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In a writing perspective no materials is more orthodox. Spellcasting in my novel generally requires materials, and I always have to rack my head thinking of components that make sense and not just ripping it out of DnD(Though tbh my magic system is so blatantly DnD that I feel like it won't...

As someone who accidentally fucked up the name of a major place in my story and didn't notice for over 80k words, I'm all for this.

Simple. I don't live for writing, I write as a result of living.

Try reading Franken Fran, I think that manga is basically what you're trying to say. In writing, you can make an extremely detailed scene of a character being sliced in half, fully describing how their organs are falling off. Then finish it off with. "Ah, it happened again, I'll just glue it...

Uhm, in case you didn't know the Kitab al-Azif is the Necronomicon... so unless your reincarnation is sponsored by the Ancient Ones, perhaps you're in a coma and have gone insane?

Uhh, aside from spacing there's no difference between your two examples? Anyways, I understand what you say so here's my answer: I find a midpoint between the two styles, I don't always write dialogue tags, as long as it is clear who is speaking. I add some filler between two dialogue lines...

pops open cork of wine bottle So i did the chants and did the dance... And boys, that was the story of how I fucked Cthulhu good. And that's why they call me the "Deep One".

Abilities are innate to a race, skills are something you can learn. Basically what you said.

Seeing as how my real name is common AF(at least where I'm from), Think something like Matthew or John, idk. I'm used to seeing it all the time, my father wanted me to have some long ass cool name but my mother was like "nah, let's just name him something generic. I know that it actually has a...

You can't please everyone, but I do understand if you want to attract more audience. Yeah, keeping the long version and having a separate short version is your best bet here. It's fine, I know of a story with a clean version on this site, so it's not against anything.

You are 86 favorites away from perfection.

Better you also get a screenshot of 696k views and 6969 favorites XD

The delivery of any line can change with the situation and context, but leaving it at that would be boring

Basically what it says in the title. Comedic lines that can be funny but when said in a serious/dramatic scene can also hit hard. For me one would be "This and that are different!"

I'll take Greed, just let me kill a bunch of insects and small animals and I'll give em a few scenes straight from a horror movie.

What's the limitations on this, cause if I can move as much light as I want, I can effectively look at what's happening another galaxy away from my house.

Have the brick slowly evolve into a brick world, kind of like a planet, but its all bricks.

Because its popular, that's basically the main reason why. Not saying authors can't come up with another reason, but that's mostly what i see from the things I read, its pretty much what power fantasy is to isekai. People fantasize about turning into a cute girl and doing yuri stuff, that's...

Because most of MCs in GB fics(Edit: on this website in particular) are written in a way that they actually want it, or they secretly want it and the author does a terrible job at portraying they don't.

Yeet myself into space and see what happens.