1, read the original carefully:
After reading, before you continue to write, you should read the original text carefully and understand the theme, characters and plot of the story. This helps us to understand the background and context of the original text and prepare for the later writing.
2. Determine the story:
Determining the direction of the story is a key step in the continuation of the feeling after reading. On the basis of understanding the original text, we need to think about what new challenges the characters in the story will face, how their emotions will change and how the plot will develop. This requires us to dig deep into the plot clues and characters of the original text and provide clear ideas and directions for subsequent writing.
3. Maintain consistency:
Coherence is a very important point in post-reading writing. In the process of writing, we should try our best to use the same language features, rhetorical devices and character descriptions as the original, so as to keep the subsequent writing consistent with the original. In this way, readers can feel a natural continuity and better understand and accept the follow-up stories.
4. Expand the plot and characters:
Expanding the plot and characters is an effective means to increase the complexity and attraction of the story after watching the sequel. While maintaining consistency, you can expand the story by adding new characters, describing more aspects of existing characters, or introducing new plots. This can make the story more interesting and attract readers' interest. But be careful not to deviate from the theme and style of the original text.
5. The ending should be reasonable:
The ending is the key link to continue reading. It not only needs to be consistent with the plot and characters of the original text, but also can leave a deep impression on readers. Therefore, in the process of writing, we should carefully think about the plot and expression at the end to ensure that it conforms to the development logic of the story and the style and language characteristics of the original text.