Prize?

The possibility of web novels winning the Nobel Prize is very small because the Nobel Prize is usually only awarded to those who have made outstanding contributions to human culture and science. Web novels are usually based on fictional stories and characters without actual innovation and contribution. In addition, the selection criteria for the Nobel Prize in Literature were also very high. It required candidates to have unique creativity and profound insights in literature. The styles and types of online novels were often more diverse and difficult to meet these requirements. Although online novels had promoted the development and popularity of online novels in China to a certain extent, it could not be the reason for winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Keigo Higashino had a very good chance of winning the Nobel Prize in Literature. He was famous for his detective and suspense novels. His works were often full of profound social insight and human nature exploration, which were deeply loved by readers. The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to outstanding people in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the creation of novels. Keigo Higashino's works usually had complex plots and deep thoughts that met the selection criteria for this award. Although the selection process for the Nobel Prize in Literature was very strict, Keigo Higashino's works were widely praised for his innovation and excellent writing skills. He might also win the Nobel Prize in Literature because of this.

Sure, fiction can win the Pulitzer. Many great fictional works have received this prestigious award.

An example of a mystery novelist winning a Nobel Prize is as follows: 1 Agatha Christie: She won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1920. Take her masterpiece Murder on the Oriental Express as an example. Her works often include elements of mystery, murder, detective, and dramatic plots. 2 Carl Jung: He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1917 and is considered a psychologist and mystic. His works explored the human psyche and subconscious. 3. Tove Lo: He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2015. Take his representative work, The Grocery Store of the Heart, as an example. This work tells a very fascinating story about solving people's psychological confusion. These are some examples of mystery novelists who have won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and of course, there are many other excellent mystery novelists whose works are also very popular with readers but have yet to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Pavlov won the Nobel Prize for his work on digestive physiology and his discovery of the conditioned reflex.

Calvino and Borges both won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Cao Wenxuan won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Mo Yan won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2012.

Sartre didn't accept the Nobel Prize for any novel. He was offered the Nobel Prize in Literature but declined it.

Yes, it's possible. But it's extremely challenging as the competition is fierce and the criteria are very strict.