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Little girls are a symbol of true innocence. They are the world's moral compass—the red line that no one should hurt.

Silver Prince Who Only Know Being Loved Synopsis Everyone loved him. That was what Lune Arclight had always believed—a silver-haired crown prince, beloved by the people, adored by the nobility, blessed with handsome looks, great power, and a perfect future. One day, a mysterious sage asked...

My novel's arch-enemies are tyranny (in the past) and an amnesiac world (now) that has forgotten its sins. They attempt to drag FMC into becoming the final judge again, but FMC chooses to live peacefully with her little daughter in a remote valley.

Nothing special. My avatar name, Eldoria, is taken from the world of Eldora in my fictional universe. Isn't it natural for an author to use their pen name as a representation of their fictional world? So why do I use a little witch holding candy as an avatar? Well, in my fiction, little girls...

Me: Why doesn't Salt *** grind up all kinds of poultry to make a golden 'dinosaur' steak with salt from the four oceans??

I once asked this question in a thread as a questioner. Now I answer it as an answerer. The answer is, FMC is a version of my other personality. If FMC met me in RL, then we would just look at each other and understand each other as one conscious entity. "I'm her. She is me." Note: FMC is...

"Are the sins of parents… passed on to their children?” Asked Joanna (a tyrant's daughter). Alice looked at her... then at children. It was no answer, only truth came too late.

Read Re Zero. It's the definition of a captivating psychological isekai novel.

We can see many similar, almost identical stories with/without different identities of protagonists and antagonists, but the underlying pattern is the same. For example, there are countless novels about regression, cultivation, reincarnation, otome, teen romance, and other tropes written by...

Weaknesses: Thematic depth: Surviving in an apocalyptic world, regression and betrayal are mainstream stories commonly found in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese novels. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything unique, authentic, or interesting after reading chapter 1 (the prologue containing the...

"Fiction was often the most honest way of revealing harsh realities," said someone who knew too much and lived in the remote corner of the earth.

SH is creating an LLM model similar to ChatGPT or Grok? That seems overly ambitious. Building AI isn't just about training data but also infrastructure. For example, Grok is said to have 100,000 GPUs. Building such a large infrastructure requires millions of dollars, perhaps even billions of...

Spring is the best, but it reminds me of Kaori. By the way, Kaori and Arima Kousei first met and parted ways in spring because spring is a symbol of life, which is short, beautiful, and meaningful.

"What will happen next?" - anonymous reader

Easy to start, hard to finish. That's probably how I describe my situation. I personally intended to finish volume 2 of my novel this month... but it seems that won't work. My story is developing naturally, if I force it to finish, it will become inorganic. Furthermore, I've been experiencing...

How are YOU going to fix the genre you hate or dislike? The short answer is, by not writing it even a little into my story elements. I will not write these genres: These genres I might read, even though I 'probably' won't write them: I might write these genres, and I also hope other...

Please explain the reasons, whether it's the originality of the story, the uniqueness of the premise, thematic depth, characterization, worldbuilding, style, etc. The compelling reasons why your work deserves to be read at least once in a lifetime by potential new readers.

Marineford wasn't just a war; it was a symphony of farewells between big brother and little brother, the old generation and the new generation. An arc that brought tears to the eyes. Pain's invasion was also epic, but Nagato's redemption at the end of the arc, when he revived all of Konoha's...