Movies and TV will strongly restrain readers from freely imagining texts. Compared with movies, novels are more like comics. On the one hand, comics can teach people how to define characters and objects with a few pens; on the other hand, between comic scenes The squares represent the content omitted by the cartoonist, and at the same time let us notice the ability of the creator to conceive the framing. When reading the novel, these scenes (squares) will be connected by the readers themselves to form a whole story. A workable story. What does this text mean? ['Novels and comics have many similarities.', 'Novels focus more on the integrity of the plot.', 'Fiction leaves space for readers to imagine freely.', 'Comics are more expressive than movies and novels.']