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Not necessarily, you don’t have to read the prequel to read the sequel. It all depends on how you write it, and how much information is given. For instance, this is the order of my books. Book 2 Book 3 Book 1 The first book is the ending, the second is the prequel, the third is the sequel to...

This is actually a pretty good idea. For instance, reviewers, or I should say. Proper reviewers, even if opinionated will necessarily take the time to voice it. A word minimum will not be an issue in this case. Since a review stands by logic to properly show how it is perceived. Now, within this...

Title: Restoration(Book 1) Main Genre: Fantasy Sub Genre: Action, Adventure, Dark Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, High Fantasy, Tragedy, etc. Subplot: Romance Books: Trilogy Trilogy Status: Reconstruction Complete Book 1 currently in release on Scribblehub. Summary: Power is something that is a...

That would depend, for instance, my writing revolves around morals. So no one is right nor wrong. The trick is to have each point connect to each other. A great driving character helps to make this easier. Which is usually the leading character. For instance, how I did my own. Is to show why the...

No doubt, I will say translations are the hardest. Gotta know the language for one, then translating it to another tongue can be quite a hassle. Then you gotta go through all the checks and balances for that language you are trying to translate it towards. Honestly, the time and effort it takes...

If that happens, best to avoid web novel. This seems like such a simple thing. If it is in another language, then given the amount of people possibly reading. More or less it would be flagged if offensive in nature. If it is due to race, then definitely move elsewhere. Writing is meant to be...

That would depend. If they were meant to be hatable, then why not? No reason not to. Since that means you have made success. If it is not intentional, then you should probably fix it.

I simply write to see it through to the end. Then I write to constantly improve. I have rewritten my series quite a few times already. Line by line, edit line by line, revision line by line. Then with an audio for confirmation. Afterwards, repeat again. Catching all errors my be near on...

Typically five chapters. If I am not drawn in by then, well, it is highly unlikely I will be reading anymore. One more thing, if it is written in first person. That is a red flag, and I simply just exit out. There is one exception however. First is acceptable if it is a sub element. However, the...

Main Genre: Fantasy Sub Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Psychological, Mature, Supernatural, Tragedy Subplot: Romance Maturity: More along the lines of gore and language at times. Nothing sexual. As well as dealing with morals. Which may or may not trigger. Never had anyone got triggered by...

Adding onto the bug report. Even with no other parts in draft. While manually releasing. The system got confused with my previous release around four or five hours back. Which pushed my new release back three hours. Hence, it did not directly get into the system. I may have a ton of parts...

Follow up on bug report. Even when manually releasing chapters. It registers the date you originally had it in as a draft, as the release date. Even though it has been released at a later time, hence the story does not go into the updated system.

Ah yeah, that is true lol. If it is not a bug. Definitely more instructions are needed.

Yeah, I encountered this same problem as well.

Yep, I have the time zone set correct. Also, yes, I did the delete and re-release to test why this is happening. Since the schedule release was not accepted. Also, I am manually releasing my work now, not on schedule anymore. So yeah, I figured it was an anti cheating thing. Though, was not...

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