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You might want to think about the character's design before the name. Many authors name their characters based on their design. Take the characters in One Piece, for example. Oda consistently names his characters based on their designs, such as Bege after a mafia boss, Roronoa Zoro after a...

I don't understand why you pay attention to small details like racist conversations? There are many sensitive, dark, and brutal topics that often make up the content of fiction and are rarely debated. I mean... we all agree that immorality in fiction is not justified, but it is impossible to...

Try watching the anime "91 days". It's ethical revenge fiction that truly describes how I felt after closing the final chapter of revenge fiction. https://myanimelist.net/anime/32998/91_Days

I respect your artistic freedom. But I won't be reading your fiction specifically because of the point below. After all, I've read a lot of revenge tropes, especially in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese fiction. Most of them are simply about satisfying the protagonist's ego. But, frankly, as a...

Okay, if you're asking for additional advice: Adjust your synopsis to suit the platform. Don't use "What to Expect" in SH, but you are encouraged to use it in RR. Add "Trigger Warning" if your content is heavy and contains sensitive elements (gore, execution, dark psychology, etc.). Add a...

Quite immersive... I can grasp the conflict in your fiction. I'm not offering any advice regarding synopsis content, but your synopsis format should adapt to the format of a web novel. Avoid giant, eye-straining paragraphs. Use concise paragraphs (1-3 sentences). And don't forget to separate...

You should listen to the wise advice of @JayMark if you don't want to get hurt. Lol

I don't know if Light can fit into this category or not, considering the definition of Self-Insert is ambiguous. From the beginning, he was a character intended as a narrative experiment: what if a genius high school student was given the power to determine death through the Death Note? The...

Well, I understand what you mean... more like a desire to depict the scene in a perfectionist way, but often that is difficult to do because of the author's limitations.

Breathing freely is a joy in the new month.

Well, breathing freely is a joy.

Well, this is the author's condition, not about the story content.

It was indeed difficult to maintain the internal logic of the world and the coherence of the story. I often flipped through chapters for hours just to check for plot holes or inconsistencies between the new and old chapters.

Can you explain one thing you find most difficult about writing the content of the story? We don't talk about the market (readers and their preferences), release and promotion, story packaging (cover, etc), or author's condition (mental block, etc). We discuss the content of the story, whether...