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Nothing brings me more malicious joy than hearing about the failings of arachnids.

Through a nondescript method you’ve found yourself transmigrated into a Mid-stage Villain/Antagonist about 1-2 arcs before they face off against the Protagonist and die. Your only way back is to survive to the ending, whatever that may be with your presence changing the plot. Either through...

For, at least the first part of my book, my protagonist is somewhat of a pushover, in part because she’s weak and vulnerable in the new world she found herself in. But also because she’s so socially attention starved that she’ll put up with disrespect and rudeness (as long as it isn’t violent)...

What’s the worst L (loss) one of your characters have taken throughout the story? Either a one-time thing or a series of L’s

Yup, not back to back though.

Can you run a guantlet of the characters in your story? If so, how far would you go? You’d have peak physical conditioning (however far that scales in your verse), access to all the treasures, tools, and artifacts of the verse, 2 weeks prep time, and a choice of locations for each match.

Nothing really, there’d just be no change to the present.

You have the ability to travel a fixed amount of time between the past and present by inhabiting the past version of yourself. What’s your fixed length of time? What do you with your ability. Once you decide how far you want to go back the first time, you’ll only ever be able to travel across...

Are there any hype moments in your books that really cement your MC’s status as the protagonist? If so, do you have a favorite?

An AU of your story where all the characters live in the real world as ordinary people. What would they do? How’d they interact with each other?

A person’s ideals, viewpoints, character are all shaped by experiences throughout their life, so what would happen if you were to suddenly lose those experiences that made you “you”? Personality is considered to be mostly genetic, and you’ve still retained your general knowledge. What would you...

I believe Gluttony would actually be the strongest because it embodies overindulgence and excess, and excess is what makes sins harmful in the first place. Without Sloth, no one would ever rest and would just overwork and burn themselves out. Without Lust, everyone would devoid of affection or...

What’s the greatest fight you’ve written for a series? What makes it stand out from other fights you’ve written?

Can your main characters cross-dress? If so, how well?

Do you have any characters that you regret making, or at least just don’t like writing about?

The peak of power would either be continent or planetary level with anything above it being in very specific scenarios. And a lot of the top tiers’ abilities aren’t necessarily destructive, they’re mostly complex stuff that no one in the verse can overpower head on.

I’m trying to think of up a balanced power for one of my Main characters, but I don’t wanna give him something too OP since actually relying on others is a turning point for him. For reference, he’s a guy with maxed out stats in a world where the top tiers all have broken abilities that are hard...

What’s the funniest things your characters have done that’s actually a big deal in the verse?

Drop the most out of context quote from one of your books.

He just like me… He just like me fr!