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This sentence had me torn between agreeing and disagreeing. Sometimes you HAD to copy someone else's style, but at the same time you study their style and experiment it with your own. But overall, yes, it's best to make your own style, but oftentimes it's easier said than done. And this ain't...

imagine the amount of theirs, they'res, and so many misspelled words that we think he/she/they is dyslexic EDIT: that's just on me for the unprecedented edit LMFAO

Both. Both is good.

this awfully sounds similar to something that I pulled off, but without the Isekai stuff. Now you're talking. I have a character draft (that I will finalize soon) that shares this sort of power. The man is capable of crafting weapons from the ground thanks to his high-level ferromancy AND...

Noble Wolf to be exact

now I have joined the into the fray ? (Previously Golden Hyde)

does this mastery gave me unique skills and something else? I'm not exactly well-versed within DnD stuff, so I'd like to know.

I just reviewed one of the story that revolves around revenge, and I pointed out that the protagonist after the revelation of all the misdeeds he has received, he acts all cranky and constantly blaring like a little shit. I know, not an appropriate word, but that's all I had to point out. Of...

when the thing has become so oversaturated, I had to backpedal my plan on releasing a "unique" kind of LitRPG. Yes, I was trying to break the tide, but man, was I too distracted with something else. Might gonna try it once again though ?

don't stick to medieval times. Go a little later, probably during the "peak" of Industrial Revolution. EDIT: well, I guess that tux and suit are still popular in that era (particularly Victorian), I guess you can do suit and tie, like in the early 1900 (just before World War 1), or you can put...

theme first, and story follows.

I don't know whether there are a decent number of BL stories in Royal Road, but for the platform that heavily caters to LitRPG fictions, I'm more worried that your story won't get enough tractions in terms of readings and favorites. But as others said, you had to be mindful on the frequency of...

what am I reading in this thread? Also, shouldn't you just do it yourself? EDIT: I realized this is relatively an old thread. Ignore my comments ?

Graphic Novel is as controversial in terms of... the term as some other literary medium that hasn't been a thing for the past few decades.

How about I present you.... Japanese Light Novels? It has illustrations though, but no flashy animations and God awful, annoying meme sounds to keep some readers' attention into the story. Unless we all are beyond fucked

meritocracy in general is all about achievements, track records, reached milestones, and expectations on doing the same thing, except on a sovereign scale. Aptitude tests doesn't really matter on the higher level. Lower level, sure. As a future civil servant, I say this because merit itself is...

note to self: use your own GPT to review your novel.

no, I don't really need to delve deeper into the genre to know the general theme of LitRPGs. This might seem to be something a published novel would have, but web novel in general? It's a rarity, and probably a niche of its own. Maybe it flies under my radar but who knows. Most of the time...

I regret voting on this thing.... I voted companion out of... idk

uh, delusion of grandeur?