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Well, in my fiction, I make arrows a kind of sleeping pill. The archer launches an arrow that creates an area-of-effect mist of sleep, causing the opponents to surrender without any significant resistance. Of course, there's a counter: the opponents must injure themselves and allow the pain to...

What about transforming an arrow into a supersonic attack with nuclear-level explosive power? It sounds ridiculous, but the Fate series offers this fantasy. Well, it's an ultimate attack that costs the user their life. So, it's not without sacrifice.

I was casually crawling the web novel series with some chatbots... and found that my fiction wasn't valuable enough to be picked up by crawler sites. But some of the popular fiction on SH has been picked up by at least three crawler sites with large memberships.

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Maybe I'll make it more concise but meaningful... considering I've written intense battles in various levels before the climax. You're right. This final battle is also a clash of values—love, forgiveness, and conscience vs trauma, historical resentment, and destructive obsessions. This is the...

Writing the final chapters of the final battle arc towards the end of vol 2...

The Final Battle at the Climax of the Arc The final battle usually pits the protagonist against the main antagonist at the climax of the story. Their fight usually determines the overall direction of the story and even serves as a turning point. My question is, what do you expect from the...

Have you read my thread about living character voices? A character's voice can be said to come to life if it has unique characteristics, usually based on experience, character, and worldview. To identify it, you can create a voice that readers recognise (familiar) without mentioning the...

Wouldn't you consider to "show it" rather than "tell it" in your character introduction? Let the reader infer what your character is like through cinematic action narratives. Personally, I usually emphasize aspects that emphasize appearance, personality, and ability when describing "named"...