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I'll write this with the context that I don't read litrpgs and much prefer normal fantasy. That being said, as I like games I have a few thoughts about it. Take my thoughts with a grain of salt since I'm not actually part of the target audience of litrpgs. If you really want to make a litrpg...

Are not good and evil always a choice? The idea that some people are naturally good and somehow others aren't is stupid. Either everyone is born good, or no-one is born good. Take your pick.

If you want to make a litrpg/leveling system over it's natural counterpart, there should generally be a reason why we want to apply it in the first place. For example, maybe we really just want to explore how such a concept of power would affect the natural development of society in a fantasy...

I think from posts similar to this most people would recommend continuing to post one chapter a day rather than post all chapters at once. It gives more visibility for the viewers.

You lie. I know you were looking at your bathtub when you posted this.

Is it a bathtub?

If you are referring to fictional stories about scientific achievement, I think it's probably due to the difficult nature of making the story seem plausible. If it's too easy, the reader has to question why nobody noticed something so obvious beforehand. If it's too hard, then that would...

Isekai needs a reason to be isekai over generic fantasy. Reincarnated into a game/novel that the MC knows of allows you to develop the story in a way you can't with non-isekai fantasy, providing an immediate reason why your story needs to be isekai in the first place. Let's say you didn't want...

The Buffalo buffalo type of buffalo. You know what these Buffalo buffalo do? That's right- they buffalo Buffalo buffalo!

Has anyone told you about the buffalo yet?

So when writing, I've found myself growing a particular irk to the word 'necessary'. Why? I find it to be a pretty common word that I use, but I keep misspelling it. So every time I've used it, I've needed to google search it just to make sure I've spelled it correctly. I also dislike villain...

Poor grammar will definitely put off some readers. The occasional slip won't make too much of a problem, but if the story is of consistently poor quality, it makes it more difficult to read and thus less enjoyable to read. So if you don't, proofread. Though I suspect you already do that.

I click on one of the two latest topics links on scribblehub and reply on them instead of opening my latest chapter up and writing.