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Embrace it, nourish it! :blob_salute: The trick is to write one smut chapter and then take a break from the smut content for a few weeks :blob_uwu:

Sounds like there's no wrong answer there. Experiment, try one time and see how it works, then try a different time. Just be sure to keep track of the results, and be wary of the risk of annoying your readers in the process. People prefer stability after all

Never read the OP's novel, but I could argue that some novels have a slow start needed to build up to something bigger throughout the story, and that it may be necessary to ask your audience to be patient with it in hopes that it will pay off. My novel starts that way, it begins as a slice of...

A fine addition to my... collection... :blob_evil:

Hmm :blob_hmm: Pick a premise you're confident in, it doesn't need to be original, just something you personally are invested in. Write consistently, make a public schedule for publishing chapters. And keep writing, over time, writing gets better and so will you.

Whichever works best for you, and depending on where your general audience comes from. Mine come from the United States, so evening time at my time zone work okay.

I don't use social media :blob_pout: nobody accepts my friend requests. Just joking, but I don't really advertise my work. I try to publish it on a written schedule in hopes that it grabs more readers attention. Why do you want to promote your work, hoping to catch someone's eye? Aiming to...

Okay, I'll do this with my story :blob_evil_two: A showrunner of a travelling circus asks a cat girl from his audience to work for him. Said cat girl and her friends set his circus on fire in return :blob_catflip:

Hulk Smash :blob_teehee: I plan to try that same approach for my story, because it's not uncommon to hear people say they like it but they don't like smut :blob_hmm: it's possible that I'm losing potential readers because they don't like smut content, so perhaps meeting halfway and labeling...

You haven't the slightest clue how much you have made my day with this quote ? ? ? ? ? Bless you, kind soul! ? I've been wondering that perhaps my story could be more appealing if I label which chapters include smut and which do not. I'm not asking you to read the whole thing, but in your...

Not to defend them but with a bust size like that, I'd be offended too. Well, more jealous than offended really :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Some user once said that after you write past 50 chapters, the readers will start taking interest in your story and your audience will find you. That person lied! :blob_pout::blob_pat_sad::blob_pout:

Oh hey, you're the user who couldn't post your story on RR because of the cover art, right? How did that go, still dealing with RR or did they let you submit your story? :s_smile: Neat, I could always use more feedback! Slight warning though, a lot of smut in the early chapters. I'd appreciate...

Happy Friday everyone! Still figuring out what to do to improve my story :blob_hmm: changing the cover art might help, just need to figure out what I would want to change it into first. Act 1 is nearly complete, I do see around 100 views in the chapters being consistent. I'm curious to know...

I've shelved some stories before. Tell me about the ones you shelved? Why did you shelf them, what were they about and what do you think led to this result?

That depends. Did you cuss me out the past few days? Cuz if you didn't, we're cool :blob_uwu: But if you did... revenge :blob_evil:

Stings doesn't it, when people just call it smut despite smut not being the central focus :sweat_smile: :blob_whistle_two: Cookie? :blob_cookie: it's chocolate chip. A lot of good advice here, so I'll try to add something differemt. Write what you know, or write what you want to know...

Its funny but the argument applies to everything :ROFLMAO: like even the fun jobs kids would wish for would turn into work and effort over time. That's just life.

Currently, KuliKuli is at 62 chapters, soon to be 63 tonight. But the finished first draft totaled at 306 chapters. I expect it to be less than that, since I have shortened and combined a few chapters in Act 1 for this second draft, however I have included a lot of new material/chapters as...

Not necessarily, I would think this could be a sort of natural de-evolution type as well, where the plot focuses on the aftermath of progress, not war, and the idea being that progress has slowed to a stop or perhaps progress moved forward only to discover some negative consequences, in which...