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Hahahaha, yeah, you can say that. But I was also kinda serious. I don't know what the OP's family situation is, but I hope it's not as bad as what I'm thinking, b/c that kind of familial invasiveness isn't normal. I have Filipino parents, and Filipinos tend to be in-your-face a lot of the time...

Okay, I'm sorry to say this, and I hope I don't offend you too much, but those sisters of yours are bitches. From the way you've portrayed them in your post, they sound like they're trying to out you. Do you have any idea why that is?

Ewwwww!

Sure, but I prefer Jolibees.

Ugh, that looks so goooooooooooooooooood!

Yep, I feel you there. I know I got two less-than-stellar ratings/reviews on my Villainess, Retry! story on RR. One's a three-star review, which is okay, guess, and one's a two-star review, which hurt some more. They stated their reasons for it, so I could make changes (along with the feedback I...

Happy late birthday, ScribbleHub!

Ice cream, potato chips, cheese cubes.

Intwesting. :blob_popcorn:

Are you kidding? For me, 2-3 chapters a month is good. I'm fighting another syndrome, and it's called burnout.

Please don't. That's animal cruelty.

Oh, wow, a horror story to scare vampires. Now that's an interesting story idea!

Reading: mystery/thriller, supernatural horror/dark fantasy, villainess/romance isekai (manga/manhwa/manhua). Writing: dark/gothic fantasy, mystery/thriller (genre mashup) with other genres (dark/urban fantasy, or villainess/romance, or magical girl).

I could 100% in narration or spell it out, one hundred percent. More likely, I'd use 100% in charts or those number boxes in litRPG, but in dialogue, I'd spell it out: "That's a hundred-percent certainty, my dude!" (used as an adjective) or "No, it's not a hundred percent." (used as a predicate)

Wow!

It tends to be used more as a subgenre than on it's own in webnovel fiction. Even when I was in Wattpad back in the 2010s, webnovels tended to be more like dark romantasy (werewolf/vampire romances) than actual dark fantasy. There were still many dark fantasy stories being written at the time...

Following the art of mob-fu is an arduous undertaking not fit for sane people. Those who are not masochists or don't think themselves as hidden bosses or eminences in shadow are highly encouraged to avoid seeking this kind of training. There are easier kinds of fighting-fu to take, like kung-fu...

I know, I know, but let's pretend that that never happens!