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anything, really. rap/hip-hop/trap, pop, jpop/my favorite anime openings, really anything that gets me hype to be honest. or fantasy theme sounding instrumentals. those are nice too.

eh but those were more of a futa on male thing than an mpreg thing ...not that I know or have read them of course. Just uh....ah....:blob_sweat:

Just when I thought I couldn't be any more depraved.

Alrighty sounds like a plan :blob_cookie:

Do you guys think, if the character is important enough and is going to undergo a significant character arc, that it would be okay to take a chapter (maybe even two) to flesh out their backstory a little bit? Obviously the transition has to be natural, I'm not just gonna be like, "Okay now we're...

holy shit this is pog i need it

No hate on anyone on here but like...all I ever see are reincarnated/reborn/summoned stories, or fanfics. I'm really just looking for a world that's unique, with an MC that isn't from this world. Just a completely fresh setting, power system, etc. And if your novel fits this description then...

I know everyone's plugging their own novels and that's kinda what this thread is about (novels), but if you also like comics you should definitely read One Piece. It's the highest selling manga ever for a reason.

Jesus Christ

Welp, the title is pretty self-explanatory. How can you tell if the plot of a story is shit. Or, maybe, what makes the plot of a story shit. Not really looking for tips on this one (although they're always appreciated). I'm just pretty curious :blob_cookie:

Damn it this is what I want to do but I can't draw

ah shit LMAO I wouldn't say my character is idiotic but...yeah.

Like, what do people want? Do they want to see a big reveal, or a big fight, or the aftermath of a big fight, or something like that? Or are people fine with a little bit of dialogue, some worldbuilding, and maybe a hint or two at the future? What would make you guys drop a story at the first...

I definitely made my characters a lot darker. Was originally planning on making the story I'm writing more of a comedy, now that I'm almost done editing the first few chapters it's a lot more tragedy and death.

Like the title says, what do people think abut multiple perspectives in a story? Like a couple chapters being from the main characters perspective, then maybe one from another character's perspective? Do people find that sort of thing hard to follow, or is that good way to show other character's...