Two or three chapters on how to write a novel...
A: A story must first have characters!
B: So I set up three protagonists.
A: There must be intricate emotional relationships between characters!
B: (Pointing) He loves him, he loves him, he doesn't love him, he loves him.
A: Very good, but it's not enough. We need to add external factors to make their relationship unbalanced, preferably death, past life grievances, blood feud...
B: Hey, so cruel! Then make your brother unable to speak.
A: Not enough. . .
B: Can't move?
A: Not enough. . .
B: Then just write it down.
A: No.
B: If you can't speak or move, and you can't move, what's the difference between being in a vegetative state?
A: This is okay.
B: (rolls eyes) What's next?
A: Give a happy ending.
B: I give you the pen to write. How can so many unfortunate things have a happy ending?
A: There are always ups and downs in life, but love can transcend them all.
Yes, what I want to write is probably such a story.
Concept: Love can travel through waves