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Great! Microsoft word has a feature to show edit history and tracks the entire thing. Even dates about when edits were made. I use it too. Search Google how it works. If you don't want to send it publicly, send it in Conversation. Or better yet, just send the entire file and gimme access. That...

Okay. You know what? I am not happy, but I have a ton of time on my hands, and I really hope I was wrong. I really hope you are just an amazing writer who unfortunately has a generic tone, and the AI checker made a mistake too. Go to the Google doc or whatever doc you used to edit your novel...

Yes. I did. You know what, maybe I was wrong. I'll send it in a check to be sure. I have seen THREE AI NOVELS IN A ROW TODAY AND I AM NOT HAPPY.

I also agree that we need this. Another for. Plus, I hope rules will be implemented against AI assisted novels asking for reviews in the Feedback forum. Bringing older unedited versions of your writing? Google doc saves every edit and when it was made. Even Scribblehub saves a list of how many...

We need rules disallowing AI edited works in the Feedback subforum. I dunno where to ask.

It's AI. DON'T WASTE MY TIME ASKING ME TO REVIEW AI.

No matter how badly you write, you are at least better than AI. And half of other novice writers out there. ESPECIALLY ONES WHO USE AI. ARGHHHDDJJSAKSHKAKQLQ

Yep. The novel's gone. This dude used AI. I've been running novels through an AI checker before I review em now. In only one instance (Sorry again, @sumichan. You were just a careful editor.) was the suspicion unfounded. Every other instance, the writers either ghosted or lied about not using...

It doesn't matter even if you wrote the story, if you asked AI to fix it up, it's AI edited. Your writing reads like AI blended it until it died. I even asked AI, and it told me it's AI. It sucks. Do not deny it, and do not ask for reviews if you edit your writing with AI. It isn't a crime, but...

Eh, it may be less effective. But if I have extreme mastery in said weapon, I think I'll still be able to fight. Besides, I wouldn't be fighting humans. I would be fighting monsters. And I wouldn't be fighting to win, but to hit and run. It's either a spear, or a shield, but I chose spear for...

Any novel with a likeable protagonist and a decent number of chapters. They can be girl, guy, or nonhuman. They can save the world or sleep all day. But if I feel the urge to murder them, or worse, if they sound like bland cardboard cutouts, I am OUT. I agree with this. Male MC romance and...

Yeah. That's the reason why I chose a spear. It's simple, useful in everyday, and a last defense option if things get bad. Really bad. A class is where all the power is in dnd. With just weapon proficiency or expertise, you'll die in combat. You'll have to try your best to avoid it unless you...

Hm... it depends on your definition of mastery...A spear? Sword is close range and has limited use. Bows are long range but expensive and use up ammunition. Other weapons are either weaker, less versatile, or more expensive. A spear is cheap and can be handcrafted, so I can acquire one easily...

Perfection is overrated. Always strive for completion. Even if it sounds trashy, WRITE. MORE. CHAPTERS.

Eh, depends on how they define themselves and interact with each other. They could be anything. I'm more curious on how this would have to be tagged. Romance? GL? Harem? Nonhuman-human relationship? I have a novel that has a cyber entity in a romance too, but I dunno what to do.