NotaNuffian
This does spark joy.
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I don't like OP characters, especially MC.Character depth can make or break any genre.
I don't really consider lit-rpg a genre but saw a lot of missed potential with the trope for some crazy death game with too many main characters to count so I am trying that. ( I'm mentioning it here because lots of people consider it a genre now instead of a trope. ) Also, litrpg readers are guilty of expecting an OP character who never has to struggle and just goes around flexing his nuts while teabagging everyone. And I'm like, nope, this genre can do the opposite of that and I'm going to prove it.
As soon as I feel less tired I'll get back to it. I'm so very tired.
I'm trying to fix werewolf, vampire romance but that's not working out as well.
Going for character depth and making it a parody comedy.
Also, beware when trying to make something new out of a stale genre that readers with expectations will bite.
Because then it becomes paramount for their character and personality to grow instead.
And as long time reader, good luck finding an author who can actually do that.