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Remember to plan the story in a way that each ‘cultivation stage’ interacts with the other. I mean the user’s specifically. So many novels decide that every time the MC improves, that’s when you finally introduce a stronger individual. The story isn’t organic if done that way. Cultivation...

I just make it so my character naturally thinks such morbid thoughts. Circumstances can get you thinking sometimes.

I miss my optimistic phase where I didn’t doubt everything.

After the aggressive shake-up, I noticed one of the reviews for my novel vanished (5 Star). A very bad sign, but I don’t regret it. The current trajectory of the story was boring me to death and I wanted to add a layer to the narration. It can’t be helped some won’t like the idea or will find it...

Redefine the meaning yourself. If you know the baseline, then you could do something creative with it. Don’t think too much about the specifics since LN were mostly non-English and had to be translated anyway. There are a lot of things they use that we can’t if pursuing efficiency in getting out...

Why not do a Light Novel? Pretty easier to write than a Novella and blends your illustrative skill with writing. Maybe the current examples of an LN aren’t that interesting anymore considering they’ve aged a bit badly (anime references only work if you’re aware of them in the moment and repeated...

You could probably do that in Writing Prompts while hashtaging it “Continue the story”.

Finally close to chapter 40 and like always, a big shake up and clarity of the characters. Honestly, if my Internet connection wasn’t irregular, then I’d probably upload more often. But I did warn that in the summary so I forgive myself. Good job, me. Now go finish the trilogy you have been...

Stick with the basics is the advice I’ll give. When you introduce a story element, run with it without adding too much context. Let aspects about it naturally be figured out by the audience. If there’s a guy who gets angry all the time, then make them get angry all the time. Tell me why that has...

Those kind of synopsis don’t get to the point and don’t give the reader any sense of what the story will be like. It just turns into a list of randomly added tropes that may or may not be in the story proper. I don’t like it because that kind of synopsis is boring in its own flavour.

“You see… I have a lot of things I want done. Since you trust my advice, you’ll help me out… right? I’m sure things will work out after you’ve followed my plan. It’ll all be fine. Trust me- No, I guess you already do.” —Older sister.

Work on the limitations rather than the strengths is what a Brandon Sanderson says. Just make sure you don’t fall into the trap of presenting the story as “look, magic!” Or “I totally gave limitations okay?”

All I can say is safety nets must be prepared beforehand if you’re taking a leap of faith. Do not regret cutting opportunities that could’ve made you better off, but don’t be overly concerned about failure. Writing skills can build even without being taught specifically, but other opportunities...

Not sure why my story didn’t pop up in New Novels. Sad because I’m already 13 chapters in (plus Prologue) and there’s not much readers. Though I’m also kinda happy because I’m cooking something weird right now and like that those who might be interested have more chapters starting off.

Do what fits you. I can probably think up a reason to continue, but it’s meaningless unless this side hobby is something you enjoy. My advice is to give it a chance before making a conclusive decision.

I’ve decided to do a bulk update of my new novel ‘Formerly A Villainous Academy Noble’. Ten chapters now posted. Won’t be able to update regularly due to IRL issues, but it’s enough to form an opinion.

I should called it ‘Failed Possession’ then. I’m not sure on what to call it other than a failure to take control of the intended target. Transmigration seems better but that would imply that Venril retains his ego. I’m not sure how to put it.

I’m currently working on the drafts of a Webnovel I’m working on called “The Orchestrator Has Possessed Me: Their Berserker”. The story is about a game villain, but the difference between this and other academy-based possessions is that this has the original ‘villain’ keep his ego. The reason...

I thought indigo was negativity in general. Which was why everyone got one because it was impossible for someone to not have at least a little negativity in them (either about death, anger, and other emotions on the spectrum).