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shark mentality at its finest

I really don't see it as profitable; that means more prize money and... I really don't see it as possible.

My idol, my goal, my sensei, I will follow you for life

They have a duty to make heterosexual love triumph again (not me, I left for the love of girls xd)

The thing is, my second novel isn't related to the main one at all. It's set in the same universe as the main one, but after certain events, the protagonist is sent to another universe, so it's its own story.

I've already established the relationship; it's a very good idea to establish it. The only problem is that sometimes I don't upload chapters because I only get home to sleep. But I'll take your advice and put it into practice.

The boy watching the AI work like a slave:

Not even Caesar's legion dared to go that far... I think.

Well, those are very interesting and useful things to think about. I really only published my chapters as soon as I finished editing them and giving the final approval. I've already started publishing two novels, the main one and one that's related to it. Should I have waited? Novel Update...

I recently published the first chapter of a novel set in the same universe as my main novel, but I'm not sure how to coordinate the release dates. They're two different genres. I was wondering if you could advise me on how to publish both novels regularly. I have a friend who usually publishes...

The best feedback will be from you and another guy who told me it was good work; the worst will be from a critic who only read the synopsis and said my current novel was generic.

I just say something that relates or something that happens, although sometimes I say something that sounds good, but doesn't rhyme? Oh well, they'll have to understand whether they like it or not.

@Tony I apologize for the inconvenience, but could you please close this thread? My questions have been answered. Thank you very much, and I apologize again.

I'm only commenting because the spoilers were good, haha.

Nah, I won't let them create everything 100% either, just give them options. But I think they're right, I'll do it when I release my new novel: This Isn't My Real Self, a Damn God Kidnapped Me Do you know how to close a thread?

That's true, I know they almost always sin hahaha but I wanted to hear the opinions

Wow, that's quite an experience and track record. You're certainly a professional in my eyes. As for banks, I was ignorant about that. I once worked for a guy from a website as an editor and had to make some shady deals with Russian banks so they could pay me, haha.

I've been thinking about this for a long time, and while I already have some scenarios in mind, I thought I'd give readers the option to choose. Obviously, they'll only choose the scenario; then I'll add the details and characteristics of the terrain. What do you, as great readers and writers...

Well, I mean getting paid to write, a saga or something, not making a living from it, because if that were the case, then nobody would have a normal job. It's like an actor: you worked on a show that was canceled after six weeks, well, at least you got one episode and they paid you, therefore...

It sounded to me like what they say when they want to invite you to a cult lol