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Depends. Taste wise? Tea. But my working regular before unemployment hit was instant coffee in lukewarm water. For it's not instant if you need to boil the water.

Another chapter and another day at the gym.

Mankind's faintest foe The day in my belly, I turn it around, And it keeps on turning As my throat is burning. As strong thoughts abound I turn on the telly. The day shown by ray tubes Is less colorful. It sounds much too hollow, much too light to swallow. I munch my bowl awful Beans with...

I've read a story like that on a private "reader's adventure" website. The elves are split based on magic and religion, so the dark elves who use soul magic are white because they live in dark caves. The elves who live in the forest range from tanned to dark. Couldn't find an image of the...

If you do not mind webnovel, I liked " 48 Hours a Day". It features a lot of earth mythology.

I think I read a few qidian novels like this. Been too long, but the main drawback was usually the loss of self. Cultivators subsuming a Dao or even all the Daos were no longer themselves. Consider it, everyone has their own Dao. If you subsume the Dao of the Heaven and the Earth, you will...

Illustrations should have alt-text. If authors abide by that rule, I do not mind.

No, moral issues aside, that's the most boring way to gain godhood. Besides, something granted so easily will be lost just as quickly.

$50/h?! Where do I sign?

sounds like the typical qidian novel before they changed their guidelines. used to be full of historical characters with slightly misspelled yet recognizable names. I like your source. the time magic part is novel, usually these just pop out of a time rift or something.

Mate, same! But I am enjoying the tea nonetheless. I wonder, does this have anything to do with the scr***ler phenomenon mentioned in the other thread?

That reminds me of the author who killed the fan favorite, protagonist's best friend because "life isn't fair kids". Since statistically, a lot of people die by car accident or by slipping and hitting their heads in the shower, one might think readers would welcome such a realistic approach...

That's not what I meant. If I find a good story while logged in, I will add it to my reading list or if it is on RR to my RSS reader. But I won't bother logging in every time I visit the site. Especially, if it's just to read a new chapter or two. If I find something worth commenting on...

Let's suppose you miraculously did add a custom feature to all modern web browsers, it would still take time for users to update their browsers. You are better off using beforeunload, it has decent support: https://caniuse.com/?search=beforeunload I have seen websites that do some textarea...

Genre shift to Lovecraft. One Eldritch horror is all it takes.

This will exclude people who read without being logged in. It is also easy to trick. Waiting with a tab open for six minutes is not a big deal for a troll. Even if you measure scroll, there are browser add-ons for that. Such measures just end up annoying people who did not log in. Maybe he...

Finished watching fifteen episodes of that new Japanese animation "The Fable". It's entertaining.

Where is this from? Did userinyerface update again?

A friend told me about an abandoned house in a nearby forest. We and another friend decided to go and explore it. From the front it looked absolutely abandoned. Barricaded doors and windows, overgrown walls, surrounded by untamed nature. Friend showed us to an open basement window. Now that...

I ate a good stew. It was delicious.