Why didn't Shakespeare write novels?

Well, during Shakespeare's time, the popularity and demand for plays were much higher than novels. Also, the cultural and literary context might not have encouraged him to venture into novel-writing.

Shakespeare's talent was in creating vivid characters and engaging stories for the stage. The world of novels was different back then. There were fewer models of great novels to follow. He was more influenced by the Greek and Roman drama traditions which led him to focus on plays rather than novels.

There are some theories that suggest other people might have written the works attributed to Shakespeare. One theory is that Christopher Marlowe could have been involved. Some believe that Marlowe faked his death in 1593 and continued to write under Shakespeare's name. Another possibility is that it was a group of playwrights and intellectuals who worked together to create those masterpieces. However, the mainstream view still holds that Shakespeare was the author, as there is a significant amount of evidence supporting his authorship, including contemporary records and the consistency of the writing style in the plays and sonnets.

There might be a lack of knowledge about the different literary forms among some people. Shakespeare's works are so well - known that someone might assume he also wrote novels. His plays have been so influential that they have been translated, adapted, and reinterpreted in countless ways, which could lead to this kind of misperception. But the fact remains that he was a playwright, not a novelist.

There were several reasons why Maoni stopped writing novels. First of all, he felt that he was not good at constructing a world, and web novelists usually constructed the entire world instead of just writing a story. Secondly, he didn't like a world that didn't change. He wanted to change it. In addition, reality was also a factor to consider. He was already of an age that did not allow him to write long novels. Maoni's plans for the future included exercising his body, making the movie " Spike " into a movie, and making movies. In short, Maoni stopped writing long novels because he felt that he was not good at constructing a world. He wanted to make some changes, and practical reasons were also a consideration.

Old Nine Gates was one of the novels in the Grave Robber's Chronicles series written by the third uncle of the Southern faction. Because the story of Grave Robber's Chronicles had not ended, the novel of Old Nine Gates had not been continued.

I'm not sure who you're referring to when you say 'Scattering Empty'. If I can provide more information, I will try my best to answer your questions.

Writing hehe instead of haha in a novel is usually to leave more room for the reader's imagination and hints to better express emotions and atmosphere. The word hehe can have many different meanings and explanations, such as smiling, chuckling, smiling, and other emojis. It can also be used to express a relaxed and happy tone. This kind of language expression could allow the readers to better understand the author's emotions and attitudes, and at the same time, it could also provide more hints and metaphor for the development of the plot and the expression of emotions. Using hehe in a novel could make the story more vivid, rich, and deep, and it could also increase the reader's participation and reading experience. Therefore, he could better express his emotions and the theme of the story in his writing.

One piece of evidence some people point to is Shakespeare's relatively humble educational background. They think someone with a more extensive formal education, like Francis Bacon, would be more likely to have written such complex works. Another is the lack of original manuscripts in Shakespeare's handwriting. However, many scholars refute these points. Just because his education was not as formal as some others doesn't mean he couldn't be a great writer. And the lack of original manuscripts could be due to the passage of time and the normal handling of theater documents in that era.

Celestial Bane originally planned to write a sequel, but after the author Xiao Ding finished the first draft, he expressed that he was not satisfied with the ending of the novel, so he decided not to write a sequel. Xiao Ding had once said in an interview that he wanted to express a deep emotion in the ending of Celestial Bane, which was the exploration and thinking of life and fate. He believed that the ending of the novel should be more complete and rich, rather than simply continuing the previous story. In addition, Celestial Bane novels had many story clues, and it would take a certain amount of time and effort to continue writing. Xiao Ding indicated that he had already put aside the idea of continuing to write for a period of time, intending to reconsider and complete a new Celestial Slaying Story.