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webnovelfinder.com is more like a novel search engine. I just discovered that my fiction work is among those indexed there, along with hundreds of thousands of other works.

It's possible to write paid fiction that I don't like, as long as it's ethical and doesn't violate my personal values. However, there will undoubtedly be a significant drop in quality. After all, fiction isn't empty writing, but rather the result of the author's experiences, thoughts, feelings...

Long titles are usually SEO-friendly, but they can seem cringy to readers.

Well, your thread made me write this. I've actually been meaning to write this for a while now... but I was hesitant (since fiction titles often fall into the artistic realm) until I saw your thread and realized this is a real problem for authors.

Well, almost every author generally goes through this phase. You're not alone. The title is too generic. Please read this thread: https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/tutorial-how-to-create-a-title-thats-both-reader-and-seo-friendly.26148/ A synopsis is more like an info dump. Please write a...

If you have multiple MCs, you can frame their identities into a group identity with a common interest, which can serve as your fictional brand. For example, Yuru Camp has many cute FMCs. Each episode may feature a different FMC, but they're all connected by one common thread: their love of...

I don't know how to comment. Raising children is certainly not easy. And indeed, not all parents are good. There are bad parents. There are also parents who are too kind (spoil their children) so that their children become too naughty. However, as you said, if someone wants to be a parent, then...

Great, your fiction is on the right track. The engagement stats are quite good for a fiction with fewer than 20 chapters. The cover is better than before. But I don't understand why you like the MC facing backwards so much? Well, it's just curiosity, not a weakness of the cover. Maybe you want...

I don't know what your fiction is. That title sounds too abstract and generic. If your fiction is character-driven, then it's best to use the MC's nickname followed by the premise of your fiction.

How to Create A Title That's Both Reader and SEO-Friendly A fiction title isn't a gimmick; it's the identity of your fiction. The title is how your fiction is called and recognised by both readers and non-readers (SEO). There are thousands, even millions of fiction titles out there. If your...

Sorry, @CinnaSloth off topic for a moment. I'm still curious about who the Witch of Envy is: Is she another Emilia or not? Why did she summon Subaru? Why did she protect Subaru with the RBD? How could she love Subaru even before being summoned? Did Subaru's death create a time paradox or...

I love you.... (said 1000 times in a row), Subaru

Someone said someone created 100 fake reviews just to become a rising star (ongoing) [needs further proof of this claim]. Well, if external validation, numbers, popularity, and engagement are everything in fiction, then that wouldn't be surprising. It makes sense!

Giant paragraph?! My eyes are burning... arrgghh-:s_eek:

Well, my advice might be a bit off-base. But I don't make the principle of "show it, don't tell it" absolute in all fictional narratives. Showing it provides immersion and makes the world and characters feel alive. But, sometimes telling it is not wrong either. Tell it can be used in several...