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Let everyone have their own opinion. Honestly, rejecting AI is ridiculous. If we truly reject AI, we shouldn't use Google, Amazon, or even smartphones. The digital age is the age of AI. What we need is humanistic adaptation, not biased rejection.

Disaster is Just A Consequence Disaster doesn't argue with you Disaster doesn't come knocking at your door Disaster is just a consequence What is denied is what happens What is feared is what destroys Whoever sins, all may suffer the consequences

When I reread my writing and feel like I need adjustments to achieve a better writing standard, you know... authors' writing skills improve over time. You might wince when rereading old chapters. I'm also rewriting Volume 1, which still feels rough, while also trying to finish Volume 2, which is...

You don't need to apologize. Everyone has their own challenges. Using AI for covers or illustrations isn't a sin either. WhatsApp Image 2025-12-04 at 14.15.57_93e902d5.jpg I love this cover. It's perfect for a father-daughter illustration. The other cover is more of a romance cover.

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I don't have (don't feel the need for) discord yet. Lol?

Well, a limited third POV is indeed the most comfortable for writing large, epic, and captivating narratives. With a limited third POV, the depiction of worldbuilding becomes more vivid and in-depth. We can portray any character to enrich the perspective, perfect for multiple POVs. However, we...

How do humans deal with living disasters? Imagine a typhoon, an earthquake, a pyroclastic flow, or any other disaster, but they have consciousness, and we (humans) fight (or survive) against them. That's what I want to write as the final climax of the arc of vol 2 in my fiction. An ending that...

It's up to you. I personally only rewrote the old chapters while adding author's notes. I didn't want to disappoint existing readers if the old fiction was removed. So I compromised by only revising the old chapters.

It's fine as long as your narrative portrays the MC as the first POV. First POV rarely uses a narrator, as the point of view is limited to one character. Therefore, the use of "I" and "my" is unavoidable. However, if you still want to minimize the use of "I," you can combine the first POV and...

The use of "I," "my," "me," and "mine" is inherent in first-person POV. If you don't want to use those words, switch to second/third-person POV.

Power fantasy = power solves everything. Dark fantasy = Power brings consequences, even disaster. Super hero fantasy = with power comes responsibility. Romance fantasy = not power, but love solves everything.

Well, there are indeed only a few platforms that truly support new authors. SH is one of them. They have the latest series and the latest updates feature, allowing anyone to release and promote their work freely. I once tried Wattpad, but gave up because I struggled to understand the platform's...

What if you hurt the victims you failed to protect in the past again because you are dealing with old wounds that have not healed?

That's a very subtle difference. The difficulty of creating a character backstory isn't a valid reason to answer the isekai premise, "Why does the MC have to die first just to be sent to another world and start a new life?" Actually, character backstory isn't that complicated; you can...