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Ah, tomorrow is Saturday. I will be freeeeeee then i remember that I have class on Saturday

Many Chinese and Korean names are similar, especially family names (Li/Lee comes to mind), This was especially prominent before the usage of hangul (the Korean alphabet). In those times, Koreans used hanja, that is, Chinese characters to write, and names were often chosen with meanings...

Why are there fewer blobs here than on the discord??? How am I supposed to express myself :blob_catflip:

Ennui - TFW you have nothing you're doing and you hate it. What I suffer from all the time

What will we do when we reach Z? "War of the Worlds" (2005)

My insecurities? What insecurities? Being insecure doesn't change anything, it's best to always be confident in what you do. Regretting the past, feeling anxious about the future, worrying about what you're going to do now, all those feelings only hold you back.

I mean, CTRL+F exists, and really, you shouldn't make a chapter so long that you can't read it in one sitting. I don't think adding a comment box specifically for corrections really adds much, and just makes it unnecessarily complicated.

I want to be a bright star.

What do you mean by that? Do you mean something like wattpad style, where you can add comments on specific paragraphs? I don't think that it's necessary (although I actually do like that feature of wattpad), if someone truly wants to correct something, they can just @ the author in the chapter...

We have profile posts for that though. Arguably, most of the parts here belong in a profile post, which can even be done on ScribbleHub proper.

"A story with under 10 reviews" "A story with < 2 reviews" Cough cough every story here cough cough

Either works. As with most things in writing, the answer is "personal preference". Just be consistent. With that said, internal monologue (that is, thoughts) should be in present tense (unless of course the protagonist is thinking about the past).

Maybe instead of B - prequel, A - sequel, it would be B - prequel, A - main story and C - spin-off, A - adapted from? Your suggestion is probably better though, maybe just have default complement relationships for each relationship, and have a popup for changing it?

I did this in word and copied back, so the formatting might be a bit messed up.