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If you're writing Chinese cultivation fiction, you'd better not rewrite the young master trope, because I (and other readers) have read enough of it to get my fill of the plot patterns—we can guess the plot without blinking. Especially if you create a stupid, cartoonish villain, and rely solely...

My fiction also includes illustrations in almost every chapter, usually at iconic moments in each chapter. For example, a female knight kneeling after being hit by a hail of arrows to protect her comrades. You can place illustrations anywhere... but if the illustration is to enrich the meaning...

I reject cheap redemption. Characters can sin, make mistakes, or commit crimes, but they must pay dearly for their sins. They must penetrate themselves through suffering, blood, tears and total regret. I'm not Naruto, who lets Orochimaru and Kabuto live in peace after committing crimes against...

Are you the type of author who struggles to muster the energy to write but can't stop writing fiction before becoming physically and mentally exhausted?

"Is a civilization built on collective suffering and historical amnesia worth preserving?" Erna, an elite member of the Shadowmist, asked sarcastically to the Conscience Detective, Clara.

I might be exaggerating... but I'm the kind of sensitive writer who cries with my characters. I write them as if I were experiencing or witnessing the tragedy myself.

Sometimes flaws are a sign of humanity. If a piece of writing is flawless, people might accuse it of AI, regardless of whether the accusation is true or false.

We are bound by the writing principle of “Don't tell it, show it”. Lol

stare, look at, sigh, wince, sigh, swallow, stare sadly, speak softly, stare at the sky, stand silently, be silent for a moment, think, mutter, tremble, clench, grip, take a breath, bite your lip, pull the hem of your clothes, bow your head, kneel, stand up straight, walk, step, smile thinly...

This question is just my mapping to analyze the reader response. I'm writing a climax arc with a brutal war. While any answer might not impact my writing (which I've already conceptually planned), it can at least help me assess whether the outcome of the war in my fiction is sufficiently...

The most cruel betrayal in the world of fiction is not bloody violence but "talk no justu" which is instantly forgiving the villain (without a high price) after the villain has killed thousands of innocent lives.

What battle results do you feel satisfied with? The protagonist wins completely; The protagonist wins the duel, but loses in the war; The protagonist wins but is badly injured; The protagonist loses, but is saved by an ally; The protagonist loses completely and is captured by the enemy; The...

Some people only skim the synopsis. Some only read the prologue. Some only read less than 10 chapters. And the ones who remain are the loyal readers of your fiction... and their numbers are very small unless your fiction is popular with millions of views and thousands of bookmarks. Personally...