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Now that it's complete, I'm finally pleased to present my entry to this contest. I'm glad I was able to participate, and I thank Cynthell for organizing it. It is a short story of about 10k words divided into five chapters.. I thank those who choose to give it a read. :blobthumbsup: AFTER THE...

It looks awesome, but it's not a genre I enjoy. I like the reinterpretation of Journey to the West in a darker tone. I admire that the developers gave a big middle finger to the Western American impositions. Despite this, I'm not interested in the game, I won't buy it, and I won't play it. I...

Just bad luck, unfortunately your story ended up being seen first by toxic elements. Keep writing, don’t give up. In the long run, persistence pays off, and you’ll balance out the negative votes. You’ll definitely find people of value who will appreciate your work. I advise you not to focus on...

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You see, there's no contradiction, and I'll explain it simply. A low rating damages the overall rating of a novel, potentially driving away readers who might actually enjoy it—those are the ones I'm interested in. The negative opinion itself not only doesn't interest me, but I actually consider...

So it wouldn't be absurd; it's normal to anguish over reading something so horrible that it deserves a one-star rating for hundreds of chapters. A new kind of masochism, where every word is a stab to the eyes.:blob_hmm: The precious time of this valiant reader, lost forever in reading this...

I was explaining to Sailus why most 1 and 2-star reviews shouldn't be taken seriously because those who give them don't have an opinion worth considering. It wasn't just directed at him but to all writers who get upset when they receive such ratings. It wasn't my intention to go off-topic, and I...

You're starting from a wrong assumption. We are on Scribble Hub and we are amateur authors. You can't compare a commercial work with the novels you find here. They are different worlds, and it's unfair to evaluate them with the same criteria. Reading what we write costs nothing. If the product...

I disagree, but you're free to think that way. I reiterate that there's not much thought or care involved most of the time; it's just a desire to feel special. The precious time they waste would be spent scrolling through social media anyway, at least reading exercises the brain. Jokes aside...

I'm sorry if my comment is brief and doesn't add much to your interesting post, but it makes me smile that we writers all have a similar reaction to bad reviews, negative comments, or 1-star ratings. Some random dude, without much thought nor care, can harm us with a click, while we end up...

I know, I'm sorry. I've been busy lately. I need to find a moment to gather my thoughts.