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Umm, not sure if this will help, but... The number one thing that makes me want to write and think up ideas is to read the most cliche stories you could ever find (I mean MULTIPLE) in a genre you like reading/writing until you go NO!!!! WHY!!!! UGH NO DO THIS INSTEAAAD and then start writing...

I recommend this all the time lolol and this is SO late but have you tried Fantasia? it's on this site, and it has a really dry-wit-funny writing style and no-nonsense characters. Might be up your alley :D

Ahem ahem, as someone who is bilingual and have done translations, fanfics, and original works-- Translations were easiest, and actually really satisfying since I don't have to think about where things are going (the original author did all that, so all I gotta do is focus on making the words...

Siiiiiince i'm Korean, here comes your Korean fix :D Movies considered classic mind-blowing + thought-provoking in Korea: Oldboy (2003), Lady Vengeance (2005), The Handmaiden (2016). All by the same director, in fact ._. (but warning: may not be for the weak of heart, like me lol)...

If I was given a story and it could be told in either manga form or webtoon form... Hmm, depends on the story, but I guess for now webtoons? I like to view my manga and webtoons on the downtime when going somewhere. Webtoons were basically made for viewing on mobile, so I slightly prefer...

I think it really depends! One time I built this super elaborate world precisely because I wanted to make a super elaborate world, and while building it I almost naturally came up with plot points that I connected into a story. The pro of this is that it makes for some good use of the world...

okay I'm cliche and I know it but Jane Austen has one of my most favorite writing styles :blobtaco: lengthy and long and downright run-on sentences but that Regency England feel man Pride and Prejudice or Emma's a good starting point; the first one's kinda known all over the place (DESERVEDLY...

I'm probably going to be recommending this until the day I die but FANTASIA is super cool, side of fluffy romance and quite the story!! It's already pretty famous (I think) but honestly deserves more :D https://www.scribblehub.com/series/15439/fantasia/

Fantasia's my favorite on this site, if that counts for anything :D would 10/10 recommend!!

The Guardian of the Forest rustled its feathers in the quiet of the night. The Forest was dark, but the Boulder glowed dimly, pulsing light into the cleared area. The Guardian had not seen a single being for long-- too long that days overlapped weeks until he no longer knew how old he was...

Tired of all the run-of-the-mill villainesses and heroines reincarnated into otome games and whatnot? Try checking out the author's brainchild that emerged from such exhaustion of the cliche plotlines, where the protagonist is NOT the reincarnator and the author (me) loves making fun of all the...

this is late, but if you're looking for straight plot with a side of romance, I'd like to recommend Fantasia! Somebody else recommended it to me before for clean romance so give it a try :) https://www.scribblehub.com/series/15439/fantasia/ also, sorta shameless but in case you ever want to...

Lol MOOD haha great advice right there, lowkey might use this just for the tongue-in-cheek reference to this advice :D

MAN that last line in the video tho-- "a lifetime of failing is better than a lifetime of not having started" or sth like that-- right on. Thanks for the share! :blobtaco:

yo I like this one so much!!! thanks for sharing :D

Honestly, writing is not supposed to be anything. It just is, once you write it. The advice you saw, in my humble opinion, is good advice because it (1) makes you feel less pressured that what you write has to be perfect and beautiful just the way you saw it. It isn't a rule that you shouldn't...

Hi people! :D Don't know if anyone has done this kind of thread already but... Just for fun, what is the best piece of writing advice you got that you actually benefited from? It doesn't even have to be advice given for the act of writing; it can be just advice in general that you applied to...

ships. it's the ships. it's their chemistry. It can also be other relationships that you just love the chemistry of but lack canon for. Also, it's a lot easier to write about two established characters in an established world for a shorter story that is sort of allowed to be more cliche because...

yo back in high school I first learned that you can check if you're dreaming by 1) looking at a time/clock, looking away, then looking at it again (the time will have changed because no consistency in dreams) and 2) counting your fingers (it will not count normally; you'll have more than five...

@Clickbait @Kyrian_Clawraithe hehe thanks both of you :)