Tomato Novel Popular Short Story Writer

Problem

Writing short novels for Tomato Novel often fails at topic freshness, opening hooks, pacing, and stable quality across long drafts. A single long generation can drift from the outline, and the final file may not be ready for submission. This skill targets Chinese short stories of 10,000-30,000 words and breaks the workflow into reviewable steps.

How It Works

It first searches for current Tomato Novel trends using keywords such as “Tomato Novel popular genres,” then validates the results against built-in references. If the search fails, it falls back to a default topic list. It then locks in male-oriented/female-oriented genres, target word count, core selling point, payoff type, opening hook, and style settings such as short punchy sentences, 40% dialogue, third-person limited POV, and HE/BE/OE endings.

The outline includes a title, one-line summary, protagonist profile, core conflict, scene-by-scene beats, ending design, and confirmed style parameters. Drafting is done in chunks of about 2000-4000 words, with a hook inside the first 500 words and controlled pacing for small and large payoffs. After completion, it checks flow, counts words, exports a UTF-8 .txt file, and suggests submission tags and title optimizations.

Boundaries

It does not auto-publish to Tomato Novel, generate covers, adapt scripts, or handle stories above 30,000 words. Continuing existing drafts, changing style, or optimizing previous text requires user-provided material. The output should still be manually reviewed for repetition, factual accuracy, and platform compliance.