When does fiction feel real and why?

It's because good fiction creates vivid characters and immersive worlds that we can easily relate to and get lost in.

In fiction, 'I feel' is often said when you need to convey a character's raw and immediate emotional state. It can be to show vulnerability, confusion, or a strong sense of certainty. Sometimes, it's used to create empathy for the character or to drive the plot forward by revealing their inner conflicts.

Well, one reason could be its departure from the more traditional and grounded feel of the original 'Avatar' series. It has some out - there plotlines and character developments that seem more in line with what a fan might come up with rather than a strictly planned out sequel. For example, some of the new bending abilities introduced feel a bit like they were added just for the sake of being cool, similar to what a fanfic writer might do.

Fiction gives us a chance to escape reality and enter different worlds, connecting us with characters and their experiences. It makes us feel like we're not alone in our thoughts and emotions.

It's because fiction can transport us to different worlds and make us relate to the characters' experiences. We get emotionally invested as if it's all real.

Reality often trumps fiction when it comes to real-life events that are too extraordinary or complex to be easily imagined in fictional works.

As a form of literature, novels usually convey the author's thoughts and emotions through fictional plots, characters, and scenes. This kind of fictional plot and scene may make the readers feel like they are in reality because they participate in the plot development of the story to some extent and resonate with the characters. Fictions were also an art form. They usually used a lot of rhetorical devices and language techniques to enhance their authenticity and expressiveness. For example, the author might use metaphor, metaphor, symbolism, and other language means to describe the psychology and emotions of the characters or to create a realistic external world by describing the natural scenery and the appearance of the characters. In addition, the reader's personal experience and emotions may resonate with the novel, making the characters and plots in the novel feel real. For example, a reader might resonate with a character in a novel and feel that their emotions and experiences are similar to their own. This will make them feel that the characters and plot in the novel are real and believable. Therefore, the fictional plot and setting, rhetorical devices and language skills, as well as the reader's personal experience and emotions, all work together to make the novel feel real.

In martial arts novels, when one vomited blood, their throat would be sweet for the following reasons: During vomiting, blood will take away a lot of oxygen, causing the oxygen content in the blood to decrease. When the oxygen content in the blood is too low, people will feel a sweet taste in their throats. This is because hypoxemias will cause the saliva glands in the throat to secrete sweet substances. In wuxia novels, the scene of vomiting blood usually depicted blood spurting out from the mouth and nose. The blood in this scene was usually bright red, and bright red blood contained higher blood sugar and sugar. Therefore, the reason why the throat felt sweet after vomiting blood might be because blood sugar and sugar also had a sweet taste. The scene of vomiting blood in martial arts novels was also often associated with the performance of profound internal energy. In this case, vomiting blood may be caused by some unhealthy state in the human body. In this case, the sugar and oxygen content in the blood may be relatively low, so the throat will feel sweet.

In some fanfics, Naruto might feel unwanted because the author wants to explore a darker or more angsty side of his character. They may show him being excluded by the villagers even more than in the original story, perhaps to create a different kind of character development arc where he has to overcome not only external enemies but also this sense of being an outcast within his own community.

One reason might be related to his sense of responsibility. Naruto feels a huge obligation to protect the village and his friends. In fanfiction, when things go wrong or he fails in some small way, he could start to feel undeserving of all the good things in his life. He might think that if he can't fulfill his duties perfectly, he doesn't deserve the love, the power, or the status he has. Also, his own high standards for himself, which he has developed over the years of trying to prove himself, can make him feel unworthy when he falls short in any way.