Zhang Xingran was at a loss for words...
Wang Hao had just mentioned things that her script truly lacked! At least, it wasn't that comprehensive...
"Drama is the art of choice and sudden changes," Wang Hao continued, "In the many structural parts before the climax, if any one part goes wrong, the climax won't succeed. Let's break it down."
"Beginning: The beginning needs to introduce events and retain information, set the situation, and showcase the basic appearance and development of characters."
"Opening: Characters enter, their personalities are presented, and the suspense and start of events need to create a certain sense of mystery."
"Insertion: Characters immerse themselves in events and the situation."
"Development: Characters develop in the midst of events, their personalities are presented, events drive forward, suspense intensifies, and relationships between characters have progression, development, and change."
