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Well unfortunately I'm still in drafting and it kinda is the first novel I'm writing so it would take a while + don't expect even a novice writer's level of competence

For a comedic it would be like sarcastic dialogues for example: As if being chased by a horde of deformed life forms wasn't bad enough, now you are telling me that I also have to do this under a minute or I'll be killed by this incredibly helpful magical spirit guide(real)... Absolutely...

While I (for some peculiar reason) do think comedic style of writing is a bit unprofessional like, I feel like it would fit the story I'm trying to write (or uh draft first in this case) better but I'm a bit torn on deciding which is better

Ah so that's why I haven't touched my pc for months

Eh? How desperate does one need to be to start seeing friends as potential weds

Well I guess I'm still new here Uhh well my name is sorta a pun on my previous one I've had and my avatar is well.... no clue what I should put

I mean.. by that logic I guess I can suggest "When the vamp genderbends you" in SH by smiles (it's a speedrun novel so you'll probably finish It in less than an hour) has a very very faithful mc

So um I think I at least got the hang of what I'll write and started the drafting. Oh well, it's better than no progress I suppose.. (once I'm finished I think I want to atleast have like 50+chaps before I'm confident to start posting it (after fixing mistakes ofc)) (So I won't have an upload...

I think the best option here would be not to worry too much about how the "average novel" would be like and instead focus on your pace. You shouldn't try to forcefully change it For the 2nd question I think having it drafted first then editted would be best since that would save a lot of time...

Eh? There was a bookmark button?

interesting I don't really know much about DND but these are what I got I guess

You should write in the language that you are most comfortable with so if English is that then sure. Having a draft on how you want your story to go is pretty important as well (even more so for people who want to read it early and help you find the issues) Overall, go for it, its better to...

As long as you know what you did is wrong there is always room for redemption and improvement. So, I don't see why not though of course you should not take everything into consideration. Constructive criticism and maybe look at what readers struggle to comprehend in your stories should help...

Space magic seems nice with how versatile it can be for daily life and conveniences (also the broken aspects assuming one can master it to that degree)