| 英文摘要 |
As the internet becomes essential to daily life, fiction writing and dissemination have also shifted into the digital realm. This study focuses on web fiction writer with experience in long-form writing, active reader interaction, and familiarity with web-based platforms. Using qualitative interviews and observations, it explores writers’writing processes and influencing factors. Findings indicate that writing process consists of three main stages: idea incubation, plot development, and manuscript writing, accompanied by data collection, revision, and reader engagement. Influencing factors fall into two categories: personal and external. Personal factors—such as personality, emotional state, academic background, and interests—act as the core driving force behind creation. External factors—such as reader feedback, platform features, market trends, and social issues—mainly affect the direction and content during later stages of writing. Overall, web fiction writing is shaped by the interplay of multiple factors, producing a unique and dynamic creative process. |