Recent content by Leekt222

One basic thing, not even a trope, is the writing style. Like I can handle wordy flourishes but "Inspiration is like a majestic dragon, flying through the valleys of my mind" is too much and too cringey for me. And from that core aspect, everything else is ew to me

I'm looking to get into the cultivation genre but whenever I try to read anything with cultivation as a major focus, it's cringe as shit, the pacing and grammar is weird or the MC/the cast are stupid in some way. So please recommend me something with cultivation mechanics and none of it's stupid...

A series where a major focus is about deep, deep diving into the inner workings of magic, skills or similar. Not just like, the occasional 'eureka' or some shit. The closest examples I can give are [The Reincarnation of Alysara] and [Origin Seeker]

I added a new edit Also it's usually the human getting preggo plus interference to keep the kid alive. No magic fusion or magic frankensteining or something

I've added an edit of why I don't want random animals and Lovecraftian monsters in main post

So I'm in the process of writing my first book. In it are races like Beast Kin (Furries), half beast kin (kemonomimi), Monster Kin and Half monster Kin. And I have no idea what to put in other than classics like cat, dog and bunny. So I'm outsourcing ideas from the more creative people; you...

Eh, would still be interesting...

...now that you say it like that...yes

Oh, just without the dice rolls...and it's not like it has to use TRPG rules... edit: or stick to fantasy, for that matter

Basically, yes

Ok SO, When I said D&D the novel. I didn't mean the dnd systems...I meant the storytelling style which is the DM and the Player(s). The DM controlling the world and the Players usually controlling one person. The novel version is like this, an author controls the world and someone else( not...

Cuz humans are common, nuff said