Asian Plots
Asian fiction offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Asian history, from ancient dynasties to modern metropolises.
How to build the perfect Asian Plot
- Historical Epochs: Set stories in different Asian historical epochs, from feudal Japan to dynastic China.
- Cultural Traditions: Explore the customs, traditions, and philosophies of Asian societies.
- Heroes and Legends: Feature legendary figures, warriors, and iconic heroes from Asian folklore.
- Intrigue and Politics: Weave tales of political intrigue, dynastic struggles, and diplomatic relations.
- Natural Beauty: Highlight the diverse landscapes and natural beauty of Asia.
Some Asian plot ideas
Discover plots and titles that transport readers to the enchanting and diverse world of Asia, where history and culture merge in fascinating ways.
Blade of the Rising Sun
Set during the Meiji period, a disgraced samurai must reclaim his honor when a British inventor steals a sacred katana, threatening to disrupt the delicate technocultural balance.
Dragon in the Forbidden City
A Chinese concubine during the Tang dynasty secretly learns the art of warfare and leads a rebellion to overthrow the corrupted court, challenging social norms and expectations.
Whispers of Matcha
In 16th century Japan, an orphaned tea apprentice discovers a secret recipe that may cure the Shogun's mysterious illness. Amidst brewing wars and treachery, his loyalty and survival are brutally tested.
Raga of the Rebel
Set in the Mughal Empire, the youngest daughter of a court musician navigates palace intrigue and her forbidden passion for a court painter, as she uses her voice to change her destiny.
Ankorian Echoes
Near the end of the Khmer Empire, a temple architect is tasked with creating a majestic monument but becomes entangled in a deadly power struggle when he discovers a plot to overthrow the King.
