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What unconventional meat have you consumed at least once in your life? Me: rabbit meat

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You've just released your novel. Please wait a few more hours... SH has a queue system for releasing new novels. Once your novel has been released, it will be added to the latest novels section on the homepage.

I've had a similar problem, but it was caused by forgetting to release chapter 1.

Content warnings cover three types of sensitive content: sexual content, strong language, and gore. My own novel contains a gore warning due to the numerous bloody execution scenes. I also explicitly included a warning in the synopsis for sensitive readers as follows: ? Trigger Warning...

The stories I hate the most are those that betray the moral premise of their own stories. For example, SoL or Shoujo novels that use family-themed synopses and/or titles: mother, father, grandfather, grandmother, son, daughter, and brother. But halfway through the story until the end, it turns...

I know it's a typo. But it's fatal.

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I don't want to argue. I don't mind if you disagree with my statement. I didn't mean to hurt you. If my statement offended you, I apologize.?

There's no prohibition. But if we complain and argue about something subjective, it will only result in a heated, pointless debate. I see the feet, you see the hand. How can hand and feet shake hands? Unless it's forced, it's possible, but the thought of feet and hand shaking gives me...

What if I were to write an antagonist based on a real-life figure, like Hitler? Would it be impossible for me to hate him? And can't we hate ourselves? Psychologically, humans can hate other aspects of themselves, unless they're narcissists who never see their own flaws.

You can't complain. When the judgment involves preferences, it becomes subjective. Everyone may judge differently. What you like may be different from what someone else likes.

You deserve a medal of honor for your tenacity in writing a hundred chapters with little attention. On the other hand, many other authors give up after writing ten chapters with no readers. Kudos, my friend. But I'm sorry, I haven't been able to read your novel because I'm busy working on my own.

Interesting facts about FMC in my novel, "Blood Rose Princess Just Wants to Live in Peace With Her Little Daughter": First, her name is Marry El Rose — her name is very romantic. Even 'marry' is the verb for marry, but she is not married or more precisely aromantic. So her name implies a...

It's best to write and release your story as is. If you wait for perfection, your story won't be released. Most writers start with scribbles, then as their writing skills develop, they refine their novels, and quite a few even rewrite them. Write and release first, refine later.

Hmm... am I doing market research? Maybe yes. Am I curious? Maybe yes. I'm the type of person who is curious and loves to hear other people's opinions (which indirectly becomes market research). I'm an introvert, but when I talk about topics I'm interested in, I become chatty. Yes, sorry if I...

I'm not highlighting whether the protagonist is crazy, good, or evil. But I do see a betrayal of the story's moral premise. For example, if the author wants to write a villain protagonist who burns the world, that's perfectly narratively valid. But it would be ridiculous if the author suddenly...

Readers Disappointed Because of the Author's Narrative Betrayal There was a time when I still enjoyed reading novels, comics, and watching anime. I was so captivated by the story's moral premise and the iconic characters. But all that changed when the Fire Nation attacked, I mean... when the...

Honestly, there are more things I dislike about myself than things I like about myself. If asked one thing I like about myself, I would probably say that at least I honestly write about my imperfections and weave them into a fictional narrative. The novels I write actually contain the voices of...