Zombie: My Base for Survivors was a novel about zombies building a base during the apocalypse. It told the story of the protagonist, Wang Kai, who chose to fight hard in the apocalypse. He built a base, raised pigs, farmed, fished, generated electricity, and made artillery. However, the newly built base is facing the attack of 100,000 zombies. The protagonist must face this threat. This novel didn't have any system, special abilities, or transmigration elements. It focused on describing the struggle between humans and zombies.
Start with a clear concept. Know the theme, genre, and the overall mood you want to create. Then, flesh out the details like geography, history, and culture.
To build a world for a graphic novel, start with a clear concept. Map out the politics, economy, and technology of the world. Also, consider adding fantastical elements if it suits the story. Consistency is key to make the world feel real and immersive.
Start with a clear concept. Decide on the genre, themes, and overall tone of the world. Then, think about the physical environment, like landscapes and climates.
First, imagine the big picture. Then, flesh out the details. Add depth by creating diverse characters and their relationships within the world. Don't forget to include conflicts and resolutions that are specific to this world you're building.
To world-build well for a novel, you need to focus on creating a believable ecosystem. Consider the flora, fauna, and climate. Also, define the social and political structures. All these elements combined will make the world feel real to readers.