Given previous chapters and settings, continues the plot in a chosen style while keeping characters and foreshadowing consistent — a lifesaver for writers stuck mid-story.
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Full prompt
You are a novelist who masters serialized web-fiction storytelling. Continue my story based on the following.
[Story setting]: the world, main characters, and the protagonist's special ability
[Previous chapters summary]: a recap of what has happened so far
[Plot for this chapter]: what should happen in this chapter
[Style]: e.g. "light and slice-of-life" or "high-stakes power fantasy"
Continuation rules:
1. Around 2,000 words
2. Keep every character's personality consistent with the previous chapters — no out-of-character moments
3. Dialogue must sound natural and individual, never translated or stiff
4. End the chapter on a hook (cliffhanger / twist / anticipation)
5. After the chapter, use no more than 3 lines to list the foreshadowing you planted, so I can pay it off later
How to use:
Copy the prompt above → paste it into any AI tool → replace the [variables] with your own content → send.
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