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"Snow White" has been un-reserved by me in favour of "Petrosinella" (Rapunzel) so, if anyone desperately wanted to write a version of that, you can reserve it for yourself now~!

Find out if my friend wants to play at the same time, because I'll need to open the game files first or else the order will annoy me. (Optional) Put on the music and/or playlist I picked out for the scene/story I'm writing. Reread a couple of sentences and a few pieces of notes to remember what...

Welcome back~! If I'm not mistaken, I remember you from the Yuri Writing Help Room?

When you want to write, but everyone's being too loud...

Thank you~! I'll just take the first arc and leave it, then.

I suppose it is. I generally find that, if I don't correct my attitude like this, I'll write my characters too passive and the narrative too rushed. Sometimes it comes out okay despite that, but it could be better. Other times, it becomes a complete liability to the whole story...

I look at it honestly and ask myself why it's boring. Oftentimes, it's because I'm not writing it properly. I think I'm passing over important information to the reader, but I'm actually under-utilising the scene and it's not contributing to the story as much as I thought. I just spent 2 out...

I've added some extra clarification the the OP.

Not quite right either, sorry. The target is wrong.

I think that first one is actual incest? Boy x Girl. Hetero, basically.

You know those stories where the MC is thrown over by her crappy fiancé, so she decides to marry his father instead? Or where the MC is transported into a novel prior to the story beginning, and has to marry/seduce the male lead's father? I'm looking for any story along that kind of vein...

If their points are honest, then the criticism is valid. They may suck as a constructive critic (potentially; there's a tendency for authors to read criticism as being harsher than it is because it hurts), but that doesn't mean they have nothing valuable to say. Back in my second year of...

Transgender and GB are separate things, but they can be combined. The transgender tag just means that a story has characters that are transgender. There's no need for any sort of transformation, or even for them to have started transitioning, if that's something they'll end up doing. It's the...

Yes, those are fine~! We already have someone who's reserved "St. George and the Dragon", for example, and another person who's reserved one of Aesop's Fables. (I'm going with the broadest definition of these as possible in order to let people have a lot of variety to choose from.)

This is one of my favourites: https://archiveofourown.org/works/4246752 It ships the character with a genuine AI from his show. I don't know precisely what you mean by integration into real life, though? That they become more human or the like?