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pls give me immortality so I can understand :3

Three things come to mind for me here: 1. As you read more and more, your standards tend to get both higher and more specific. 2a. There's far less gatekeeping than there basically ever was getting a novel/manga/whatever out in front of a wide audience. This can mean good things in more...

Not everyone likes cilantro. If you don't like something, don't read it.

Cheating is, by definition, about violating the agreed-upon boundaries of a relationship, so not really, no.

Yeah, I've also only seen @K5Rakitan ask for it-- but to be fair, she does ask for it a lot. If you don't remember names, I can see how you could easily be just like "huh, why is this a thing with authors?"

Is there a question you were hoping people would ask when you posted this?

Ooh, icons is super smart-- how do you do the divider thing after it? @SPS4 Personally, I wouldn't do a 5-second timer unless spamming becomes an issue, but that's just me. Also definitely make a rules channel! It can be as simple and straightforwards or specific as you like, but it is way...

This is very hard to scan quickly, but I thought I would note for others that copy-pasting 5 at a time into discord is more efficient for scanning than clicking on the links individually.

"Hey Tear, what's the greatest ingredient to put on all food?" Tear sighed, lowering her sniper rifle. They were supposed to kill their assassination target, not discuss the inanities Rip always seemed to want to. "We need to fulfill missions to get money to eat food, Rip. And it's pronounced...

Other people have advice for the rest, so I just wanted to address this part: I'm 100% sure you aren't the worst writer. I read the first paragraph of your last chapter, and it seemed decent at first glance. I've definitely read worse: Not the worst writer. You have 932 people who signed up...

as far as I can understand, NNN is basically a trial membership for chastity kink

Hot take: a hero is just someone with a tragic flaw where you think it makes them Really Cool, and sometimes the narrative also think it makes them Really Cool.

I've been writing a isekai smut where the hero/ine has generally lost access to their cheat(they no longer even count it as "theirs" at this point), but it's very much not a typical power fantasy, almost the reverse in some ways

I feel like Cringe collates normativity and morality and aesthetics in a way I do not like. That said: that you can look back on your past self and see where you don't meet your current standards is actually a sign of growth. Just don't be too mean to your current or past self because of it--...

If I had a bonus neuron, presumably I could think of a better argument for my innocence than this terrible circular one.

There isn't like, one single way of writing that works for everyone? Try doing an outline, try not doing an outline, see which works for you. Just write a lot, however you do it.

@Oshey this is probably what you should do, really, though I would be curious of the results. I'm mostly just curious, and I'm already busy bothering Tony on another thing.

The website just says "Asian Novels" and I can find no elaboration on that whatsoever in terms of years, precise physical location, or anything else, sooooo... yeah, I have no idea what's allowed there in that context.

Any translated stuff will generally get de-listed from Scribblehub but if it's a novel and Asian, I think you can post it to novel updates and link here Unless either of those change for 500 year old public domain books, which I have no idea

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