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Hey everyone! Before I left on Vacation back in June, I'd planned on doing an AI art competition. Then we got the short form threads, and that satisfied the itch for a while. How does this work? First, this thread. This is where you enter your submission into the category. Submissions will...

If you really, actually, for real, want to watch numbers go up and not just be playing a lottery, you need more than these two basic premises. Write a basic outline for volume 1-x. Make sure that your story can actually go somewhere. I can't even begin to count how many stories I've dropped...

I personally don't know, so it's just hypothetical, but both together probably has a faster growth curve, but has the same market cap as smut. A lot of isekai readers won't read it because it is smut. The smut readers won't care though. More important than any tags though is a good story...

If no one will believe me, then it's time to start taking anti-psychotics.

Honestly, imo, the meta is any of the big three, and isekai is already one of those. If you want to write smut, go ahead, but it is by no means required to do well. The first story would do better.

I've been told its a bit like Doctor Stone but in a magic world.

Envy (not the person, although maybe the person), is a deadly sin for a reason. It's easy to look up and want what others have. The hard thing to do is to actually comb through competition and figure out why. Or even more healthy, be happy with successes of any size as they come. I generally...

I'd wager that trending at #69 gets more clickthrough than trending at #26

#69 is better in two ways ;)

MiNe Is MoRe A mAtUrE sMuT. The algorithm has spoken. All smut is smut.

I'd say you're too young of a story. Give it time. No one knows exactly how it works.

4 players is advised, and one dm. I strongly advise that if you play with randoms, run a session zero and openly state character goals and no goes for morality.

I am not, but I'd say the majority of writers on here are.

I have an unwritten list of planned events for the series, and then novel by novel. Alongside keeping certain fixed interval world events that will force the story forward. Volume 1 - hit points a,b,c, final conflict and resolution, deal with fixed interval event a and b. Volume 2 - rinse...

Well, I once couldn't read after I took 12 Benadryl tablets (not recommending this btw, not a good time). I also lost the ability to distinguish different shades of color from each other. That was quite the experience, everything was dissociated. The rest of the time was quite the terrible...

I get that. My first review was 2 (later updated to 3) on RR. Honestly, a 1 star review is ignored more than a 2 or 3. Like with reviews for restaurants or amazon. 1 stars usually aren't great.

My advice as a DM and Writer, ask yourself why you are mad at the review. If it's because it's nonsense, then there isn't a lot of reason to be mad, it'll even out over time. If it's because it stings somewhere inside that someone has trouble understanding your story, then use that pain to...

I've hit top 9 four times and #1 once, and I only publish twice a week, and started writing in February. I think the reason people equate publishing frequency to trending is because they obviously are puting more chapters out, but I'm not certain that it actually plays a role in per chapter...

I always like the idea of them also being socially awkward if they haven't been a werewolf for more than a few years, with the changes being akin to puberty. IF they've been a werewolf for many years, then they learn to deal with it, but up until then, they're really self-conscious about it.