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Systematically identify what's missing in non-fiction writing—both blind spots (inherent limitations) and blank spots (gaps that could be addressed). Use before finalizing non-fiction or when feedback feels incomplete.
Write in the 'Sun-style': restrained plain sketch narration, short-sentence rhythm, number-based anchoring, objects as emotional carriers, and silence as the climax. It is suitable for first-person non-fiction narratives, long personal experience essays, emotional stories, memoirs, documentary prose, and character features. Use this skill when users request 'Brother Sun's style', 'Sun-style writing', 'cold narration', 'long plain sketch essays', 'restrained emotional expression', 'unsentimental stories', 'iceberg writing method', or 'write like *My Girlfriend Jing Tian*'. It also applies when users ask for Chinese narrative long essays that 'don't sound like AI', 'have a human touch', 'exude sophistication', or 'possess literary quality'. Core techniques include plain sketch, contrast, repetition, foreshadowing and echo, objects and imagery, montage, blank space, anti-climax, address changes, and circular structure.