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Average 2k, I guess. I stopped caring about word counts after I realized that when I care my pacing turns to shit. Its not a word count problem but a mindset problem for me. So now I just do 1 chapter a day, however many words that is.

If you describe what your character would be like, I could add them in temporarily if I find space in my story's cast and the events match up.

But what was it?!

Time to secretly change it and delete your incriminating comment send an apology to Alv and quickly change it.

Amazing!

@Tony this is so funny please weigh in!

Credits isn't enough. You have to explicitly gotten permission. 1. You drew it. 2. You commission an artist to draw it and got their permission. 3. You found an artwork and the artist gave you permission. 4. It's already licensed for free non-commercial/commercial usage.

Didn't read it!

Any happy ending feels more earned due to the contrast and any sad ending feels all the more tragic.

OP is pro censorship? :blob_hide: Why not, if not for censoring for the sake of censorship. Its not like you're forced to read it.

Shintoism is used in anime exactly like they use Christianity: the cool factor. Most consumers of anime are otaku who don't have much contact with religion and could give two ducks about Shintoism. How the fuck do you know that there isn't some hyper Shinto-rabid fan writing...

I bet he wouldn't be this salty if this was shintoism or buddhism spreading idk.

It did feel like I was reading a weird mix between a history book and a journal.

So why does it make you iffy @Sayasiapa Did you read it? Summarize in a spoiler why you dislike it? (I haven't read it)

Popcorn in advance. :blob_popcorn:

Aren't light novels specifically written in easy to read language.

Another reason I like summary titles is because I like "lighthearted" and casual stories. Long but simple titles communicate that feeling to me more than 1-3 word "deep" titles. It implies to me that the author won't try to do something revolutionary, try to be too deep, and will generally give...

I might click Broken Dreams if it made it past my filter/search and had a good cover, but I'd be more likely to click on the latter.

I like the more summarizing novels when they detail the premise, since it allows quick identification of whether or not it interests me. Only then will I click into the synopsis