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Style is what you make of it, even if you don't think you have any.

That's what we call literary minimalism.

I am not worthy!

That's okay. I like ramble-y posts. And that's interesting about what you said about fragmenting yourself into various characters. I know I do that for some of my own characters, specifically in where their interests / hobbies lie. And yeah, fleshing out your characters is definitely an...

I see that.

All right, gamers be gamers.

Interesting. Sounds like a very cerebral kind of writing, I think.

Very Shakespearean indeed!

Wow! Care to give some example excerpts? :blob_wink:

Oh, and I see. Try not to put yourself under too much pressure, though. You might burn yourself out doing that. Have you read other books to help you improve your writing, though? Reading other people's books can help you improve your own writing, as it lets you soak in how other writers do...

It's good to be flexible in your writing style and have more than one influence for your style. It makes for a more flexible style that you can use better for your own writing. Oh, and I'm not as familiar with the acronyms, so what's CN novels? Cellphone novels or Chinese web novels? Sorry for...

Ah, I see. It's been awhile since I wrote in 1st person POV, but I definitely get what you're saying about going into people's heads and describing their physical actions. I usually write in 3rd person, so I tend to lean more on actions with a smattering of interiority (going into people's...

Yeah, we tend to slow down our updates as we focus on improving our writing over time. It just comes with the territory, I guess. But what do you mean by 'isn't as popular as my old writing skills'? Doesn't the popularity of a story usually increase as the quality of the prose improves? Or is...