
Creation site for web novels and motion...
Serial writing breaks when the outline and the prose drift apart. Here you first pick a channel's themes, plots, and characters, generate volume and chapter outlines, choose a long or short shape, and only then produce the prose. After that you can open a motion-comic storyboard, match looks and voices to extracted characters, and edit shots, camera moves, and lines. You can also convert scenes into a script, dub characters by chapter, or revise a cover in chat. A text file split by chapter titles can be outlined and then continued or rewritten. It fits authors who want novel, script, and promo video in one line.
Liangzi Tanxian is a creation site for web novels and motion comics. Authors pick themes, plots, and character setups for male-oriented or female-oriented fiction, generate volume and chapter outlines, then write long or short chapters in one pass. The same site can turn a novel into a script, assign voices by character, revise a cover in conversation, and build a storyboard video whose shots, camera moves, and lines can be adjusted. The page does not name a developer.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Outline-first drafting
Pick themes, plots, and characters, generate volume, unit, and chapter outlines, choose long or short form, then draft the prose from that outline.
Motion-comic storyboard
Characters are extracted from the prose and matched to looks and voices, then a storyboard of shots, camera moves, and lines is rendered into video.
Novel-to-script conversion
Upload a novel or import one from history, convert each chapter into scenes, choose the scene mix for every episode, and generate a new script synopsis.
Per-character chapter audio
Characters are extracted by chapter so you can set voice, emotion, and speed, export audio for a radio drama, and continue into video.
Outline, continue, or rewrite
Upload a text split by chapter titles, extract an outline and imitation material, then continue the original or rewrite it on the same theme.
Serial authors drafting a long novel
An author sets the channel and cast, keeps the through-line in volume and chapter outlines, then drafts the prose from that plan.
Writers turning a novel into a short drama
A writer imports the novel, splits it into scene scripts, and picks which scene groups belong in each episode.
Audio producers dubbing by character
An audio producer extracts characters chapter by chapter, sets voice and emotion, and exports tracks for a radio drama.
The page splits writing into three steps: pick themes, plots, and characters for a male-oriented or female-oriented story, generate volume and chapter outlines for long or short form, then draft from that outline. It relies on context memory to keep characters and the through-line, by laying out the chapter outline once rather than restarting the chat every chapter. Whether the premise is worth writing is still the author's call.
The prose can enter a motion comic: set a visual style, let the system extract characters and match looks and voices, edit shots, camera moves, and lines, then render the video. Each chapter can also become a scene script, or characters can be dubbed. Covers start from the prose and can be refined by chat. All of these start from existing text.
Breakdown starts with an uploaded text whose chapters are separated by headings such as Chapter N. The system extracts an outline, then creates new ideas and imitation material. You can continue the original, or rewrite the same theme and plot in another treatment. It does not find a publishing deal; it handles outline, continuation, and rewrite.
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