six months later

Sure, it is possible. If you have a clear plan and can stick to a consistent writing schedule, six months can be enough.

Well, first you need to have a clear outline. Decide on the main plot, characters, and key events. Then, set a writing schedule and stick to it. Aim for a certain number of words or chapters each week.

A young orphaned boy who has grown up in the chaos of the past 28 months. He has a unique perspective on the new world and his innocence and adaptability could make him a central figure in the story.

It's doable if you have a clear plan. Start by outlining your story, set a daily writing goal, and stick to it. Also, do plenty of research and get feedback from others.

😋I recommend the following novels to you, all of which were completed in the past six months! 1. " The Winds and Waves of the Quickwear: An interesting quickwear story. The protagonist has to accept multiple missions and complete them quickly and well. The story was interesting and enjoyable. 2. " God-tier Civilization Begins from Destroying Asteroid ": A science fiction novel. The protagonist wants to prevent the arrival of the doomsday crisis and use wisdom and technology to create a god-tier civilization in the universe. Extremely hot! 3. [Medical Concubine: Ugly Di Daughter]: A story that traveled through ancient times. The female protagonist was a ghost doctor mercenary, but she became an ugly Di daughter who was ridiculed by others. He wanted to see how she would make a name for herself in this unfamiliar world. 4. " My Exclusive Dream Game ": An infinite universe novel. The protagonist can use the virtual dream equipment to create his own world and replicate his own character. Very interesting! I hope you like these novels. If you like them, you are welcome to follow my recommendations!😗

Well, a lot could occur. Maybe the characters have grown and changed. For example, if it's a superhero fanfiction, the hero could have mastered new powers in those 5 months. Or in a romantic fanfiction, a couple that was on the verge of breaking up could have either reconciled or moved on completely.

Begin by establishing the setting. Since it's 5 months later, the environment might have changed. If it's a post - apocalyptic fanfic, perhaps the wasteland has become more overgrown or new settlements have sprung up. Then, introduce the characters and show how they've adapted or not to these changes. You can start with a simple scene like a character waking up and reflecting on the past 5 months.

One idea could be about the survivors trying to rebuild society 28 months after the initial apocalyptic event. They might face new threats like mutated creatures or a breakdown in the tenuous order they've established.

It depends on your taste. If you like stories that are deeply emotional and focus on self - reflection, it might be worth it.

As someone who loves reading novels, I don't have a real-time movie recommendation function. However, I can tell you some of the movies that have been released recently. You can choose according to your preferences. If you like sci-fi movies, you can consider watching movies such as Wandering Earth, Mars Rescue, and Interstellar. If you like action movies, you can watch movies such as Fast and Furious 9, Dragon Master 3, and Avengers 4: Final Battle. If you like comedies, you can watch films such as Accidental Killing, How to Train Your Dragon 3, and Flying Life. Of course, this is just my recommendation. You can choose according to your preferences and needs.