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https://youtube.com/shorts/O_tcCvgKoBg?si=YGX_hZ5dC5xY0NkV this guy's only pans is really hot.

Building up a world just to deconstruct it is not a great way to write. For example, lots of goblins are savage. But then there is this one goblin, and that other goblin, they get together and make a goblin city that isn't savage. Why even lead with goblins being savage?

Melchi's advise. People with no respect are worthless. Respectful people: 1.) Don't address other people in the imperative tense. 2.) Don't speculate on other people's motives.

Hoping we get snow, it has been getting down in the 30s

I can haz sn0w?

I suppose I should make the point better. Having characters that people care about is only half. There are a lot of stories on here that focus so much on the characters that it is more like a syndicated fiction, a series of short stories than building toward something. People come to this...

I would also add that for a novel, it needs to have a beginning middle and an end. 1.) Set a premise, or a hook. ex: Vampy wants to build a blood farm. 2.) An antagonist, or something gets in way of the blood farm ex: something with a certain number 3.) Deliver the premise in a way that...

It has been a while last I got a chapter comment, but it was just a message from a spammer :(

This! Also, was reading a translation of journey to the west (西遊記) and asked my Chinese friend to explain some of the stuff. Things like "Heavenly dragon god" have different meanings in western culture. So if the words are not chosen carefully it'll come across as offensive to certain...