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You'd be surprised how often it happened in real life too.

It's because everyone here is Shocking, right? As for myself, my interpretation of success is being able to write a story and finish it.

Three, actually. 3. People rating @K5Rakitan stories with *1 stars.

You just give me an idea. What if the OG Person B is resurrected and sees Person A likes the clone Person B better because the clone has no negative traits of the OG?

That's the plan. Person B is the MC. The story is told from her perspective.

So I should just make Person B catches Person A becomes intimate with Person B lookalike/clone then without the break up. Noted.

Thanks guys! So all I have to do to make it NTR is to make Person B still alive? How about this? Person A marries Person B. The marriage was an arranged one, but Person A loves Person B. Person A is a cold, emotionally stunted person. He doesn't know how to express his love to Person B. Person...

The guys aren't mortal. Unlike mortals, time passes at different rates for them. Two weeks for mortals are two seconds for them.

Person A marries person B. Person B dies. Person A creates a clone of Person B with their memories and personalities. The clone think they are Person B. They don't know the original Person B is already dead and they are a clone. Does this count as NTR?

I thought they just posted memes and shitposts on social media because I do.

You shouldn't compare yourself with other authors. Comparisons can only be made if when the corresponding factors are constant. Even authors who write the same genre can't be compared. In essence, what you are doing is actually compare yourself to what they like to present themselves as. It...

No, but I misread the title as going back in time and killing your lover's past self.

You can usually tell who is speaking by the sentence structures and tone. Not everyone speaks the same way.

The power the protagonist knows not.