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Wait, I'm wrong-- I opened up the link in the same browser, so of course it let me-- I don't know how well the information is protected, but it's not trivially easy to bypass. I thought all you needed was the ID, and this is because I messed up my checking. My bad!

I won't get into the technical details, since it might give people ideas, but I will say it's fairly trivial to grab drafts on Scribblehub.

Maybe write a story under a different pen name with the explicit goal not of writing a good story, but just writing a lot?

Leaving legality and morality issues aside for the moment-- creating good AI art is a real skill that takes time to get good at. Yes, it's easier than getting master level at doing art yourself without AI, but that doesn't mean there aren't people who literally have more money than spare time...

...You know, I'm surprised there aren't more blind protagonists in books-- it feels like it'd be the perfect medium. (Or maybe there are and I just don't know about them.)

I basically write whatever I want, and let the cards fall where they may. Obviously I'm influenced by things, but I don't think I feel any need to either cleave to the lines that have been set by others, nor subvert them, except insofar as it makes the story closer to what I want. Of course...

Not particularly! I think I've known some people of all ages and backgrounds to curse, and a lot of people do in some contexts but not in others-- it's more likely to come out in high stress situations where people's ability to fully elucidate the experience they are having falls to the wayside...

Illustrations in a book, on average, do nothing for me personally. If it's a comic, cool, I am developing an idea of what everything looks like from the art! But if it's mostly words, I am developing a view in my head of what it looks like, and illustrations are someone else's take on it, and...

Ooh, this is great! If you're gonna do power levels, tier list is such a smart way to do them!

In theory, I think it's neat when different creation myths have shared themes, but, taken as a whole, don't actually agree on anything persay. In practice, creation myths haven't really come up yet in any of my stories. ...I might do some creation myth stuff in An Inclement Proposal, just...

I'm also assuming this is a publicly posted novel for all of this-- if it's not, then it's a completely different issue, at least in my eyes. Personally I'd be pretty happy if someone translated stuff I wrote that was publicly posted, if and only if I got credited for it. I'd probably ask for a...

Oh huh-- I didn't read the tag description, and just assumed a more broad definition of 'Dense'. Also I didn't read the thread closely enough, as I see other people have brought it up. That's my bad. To answer your question: absolutely not-- although I don't really think Tony's gonna do...

There's already Dense Protagonist, which is a synonym.

...this is a smart way to learn written Japanese, I'll have to try that out.

https://www.scribblehub.com/series/748738/their-pet-next-door/ Book is more girls love-focused as a whole, and the heterosexual sex is just two chapters as of now, but you can go to directly to chapters 12 and 13 if you don't mind missing a whole lot of context.

If you're writing first person viewpoint... why does the viewpoint character find her sexy, assuming they do? Focus on those things, and the emotions/internal narration of the character. Is the viewpoint character shy and submissive and into boobs? Maybe trying very hard not to stare at her...

dragons winning looking forwards to when @Generic.Archdemon isekais us all as the prize

In modern interpretations of Santa Claus, he's basically the saint of Capitalism and the Puritan Work Ethic that comes from equating financial fortune with spiritual favor from God-- if you like those things, he probably seems good. If you don't, he probably doesn't.

A few thoughts: 1. You have too few readers of the first few chapters to draw really strong conclusions. I dropped from 12.2k on my first chapter to 5.5k on my seventh. Losing six coinflips is uncommon, but not outside of chance. So probably the bigger issue is you never drew in a ton of people...

Yeah, agreed-- the vast majority of games make you wait, and you're probably fine with it-- as long as they don't make you wait unreasonable or unfun amounts of time. Without waiting, you'd be constantly doing maximum inputs, like a competitive PvP RTS or something(ironically), which, although...