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Elves who live hundreds of years are nonsensical to me because of how overpowered they should be but aren’t. Like an Elf who’s been training for hundreds of years but loses or only matches up to someone who’s only been training for few does not make sense to me. I could understand if long living...

Isn’t Deku and his class still first years by the war arc and past that? Never really understood what’s stopping the author from doing all the huge plot points in the later half of my hero when they are adults, or at the very least when they are third years.

I’ve been wanting to add some fantasy races past the basic ones to my novel but I can’t think of any right now. So instead of thinking harder I’m heading here to find answers. Could someone tell me any interesting or original ones to steal use?

Never! But those aren’t the only ones, just the basics even normal people have. The cool and unique ones go to important characters.

Thanks! I like how fire has gotten almost completely shafted in this vote.

Some of those elements would be Unique elements used by a select few while others could be derived from the basic elements like you said.

The ones listed are basic elements anyone can use, the cool one are unique elements.

Space and void are apart of dark but I’m open to other elements for other characters in the story.

I’ve actually been making good progress climbing out of my hiatus hole and have almost got to the point where I can start updating chapters again. But I was curious on what element my Mc should use. She’ll primarily use Dark (or Yin) but I was thinking of having her use a secondary element...

They both count

My favorite weapon is a spear, I’m not really sure how I came to loving spears, I think it happened after reading a novel. There’s something about how different it is from a sword that draws me into loving it. Anyway, I’m wondering what everyone else’s favorite weapons are, please share!

Something that popped in my head just now. I was wondering what it would be like for an author to read something they’ve written without the intention to edit or proofread. Instead just read it as a reader, I’m curious about what that’s like.

I don’t really read GB stories, though I do skim through some of them and I’ve noticed that all usually have a male mc turn into a female but I was wondering why there are none (or so few) that have a female turn into a male. This is just curiosity so please enlighten this ignorant one!

No... No!

I am genuinely curious as to why this happens so much in anime, manga, and novels. Like why do some many Mcs get shy and start blushing with their (usually) little sister? Is the author trying to say something about themselves cause I don’t understand. And then some stories will be “their not...

For one the art for lots of NTR is great so that attracts a lot of people. But I don’t think every NTR fan loves being cucked, rather they just don’t self-insert as the cuck and instead just read self-inserting as the home wrecker or just not self-inserting at all. Of course you can still hate...

To answer your first question I don’t bash every other popular trope because I don’t hate them. I might not like them sure but that doesn’t mean I hate them. To the second question, the childhood friend trope is mostly found in romance stories, but I don’t actually read those that often so I am...

Could you lend some confidence... ;-;

Damm, you had a childhood friend? Lucky, I can barely hold a conversation with a girl my age...

To elaborate on the title I hate the childhood friend trope for romance. For me it feels lazy and extremely unsatisfying, like one, or both, of the friends, falls for another during their childhood and the (attempted) romance just begins. Little to no build up to the individual(s) feelings is...