In literature, a memorable character is above all an imperfect character. Yet, without precise directives, AI has a natural tendency toward smoothing: it often generates heroes who are too brave, too polished, or antagonists who are evil "just because."
In 2026, the difference between an amateur novel and a future success lies in psychological depth. Here is how to use Aizybook to "dirty up" your characters and give them a real soul.
It all starts in the "Book Description"
On Aizybook, the fight against clichés begins at the root. Your initial description must not only summarize the action; it must define the emotional DNA of your protagonists.
Instead of writing: "This is the story of a policewoman investigating a crime in Paris," inject conflict from the very first input field:
Optimized description example: "The story of Clara, a brilliant policewoman but consumed by an obsessive disorder that paralyzes her as soon as she leaves her security perimeter. Her investigation in Paris is not just a criminal hunt; it is a struggle against her own loss of control."
By setting these foundations, you give the AI a "psychological direction." It understands that every scene must be tinged with this internal tension.
Sculpting Flaws with Assisted Mode
Once the structure is launched, Aizybook's Assisted Mode is your best ally for adding layers of personality. Do not settle for the default suggested character traits; force the AI to explore the gray areas.
Here are 3 elements to add via Assisted Mode for each character:
The Moral Contradiction: Give them a noble value and a hidden vice. (Ex: Generous to the poor, but capable of betraying friends to shine in public).
The Past "Ghost": Specify a traumatic event or a secret the character hides. This will influence their reactions without the AI needing to name it on every page.
The Revealing Physical Detail: Ask the AI to incorporate a mannerism. (Ex: "She always fiddles with her wedding ring when she lies.")
The "Complexity Prompt" for Your Dialogues
To prevent your characters from sounding like robots, use Assisted Mode to define their voice. A character who has a secret does not express themselves the same way as a self-assured character.
Prompt tip to use in Aizybook: "In this chapter, I want [Character Name] to sound confident in their words, but for their gestures to betray immense nervousness. Use subtext to show that he is hiding the truth about yesterday's incident."
Why does this method change everything?
By using Aizybook this way, you are not asking the AI to invent a story at random. You are acting like a director giving precise instructions to their actors.
The result? A manuscript where characters act consistently, where dialogues have depth, and where the reader completely forgets the tool to only see the human.
In summary:
Anticipate: Put paradoxes in the overall description from the start.
Refine: Use Assisted Mode to add tics and secrets.
Surprise: Ask the AI to go against expected reactions.
The Aizybook Team.