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Yea, time is bonkers in fantasy fiction stories, beefed up with no real purpose except to make things sound impressive. You could easily chop a zero of the end of most of the numbers they throw out and it would still be on the large side.

There's both dense protagonist and naive protagonist, but I agree, i'd like a stupid protagonist as well. I definately think it would be a good one for comedies. Oh well. I guess for now we just have to pick the better out of dense and Naive. Theres also forgetful protagonist... But ye, I want...

Force of gravity on the earth due to the sun.

Ah, friend, you've arrived safely. I'm so glad. As you know, we at camp ORIGIN strive to resist these "isekaied" tyrants who corrupt our nation's wellbeing and morals. After much reconnaissence, we have discoved the total number of these individuals to be four, but each with their own powerful...

I would be delighted if you could try mine, as well, please!

So all I do is read off my filters when finding stories? Easy. Adult, Drama, Gender-Bender, Girls-love, Boys-love, Fanfiction, Harem, Smut, Polygamy, Polyandry Huh? technically only two of these are tags, the rest are genres. :unsure: oh well.

But then, by your definition, Ishmael is a main character of Moby- isn't he the main ally? But you also seem insistant to say he isn't. Regardless, that isn't really my problem. Boiling everything down, I think you are saying that, traditionally, the term "protagonist" was used to denote the...

I don't see why this would be unique to matriliniarity? If blood is "passed down" through descendants, then why would it matter if its passed down from the mother's side or the father's side?

I want to see a novel where someone is described as being a jade beauty, only for the author to mean it literally because her skin is pale green.

Tragic backstories are for edgy teens. Just forget about one and write the story.

In terms of "story mechanics", I really hate time travel. The way I've seen it used doesn't make sense most of the time, fullstop. However, I myself have often thought about writing stories with regressors (I mean, how would I write a story with regressors?) I came to the conclusion that if I...

No drama for me ty.

My apologies for continuing to drag this offtopic, but... a quick google search suggests the norse gods were not considered immortal. Nor ageless, even. Hence its perfectly fine for them to die at ragnarok because they are mortal, even though we call them "gods"

I have never seen immortal defined like this before, nor used like this before.

I don't really know what "westernising" a cultivation novel looks like. Though I don't really care as long as the worldbuilding and plot is good. I'd like some effort put into the stories I read, and some thought process as well. My most recent nitpick is how the term "Immortal" is used...

I've never considered a hero to go on a journey; or more accurately, rarely. Especially not a journey in a metaphorical sense. To me, a hero is someone who's already completed, or near the end of the journey. They've grown as much as they can, or maybe they just have the last stretch to go. A...

I notice you use a hyphen at the start of a paragraph to explain terminology. I would advise against this. If things need explaining, use a normal paragraph to do so. Feel free to take time explaining things that need to be explained, just be careful not to make it into an info-dump. Speaking...

I draw my covers myself using piskel. Which is my my novel currently is using the default cover, since I'm bad at art and havent finished a cover yet ;-;

S.O.L. stands for Slice Of Life.

There is one story I thought about writing, but Probably won't; A S.O.L cultivation story. I mean, a proper s.o.l. The story would start and by the time it ends, maybe the mc would move up about one "stage" in whatever the power system is there, but no more. It would be a story that really...