In comparison. Is it easier to write prose or novels?
There was no absolute answer to this question because both prose and novels required a certain amount of writing skills and experience in order to write excellent works. Prose was a genre that focused on expressing one's feelings and views, as well as describing the natural and social environment. Prose usually didn't need too many details and plots, but more focused on expressing the author's thoughts and feelings. Therefore, the difficulty of writing prose was relatively low, and the requirements for the author's writing and expression were relatively high. Fictions, on the other hand, paid more attention to the plot and details. The author needed to have a strong imagination and narrative ability. A novel usually needed a certain background and character setting, but it also needed to pay attention to expressing the author's emotions and thoughts. Therefore, the difficulty of writing a novel was relatively high, and the requirements for the author's writing and narrative skills were also high. To write a good essay or novel required a lot of time and energy to study, practice, and explore. Only through constant practice and exploration could one write excellent works.
