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*sigh* Another day, another of Wraths rants. Let me give you a little challenge... Do NOT post another thread about AI, Translations or fanfictions for 48 hours Difficulty: Impossible Reward: ??? Will report them though. Hate them aswell.

I am AWAKE!

If you survive till I post my work... You are currently courting death by offending our Vampy Queen @RepresentingEnvy

Someone whispered me that you are drawing a free cover for me? How generous... In this case, I shall accept.

I Was Just a Normal High School Student Who Got Hit by Truck-kun on the Way to Buy Instant Ramen, Only to Be Reincarnated as the Illegitimate Prince of a Fallen Kingdom in a Parallel World Where Magic Is Based on Cooking and My Only Skill Is Boiling Water, but Somehow I Accidentally Summoned the...

Why did I already knew that MasterWrath was gonna be here?

Page 1500. Lets celebrate :)

You might want to look into "The beginning after the End". Dwarfs are not the "main baddies" and not all of them are "bad" but the leader will do some fucked up shit.

I used "give" because I still write, and feel like it. But yeah, its fine.

I can work with this. "Thanks" The reason I often use a more formal tone is because that's how I learned it in school. We needed to use a formal tone to get the full amount of points. This only applies to narration, though. When it comes to conversations, I never give a fuck about formal tone...

Today, I shall conquer the moon!

Tôi viết tiếng Anh của bạn thế nào?

So in short, a non-native speaker may be too 'good' at English, and because native speakers don't always follow strict grammar rules, they might think of it as 'wrong'. Edit: Too "good" may not be the right word.... They follow the rules too closely.

Didnt flame her. her gramar very better are

No, thank you. I used it for quite some time, even the premium version, but it did not make me more confident in my own abilities. Also, Grammarly's comma placement is often weird. Grammarly is nice for the correction of spelling mistakes, however, it won't correct you if you use the wrong word.

As a non-native English speaker, I often ask myself what viewers mean by 'bad' grammar. Can someone give me an example? Is it beyond the right word choice and spelling? It's always hard to judge if my grammar is good or not if I don't know what people base grammar quality on.

winning by winning against the winner who won against those who won before.

I mixed it up with my mother language....

I win, but winning against winner.