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Blood Rose Princess Just Wants to Live in Peace with Her Little Daughter (SH) Blood Rose Princess: Executioner of the Broken World (RR)

Grammarly is all about efficiency. But fiction is all about aesthetics. Lol

My fiction is always about a mother who loves her little daughter and wants her daughter to grow up healthy and happy, even though the world is still shrouded in darkness (read: wholesome family in the dark fantasy). By the way, I just finished rewriting volume 1 and plan to add side stories...

I chose option 1 because I like Sosuke Aizen. But Aizen also did option 4 at the same time.

You are right. I misread the correct term. Rather than "gore", it's more accurate to call it violence. So, this discussion isn't about gore, but about implicit violence versus explicit violence.

In SH, you need to gain exposure through visibility through chapters released in the latest updates. However, releasing too many chapters in a short period of time can be considered spam by the system. This is different from RR, where the system identifies authors who release multiple chapters...

Posting multiple chapters in RR is strategic, while in SH, it's spam.

Which Gore Scene is More Terrifying, Subtle (Implicit) Violence or Graphic (Explicit) Violence? Subtle violence is a gore scene that is not shown, but the narrative provides implicit signs that can be directly interpreted by readers. Example: A shrill scream was heard from the house across the...

Vol. 1 Status: [Completed rewrite]

A memorable book is a book that is remembered as a pioneer of a new sub-genre. Examples: High fantasy (LOTR); Grimdark (A Song of Ice and Fire). Or it could also be a memorable book is a book that is remembered as an icon in its segment because of its original story premise. Examples: The...

Shortening the chapter is just one trick to increase visibility. The benefits of shortening the chapter: Makes the chapter easier to read in a concise manner. Speeds up chapter updates. Makes chapters appear more in number. Potential readers are more interested in seeing 100 chapters with 100K...

Personally, I can only write a maximum of 2 chapters per day (1 chapter = 1,500 - 2,000+ words). Realistically, I only update 1-3 chapters per week. The important thing is consistency.

This is purely based on my experience. Short chapters are just one factor among others, such as synopsis, cover art, update schedule, genre, and content. Why do short chapters increase visibility? Because the majority of SH readers read on mobile phones. Long chapters tend to be tiring. Short...

After writing for almost half a year, I can say that writing fiction with short chapters (~700 words per chapter) makes it easier to increase your novel's visibility. It can increase engagement. However, it also limits your creativity. Initially, I was quite satisfied with short chapters...

Grammarly is actually more accurate at checking spelling based on UK standards. It even revises US spelling. It also can't fix messy sentence structure. Try creating an ambiguous sentence. Create a sentence with the subject "he" and then insert another sentence with the object "her." Grammarly...

Everyone has an opinion. But I tend to appreciate authors who include "bonus" images in chapters. This writing style adheres to light novel standards. If you don't like the images, just close them. Let those who want to see the images enjoy them. Sometimes, we also need specific visualizations...