Writing with AI

What is AI-assisted writing?

Luo Bi AI Writing is an AI-powered creation platform designed for novel, web fiction, and script writers.

It brings together inspiration, outlines, characters, settings, chapters, and revisions in a single web-based workspace.

Main functions

• Create novels, novellas, and short stories.
• Start creating by beginning with an introduction, an outline, or a book analysis.
• Generate an outline for the entire book, a list of chapters, and a detailed outline.
• Manage roles, leads, relationships, and worldview settings.
• Generate this chapter or multiple chapters at once.
• Continue writing this chapter or several subsequent chapters.
• Expand, refine, and optimize the main text.
• Extract summaries and scenes from the chapter text.
• Adapt short stories or novels into scripts.
• Import outlines and settings generated by other AI platforms.
• Save prompt templates and shortcut options.
• Use the AI for conversation, naming, and inspiration.

Which authors are suitable?

Workflow for medium and long novels

Writing medium- to long-form works can start with book information, an opening story, an outline, or existing materials.

1. Determine the theme, audience, length, and narrative perspective.
2. Fill in the core conflict and the protagonist’s goals.
3. Create character profiles, relationships, and world-view rules.
4. Generate and manually modify the outline of the entire book.
5. Break down the overall outline of the book into volume-specific outlines.
6. Generate a chapter list and outline for each volume.
7. Generate the text chapter by chapter and link it to the necessary preceding content.
8. Record new characters, clues, and changes in settings.
9. A review of the structure and continuity is conducted after each volume is completed.
10. Complete the fact-checking, copyright verification, and manual editing before exporting.

Initial creation

The author can create the beginning of a novel directly, or they can first develop an outline for the opening before writing the actual text.

• Clearly state the protagonist’s current situation and immediate goals.
• Introduce conflict or suspense in the earlier paragraphs.
• Control background information to avoid setting it all at once.
• Specify the style, rhythm, and target word count.
• Do not pursue intense stimuli at the expense of subsequent logic.
• The tone of the entire book is established at the beginning and then locked in.

Outline, volume outline, and detailed outline

The outline is used to create a map; it doesn’t need to be followed mechanically, but any significant changes should be reflected in the characters and settings as well.

Role and Relationship Management

The character module is used to store character information and to provide a consistent context when chapters are generated.

• Record identity, age, appearance, and language habits.
• Write down your desires, fears, weaknesses, and goals for growth.
• Maintain the relationships between roles and the changing nodes.
• Separate the publicly available information from the hidden secrets.
• Update the records promptly when new characters appear.
• Only the characters truly required for this chapter are associated before generation.

Worldview setting

The setup module allows for the creation, editing, import, and use of templates to manage world-building materials.

Chapter generation

It generates content suitable for detailed control of a single chapter, and is suitable for continuous output across multiple chapters when there is an existing clear outline.

• Fill in the chapter introduction and writing requirements.
• Specify the number of words to generate and the language style.
• Select the relevant characters, clues, and settings.
• Select the range and type of context to associate with.
• Set the number of associated words at the end of the previous chapter.
• After generation, verify the new characters and plot changes.

Generate this chapter and generate multiple chapters

The official tutorial advises that when creating multiple chapters, if the selected starting chapter already contains content, that existing content may be deleted.

Tutorial for generating multiple chapters

1. First, export the work or copy a backup of the current chapter.
2. Confirm that there is no text in the initial chapter that needs to be retained.
3. Check the outline of each chapter and the expected plot.
4. Only link the necessary previous sections and settings.
5. The generator produces fewer sections for direction verification.
6. Check the continuity of characters, time, and clues chapter by chapter.
7. Stop and adjust the outline once a deviation is detected.
8. Proceed with batch generation only after confirming everything is correct.

Continuation function

Continuing this chapter will add the newly generated content directly at the end of the existing text.

To continue writing more chapters, subsequent chapters are created based on the desired plot, previous content, and established settings.

• It explains the events that must be carried out as part of this continuation.
• List the secrets that cannot be revealed in advance.
• Specify which characters must or must not appear.
• Maintain the tone and narrative perspective of the previous paragraph.
• Remove the explanations that repeat what has been said earlier.
• Update the scene and chapter summaries after each continuation.

Contextual relevance

Chapter generation can be linked to the summaries, scenes, or main text of previous chapters, as well as the end of the previous chapter.

More associations do not necessarily mean better; irrelevant content increases costs and distracts from the main focus of this chapter.

Extract summary and scenario

When a chapter lacks an introduction and scenes, structured information can be automatically extracted from the main text to fill in those gaps.

1. Open the completed chapter.
2. Choose to extract a summary or extract the scenes as well.
3. After generation, check the events, locations, and characters.
4. Remove information inferred from the model but not present in the main text.
5. After confirmation, save it to the chapter materials.
6. Choose the appropriate association method when generating later.

Text optimization

The optimization feature first generates suggestions for changes, after which the author can decide which of those suggestions to adopt.

