Cellphone Novels, or CPNs, are stories typed or written
On cellphones or mobile phones.
They were first originated from Japan.
CPNs usually contain an average of
50-100 words per chapter but can go up to a
Maximum of 200 words.
The main feature of CPNs that distinguish
Them from other mini literatures is
Their utilization of line breaks and
White spaces.
Each line in a CPN is written in a way
That the readers would easily read them
And would fit their mobile phone screens.
Unlike other forms of literature,
CPNs do not require much descriptions and details
Since CPNs are intended to be as minimalistic as possible.
The other unique feature of CPNs is that
They combine poetry and prose.
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Chikara Card 〔A Cellphone Novel〕
Ciencia Ficción「チカラ・カード」, Power Card Magical black cards that transform into weapons. These are the Chikara Cards. And the six teenagers who handle the weapons, the Six Geniuses. They are the humanity's last hope against the merciless and ruthless creatures called...
