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I've been noticing this for a while now: you write a lot. Like, a hell of a lot. And it seems like you write for fun. You write because you really enjoy it and don't expect anything in return (I could be wrong). If writing is just one of your hobbies, then it's normal to get bored or burnt out...

I don't think there are any pure pantsers out there. Everyone does plan to some extent, even if it's only in their head. On the other hand I can't think of anyone who plan literally every bit of details, word for word, either.

Just... don't write something you don't like? The first example is basically you've grown to hate or bored of your story now. This can happen if you're a pantser who let things get out of control and see what happens but end up hating it. But you said the core mechanic of the story is...

You mean a tear-jerker kind of drama? I wouldn't go looking for it, but if it's a moment in the story I'm already reading, then I'm all for it. But if you mean misunderstanding or pointless relationship dramas that can easily be solved with just some communication, then no. Hell, no.

I refuse to tell you why. Drama thickens... :blob_evil:

I do. Conflicting views. Drama continues.

Conflicting views. The real drama begins... :blob_evil:

Similar views. Drama ends... :blob_facepalm:

I have no money but still want to start a drama. Conflicting views. Can the real drama start yet?

I love LitRPG. Conflicting views. Can the real drama start yet?

Interactive story is always fun.

The second one.

Never done it myself, but I heard it was a good way to prevent boredom, avoid procrastination, and keep you productive overall.

I was obsessed with manga and comics when I was young but only started reading novels a few years ago. I was just starting to seriously practice English back then. My listening and speaking skills were quite decent after about three months of constant exposure, so the next step is naturally...

https://www.scribblehub.com/series/924142/web-of-shadows/ Sorry, couldn't help it... :blob_facepalm:

Ignorance is bliss, as they say. But I think if you're omni-everything, you're at the highest point one can be. Even curse and blessing themselves are parts of you.

If it's good, it's good.

Money is one hell of a drug.

They're different things but usually go hand in hand. Self-insert refers to when the author puts themselves in the story, usually the protagonist, but it can also be a side character. Wish-fulfillment refers to when the author gets their wishes fulfilled in fiction. Say, you wish you have a...

I can only speak for myself: going in without a clear plan. Web novel is a serialized format, which is very different from regular published novels. Unless you write multiple chapters in advance, there's almost no chance for rewriting the story as a whole. To ensure consistency, you should go in...