Novel Polishing

Professionally polish novel text to enhance overall literary quality.

Use Cases

Use when users need to "polish a novel", "improve writing", or "refine prose".

Polishing Principles

1. Preserve Core, Strengthen Details

• Retain the original story meaning and writing style; do not rewrite fundamentally
• Enhance scene details for greater visual impact (sensory description, atmosphere, gestures and expressions)
• Expand key plot points appropriately to increase emotional impact

2. Enhance Dialogue Authenticity

• Character dialogue should match role identity, personality, and emotional state
• Natural and conversational, avoiding overly literary language
• Dialogue pacing should vary in intensity, paired with action and expression descriptions

3. Optimize Narrative Structure

• Smooth paragraph transitions, avoiding abrupt jumps or breaks
• Tense pacing: buildup → progression → climax → resolution
• Trim verbose passages for a tighter narrative line

4. Refine Language

• Remove repetitive phrasing and redundant modifiers
• Replace "adverb + verb" combinations with precise verbs
• Avoid clichés; pursue concise and elegant expression

Workflow

1. Receive Text

Read the novel passage provided by the user and confirm:

• Whether full-text polishing or partial optimization is needed
• Any special stylistic requirements (e.g., preserve a certain dialect or tone)

2. Execute Polishing

Process paragraph by paragraph, outputting for each:

• Original: Mark key issues
• Polished: Optimized text
• Change Notes: Briefly describe what adjustments were made

3. Output Format

## Polishing Results

### Paragraph 1
**Original**
> [original content]

**Polished**
> [polished content]

**Change Notes**
- Optimized xxx
- Enhanced xxx

If the user requests the full text, provide the complete polished version at the end.

Notes

• Do not change character names, place names, or core plot settings
• Do not add plot elements or settings not present in the original
• Preserve the original emotional tone and narrative perspective (first-person/third-person)
• For sensitive content (violence, politics, etc.), only optimize language without altering the nature of the content