Recent content by groudonvert

My MC is a pretty good Detective when she puts her mind on it. Well, all of the cases I wrote are related to her (and the first one is pretty much impossible to resolve for any character that is not involved in the murders).

The Gatcha level 9999 MC is an exception to this trend (sorry, I don't remember the name that is stupidly long). Shield Hero doesn't follow this trope.

My Main Character is OP from the start but the story is not that much battle focused. It's important for the plot and also my enjoyment to write good fight scenes without being limited in what I want to do, but, as I said, the story is not focused only on her battle prowess. So if you enjoy good...

In my case it's not possible. She's already a reincarnated character. Edit : to be more precised : my MC is the reincarnation of someone closed to her, but she lost her memory of her previous life because her desire of vengeance would have had unimaginable consequences. I could be reincarnated...

She doesn't need her power to be able to achieve her goal. She is enough in her own to force the other characters to do what she wants. But she also has a backup plan.

Well since she learns basically the entire plot at the end, my protagonist would do like she does against the final Boss : she'll kill me. And I wouldn't be mad at her for that. Not many Main Characters suffer as much as this one. If every characters are in the same room... well my chance of...

I think it depends. As an introduction, for example, if the MC is a member of some adventurer's group and is betrayed by his group in the first chapter, it's normal to have a huge number of characters at the start that will completely disappear after chapter 1 to come back later bit by bit for...

I generally prefere a villain with a backstory that explains in some ways how he became like that and/or not generic villains. A villain that lacks backstory and is generic really needs something to appeal to me (the Joker from the Dark Knight and Ivel from Reborn to Master the Blade are...

Funnily enough, my main Character's personality is inspired from my mother lol

One year is pretty much easy if it's at the beginning of the story, since there's a timeskip of ... one year at some point XD But after the timeskip my chance of survival is... 0% if I don't live near my Main Character.

I don't write romance story based because I know I wouldn't be good (I would do that as a challenge if the said romance is important for the main plot, but it will never be the main point of the story). But I like well written romance in fiction.

I'm writing a slowpace fiction as a trilogy. I finished the first book last year where, knowing how slow the book will be in some ways, I started with a Prologue that clearly said to happen 3 months later so my readers know where the story goes in some ways (if you think I spoiled everything in...

Funnily enough I went really far with my MC's past so she couldn't be considered in a single way as a Mary-Sue, even if she's one of the most OP character possible in a fiction. Kindness ? What is this ? XD

An idea I got that sounds incredibly stupid at first (but made me able to create a mystery for a serial murder case) : the main character's personality being swapped with her sister's. That sounds incredibly stupid, but a change of character makes something formidable for an author to explore...

Funnily enough, all of the worst ideas I got that I thought I would never add in my story... were added lol