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This is basically what happened. Smh. You're the reason I put: "If you read up to this part of my post, congratulations. I really appreciate your willingness in reading..."

This. This should be the quote to use!

You Know What Really Grinds My Gears? People Who Question Author's Main Characters I'm confident enough to say none of you here have read my novel, which is good. I wouldn't want you to. I prefer authors, writers, artists, etc. to post about their work, ideas and suggestions so I can either...

Looks like everyone's answered this question already :(

What if someone's self-motivated? :whistle::coffee:

Based off how you wrote in this thread, it doesn't seem like it at all. And even though I spoiled myself by comparing chapter's one and chapter twenty-two in "Immortal Agency", I'd say you're still a shoo-in!

If you're gonna do DBZ (and other series), I'd suggest looking at some videos for a power-level chart. Though the series dropped power levels after Frieza hit one million or million or something, most of the die-hard fans compiled lists of what the character's power levels would be even after...

I wouldn't want to make it "unpreachy". Your style of writing is to deliver a message to the readers. Not everyone might be able to receive that message; but, those who do will be able to have the light shine to the truth. Left your prologue a heartwarming comment. Can consider reading it if...

Compared to the more unstylish forms I've seen from authors here, I'd say your writings far beyond their level. And due to your efforts to perfect your craft, you're clearly not in need for others to critique your work. I'll say this: If more people voted, I'd say they'd all agree to "No"...

As much as I'd love to give my take on things, seems like everyone's said what you need to know. Hope things work out well for ya!

It's cool, my dude. Wasn't being serious about that reply

Appearance does matter after all :blob_cookie:

Well I'll be :blobchristmas:

Always! It shouldn't be a surprise. Vibrant, radiant colours (despite how simple) tend to be highly favourable. Which I'm accepting of (for now). Lol This oddly familiar. Lol Rakitan! I love seeing your signature! Andi t's funny you should mention that because the novel is more in the darker...

My reasons for posting this. Lol. What are you trying to say about Asians? Haha. Just kidding! Will go ahead see if I can adjust the spacing in the eyes. Who knows? Others might see the same thing. Glad you caught it. Considering someone like you added your take on this, this comment...

This is not wrong! The right cover was created in a very short span of time with little creativity on my part. As opposed to my signature, you can see the notable differences. Of course, that doesn't mean it an't always be adjusted to match. Definitely taking this reply into consideration. And...

I'll go with the first. Considering using real imagery of others on a book cover really does entrance the readers and gives them a visual idea of what characters likely look. "Don't judge a book by its cover..." But the cover looks too good not to at least pick up. Lol

With each story developed by young authors, there always seem to be new ideas and new designs. I'd like your opinions on this thought: Should I go ahead and change my cover art or wait a little bit longer before making that decision? If you're not familiar with my novel, the colourful, vibrant...

Easy. You invite me in and give me perms to make it look like a bomb server.

That's an easy one! A regressor should always be prepared with perseverance; meaning, they should never make the same mistakes twice and try to keep things as balanced as they can be with a certain goal in mind. For instance, say Kusa went back in time. She should do almost everything the same...