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I can't really say that I've had a similar experience myself. Regardless, I'm just going to give feedback, under the assumption that's what you want. I'm going to start with basic grammer: I think this is meant to read "Arkam was sitting against the old man". Keep your tenses consistent...

Forgive me if this comment feels a bit sharp. I know it was not the intent of this thread to go down here, but it needs to be said. This is the problem. The definition of truth isn't "a point of view of something that is real". Instead, we consider truth to be the real thing that's at the end...

Ngl, some of these answers bother me greatly. Truth is not a complicated thing. It exists by necessity, and it's characteristics are simple. Truth is not constructed by humans. Rather, we recognise it's existence and refer to it as "truth". The faults of the logical faculties of humans-...

It would probably make most sense if the curse extended only so far as losing the ability to decieve others. That is; the curse restricts the victim to tell his honest opinion. As for how valid that opinion is, that would probably need to be probed by the interrogator. Questions like, "what...

I didn't realise there was a difference between hyphons and em dashes until I read something in this forum about them. I use hyphons instead of em dashes.

I'd say "ew!" and then re-orient myself through the power of self-brainwashing.

One girl. Pure love for the win!

Yup. Something about a smurf system, with tftc :blob_cookie:. I googled what tftc meant. Also what smurf meant in that context.

Oh. Well, That's interesting. :sweat_smile: After some research, I think what happens where I live is that the study of it is mandatory, but there isn't a mandatory exam for it.

That's what tax is currently, if you think about it. You subscribe to the government for the services they offer.

I write in first person perspective. So my story's narrator is the MC. He's telling the story cause I want him to. He's telling the story to the readers. On a more serious note, no I haven't given those types of questions much thought.

School teacher. Wait, that's already been taken. Maybe a chef, or a member of staff at an aquarium. But I really like the chef idea. Imagine a bundle of tentacles wearing a chefs hat and apron, chopping up squid with a massive bucher's knife in a room full of flames.

I don't understand why this isn't a thing. You could group basic politics + economy + law into a single mandatory school subject Now that's what I call a fantasy story!

No tiger bread?

But even referring to eastern religions, don't they believe in an almighty, Shangdi? They also have the Tiandao or "way of heaven" that's more normally present in cultivation novels, and doesn't this often restrict immortals in cultivation stories? Not to mention, immortals can be killed by...

Appleton. Just put it in the oven for a few hours and wait patiently...

I think one of the stranger moments I've dropped a novel when I found out the MC was a girl. So I start reading the novel thinking that the MC is a guy, and there's no harem tag in sight. I read the first few chapters and am pleasantly surprised that it doesn't follow the stereotypical plot you...

I second this. The obvious solution would be to make the stat boost temporary, instead of having the drunk be permanent. Or maybe if we want to be boring, just give them a stat boost as long as their drunk. The more drunk they are, the higher the stat boost.

You're missing the pre-flood era. Guess prehistoric is probably the closest thing to meaning that, so I'll take that I guess?