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Editing makes the story good.

I thought everyone agrees that Solo Leveling is mediocre at storytelling. It's the case of good art carries a bad story.

rip she's made with profile making program and I have no artistic skill. Just make her purple snekgirl.

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Both as a reader and an author, I like the overarching plot. It keeps adding depth and meaning to the past and building a larger, more comprehensive picture of the story as it progresses. Fluff novels bore me to all ends. Honestly, almost exclusively read fluffy visual media for arts and sounds...

"Katana is the best weapon in the medieval fantasy world."

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I'm the personification of perfection descending from the wholeness above to look down unto the inferiority of the flawed reality.

The moment I started writing, I already know (or have some idea) how it will end. I have an overarching theme and question to echo and answer, so the plot and the development only need to flow towards that point.

@Angry_Clown you forgot to put in the whole paragraph. He's referring to "good" as in popularity, not subjective taste or "writing quality."

Pantsing isn't suitable for anything ever, period. It's like going on with your life just by guts feeling with no plan. It's a disaster of knowing nothing and refusing to learn. You need at least some directions to ensure some relevance of your choices. Sometimes it can work, but it's up to...

where is it that he said the novels are good? I only saw him comparing data and no opinion.

you can have fun and interesting scenes that aren't just action-packed or fast pace. Boring doesn't mean slow. It means uninteresting. It's case by case. Only you know what that scene is and what it lacks or can be improved upon. Your creativity is the solution to make things interesting.

You're doing something wrong if your chapter is boring.

But they said raw is better :blob_hmm_two:

It has its use, specifically good against armoured targets (strangely non-existent in most fantasy novels). Spears are showstoppers for big unarmoured armies of peasants, but against skilful armoured knight, the staff has a better chance to win through attrition. Also, adrenaline can't shrug...

Staff is easier to manipulate and still cause serious damage to the opponent with just one hit, armoured or not. Yes, people tried to use a rapier, but most of them are using it wrong in the sense that they aren't just sword but faster.

The experiment is peer-reviewed and accepted by one of the topmost authors of the ScribbleHub. Here's the certification.

After my observation of the past few weeks, I've concluded that there is a definite way to gain a massive amount of readers and success, hugely increasing the chance to go on trending. Here are the three which I've selected to illustrate my point. The first novel has 900 readers. The second...