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What's Your Reason for Not Writing LitRPG Fiction? I see the LitRPG genre as a popular genre that quickly attracts readers. Even if you release any LitRPG fiction on RR, it can quickly gain attention compared to other genres. Well, RR is indeed a heaven for LiyRPG (almost all writers know...

Little Caelan is those of us who miss childhood.

It's indeed an OP skill. However, I have an unwritten principle that OP characters must have certain disabilities, whether trauma, power limitations, etc. Well, FMC happens to be a moralistic and humanist heroine. She doesn't want to use the [Eyes of Judgment] skill carelessly. The reason is...

I should have added the 10th step, translation, considering that much fiction is written in mother tongues and translated into English for global audiences. You'll probably cringe even more. But that's the complexity of fiction writing, and readers often don't realize it. Lol

I know that. That's why my comment said: I admit that having 'principles' for fiction can be a reason not to follow trends. And here's the main problem: if the story has good engagement, then feedback will come naturally even without the author asking. Meanwhile, fiction that is packaged as is...

I've always struggled mentally to write a dark chapter about human history. I dislike it, but I have to write it. Because pain, suffering, and depression need to be acknowledged.

I took a quick look at your profile, and well, congratulations! You've been a member of this site for five years. However, I also noticed that during those five years, you haven't really studied trends. One example is the simple packaging of your novel covers. I don't know if you have a...

What are your favorite steps in creating fiction? 1. Story Idea Research: This includes researching story ideas and finding a story premise that is original, authentic, engaging, and has a hook for potential readers in its market segment. 2. Story Idea Design: This includes character design...

I'm still traumatised by the term 'review swap.' I prefer to review what I read voluntarily, rather than force myself to review works that may not take my opinion into account. Note: Please respect the platform you are on. Regards...

It's a spin-off 2 for vol. 3 (coming soon).

How fast do I type? It's pretty fast to type with my eyes closed if I'm just writing simple words. But it's incredibly slow for writing fiction chapters (2 chapters per week with an average of 1.5k words per chapter). That's only 18 words (of fiction) per hour, or 432 words per day.

I'm not sure it's completely 'not imitable'. If you feed random data into the training data, the AI is very likely to imitate it, even with 90% accuracy. The only thing that is IMPOSSIBLE for AI to imitate is something that hasn't been in their training data. In other words, truly unique ideas...

RR is a haven for LiRPGs. If your novel falls outside of that, it's very difficult to get the attention it deserves. Meanwhile, whether or not AI-assisted writing isn't a concern in RR, as they have an AI warning tag in their trigger warning. So if your novel isn't a LiRPG and doesn't have a...

Try reading: This Game is Too Real. It's a mix of: isekai + sci-fi + dystopia + post-apocalyptic + dark fantasy + LiRPG + comedy + SoL

It depends on how you narrate the tragedy within your conflict, doesn't it? Remember, the opening chapter should present the story's moral premise, which will become the gateway to the main conflict of an arc or even a series. If you can't make readers care about your story, then it's not a good...