/lit/ - Literature

>>16178395
Adventure

>>16178397
Can you please be serious?

>>16178395
story

>>16178404
Kill yourself retard

>>16178424
Why?

Bump

>>16178395
A harem with at least one childhood friend and a man in drag

>>16179070
My story doesn’t have any romance in it. It’s more of a character driving himself to his doom chasing an impossible and stupid goal.

>>16178395
Consecutive events following each other without pause. The events need to connect in some way (it can't be just random stuff happening), and the characters need to face challenges every chapter.

>>16179495
So like a tv show where there’s a new problem to solve every episode or two?

>>16178395
>main character is an orphan and is the chosen one
>the world is eating it self
>there is magic and monsters
>there are guns but people still use swords
>god is angry and is going to kill everyone
>takes place in a fantasy medieval europe
>main character has a harem consisting of his teacher, the princess, childhood friend, foster sister, pet dog, and every girl at school

adventure stories generally are made of 3 components - a journey, a crisis on that journey, and a triumph in some way to complete the adventure. these can be subverted, reversed, or distorted in some way but to be an adventure story they usually complete the journey crisis triumph narrative arc. apart from this, what makes a good adventure story is everything else that makes a good story, interesting characters, solid world building, well written dialogue, ect.

I'd say world- and character building are among the most important factors in adventure novels. Adventure novels are just about the most suited genre for escapism (however much /lit/ likes to shit on that term), and being able to form a decent mental image of the surroundings and characters in the story facilitates that enormously. That's why, personally, I'd say an adventure book typically gets better (there are exceptions) with a higher page count.

The adventure is a metaphor for some dumb pretentious shit

>>16178395
Something that speaks to the readers subconcious. So essentially any works based on the structure of classic mythos, such as the Hobbit or LOTR.

>>16180433
Where can I read a good iteration of this story? Asking unironically

Sex tourism in multiple countries. Finding Azunyan and ejaculating inside of her vagina.

>>16182162
Hmmm anon I’m paki. I don’t think I’ll be able to score