• Check the logical flow of the plot and the motivations of the characters.
• Identify repetitions, redundancies, and information gaps.
• Address issues related to grammar errors, shifts in perspective, and tense problems.
• Enhance the scene, actions, and sensory details.
• Avoid standardizing all text into a model cavity.
• Compare the version after applying the suggestions with the version before the changes.

Expansion and refinement

Short fiction

A short process can start with basic information, an introduction, an outline, or a direction for imitation.

1. Determine the word count, type, and target platform.
2. Clearly state the core reversal or emotional turning point.
3. Generate or modify the introduction.
4. Create short outlines as needed.
5. Check the beginning, development, climax, and resolution as well as the clues embedded in the information.
6. Generate the main text and compress invalid branches.
7. Check whether there is a prior basis for the reversal.
8. Complete the originality and platform rules check.

Script writing and adaptation

The tool allows for creating outlines and scripts from an outline, as well as adapting existing novels into scripts.

• First, determine the number of episodes, the duration of each episode, and the target audience.
• Convert narrative content into actionable scenes and dialogue that can be filmed.
• Set up conflicts, twists, and ending hooks for each episode.
• Combine low-value characters and reduce scene control costs.
• Check the continuity of props, location, and time.
• Obtain legal permission before adapting someone else’s work.

Book deconstruction and imitation writing

Breaking down a book to analyze its structure, rhythm, and character functions does not equate to obtaining rights to reproduce the original work.

• Extract the theme, structure, and narrative strategies.
• Do not copy unique scenes, characters, and expressions.
• Redesign the character relationships and sources of conflict.
• Avoid prompting the model to continue protected works.
• Conduct similarity and copyright checks before publishing.
• Use disassembly for learning, not for plagiarizing.

Import external AI data

The platform’s tutorials allow users to import outlines, characters, and settings created by other AI tools in order to continue their creative work.

• Standardize character and location names before importing.
• Identify which information is already finalized and set.
• Delete the conflicting versions.
• Check the fictional references generated by the external model.
• Retain the import source and modification records.

Editing and reading settings

• Adjust the font, font size, and line spacing.
• Switch between dark and light themes.
• Use full screen to reduce distractions.
• Drag, edit, and delete chapter plot nodes.
• Add frequently used prompts to the quick options.
• Regularly export your works to create offline backups.

Prices and payment rules

The information below was verified on August 31, 2026; the price page does not display a fixed amount when not logged in.

Packages, models, quotas, and prices may change; the final details will be as indicated on the settlement page after logging in and in the terms of service.

Refunds and cancellations

The terms of service state that, unless required by law or as specified in the refund policy, payments are generally not refundable.

• First, use the free quota to test the creation process.
• Before purchasing, verify the model, word count, validity period, and auto-renewal.
• Cancellation of the subscription will not result in a refund for the portion of the fee that has already been paid for the current period.
• Records of usage should be kept in the event that model generation fails or there are abnormalities in billing.
• Price adjustments are subject to the new order page.

Work copyright and platform responsibilities

The terms of service state that the intellectual property rights for original content created by users belong to those users.

• It must be determined in accordance with the law whether AI-generated output constitutes a protected work.
• The materials entered must not violate the copyrights or privacy rights of others.
• Book deconstruction and imitation should not evolve into copying or plagiarism.
• Check the AI rules of the target platform before commercial release.
• The author is responsible for the final content and the act of publication.
• Save manual modifications, the creation process, and version history.

GitHub and the projects with the same name

On GitHub, there is an independent open-source desktop application for writing novels named Luobi.

Its developer, product format, and access method differ from those of the web platform mentioned in this entry, so it cannot be considered an official repository.

Usage restrictions

• The generated content may contain contradictions in plot, settings, and characters.
• Generating multiple chapters may amplify early errors.
• The chapters that have been written are at risk of being overwritten during batch generation.
• Too much associated text increases costs and distracts from the key points.
• Prices, models, and quotas need to be verified in real time after logging in.
• AI cannot replace the author in making decisions regarding copyright and quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is suitable for writing with DropPen AI?

It is suitable for medium- to long-form online novels, short stories, and scripts; it can also assist in the development of outlines, characters, and worldviews.

Can Lübi AI generate multiple chapters at once?

It’s possible, but a backup should be made first; the official tutorial warns that the content in the initial chapters might be deleted.

How does WriteAI maintain consistency across the text?

It can be linked to the overview from the previous chapter, scenarios or the main text, as well as characters, clues, relationships, and world-building elements.

Can WriteAI be used to adapt novels into scripts?

Yes, it is possible to convert short stories or novellas into outlines, story structures, and scripts.

How much does it cost to use AI for writing?

On the unlogged-in page, a fixed amount is not displayed; package usage, model consumption, and discounts are subject to the account settlement page.

Can the content generated by DropPen AI be used for commercial purposes?

The original content belongs to the user, but before using it for commercial purposes, it is necessary to check the rights related to AI-generated works, as well as the rules regarding the input materials and the platform itself.

Is the DropPen project on GitHub the official website?

It is not the same project; at present, no official open-source repository associated with an AI writing website platform has been identified.