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We are walking in circles, and you are not understanding what I'm saying. 600,000 words are very little. Just my main novel has 1.5 million. And Pankeswitch has 10 novels longer than mine, with the average word count reaching around 2000. I don't care if it is 2200 or 1800 it is close enough...

You just proved my point? All her novels have a more or less 2000-word chapter average. Also, pick any chapter that's not her first chapter. Pancakeswitch has a 2000+ chapter novel with an average, while the first chapters are shorter to get engagement. You are also not comprehending what...

Well, it's not my fault you can't find 2000 chapters, but I did it in three seconds. Here are the steps, First, go to "Search" bar on SCribblehub. Second, click on "Users" and write pankeswitch. Are you following? Then, you need to go to her profile and click any of the novels, for example...

You completely missed the point. Who said that you only need an hour of work daily? The reason Pankeswitch makes so much is because she uploads 10 chapters DAILY. She is another kind of breed of human being. What I'm saying is that if your story is not doing well in other places but it lands on...

I think that for someone who has uploaded more than 10 novels, with each novel having 900 chapters, PancakesWitch has a lot of credibility. https://www.webnovel.com/profile/4309325779 While I understand your skepticism toward Webnovel, as I said, it is a work ambit where if your novel does well...

They can't really reach out to everybody. In their editor, though, there is a really easy way to reach out to them. You just need to post enough words and have enough views. But, as I said before, be careful and read thoroughly through the terms.

While it's true that Webnovel contracts are restrictive, people are still living five years back, and nowadays, they are not any different from any other reputable online "library." If you don't have a successful Patreon, and you are uploading the story daily with 2000+ words and struggling to...

You recommended "Female General and Elders Princess"? Do you want to throw them into a world of angst and depression? Hahaha. Don't get me wrong, it's a good novel, but it's really angsty.

The sincere advice is to read female protagonist novels written by female authors. Instead of just reading, try to see what they focus on, what thoughts are more predominant, and what kind of reasoning is usually used. Then, do a bit of research on common topics, and if there is smut in your...

This is the first time I've seen a username fit a user so nicely. Imagine getting upset at genuine advice.

I wrote this in my novel in the past. I think it summarizes it quite nicely.

It was interesting. Your points can also be applied to many other things, and the parts to make it interesting you highlighted are the basis of any interesting story. A story without an objective, without a plot, without friends, and without enemies is bound to become stale and boring...

Grammarly is your best friend.

A good word count per chapter is 2000. It gives a ten-minute read for those who read without skipping words (average reader), and it makes the chapter long enough for those who read skipping words to make the chapter fleshy enough. Of course, in the end, it depends on your personal ability and...

Respectfully, you have not read the entire post. Thinking of this problem, I wrote that only one post can be pinned per novel by the author. Thus showing just the first review as pinned and the rest as they are today. You can, therefore, have the contrast between the reader's thoughts and the...

Why do you think it is a bad idea? The option to pin comments already exists, right? This one is not much different.

I think it would be interesting to allow authors to pin one review. New reviews that are quite thorough can be hidden because of a lack of likes, even while shouting them out in the chapter and appearing on the top for a while. To avoid one of those the author might like a lot disappearing...

The trick to write heated arguments, fighting scenes, or tense situations is showing the reader instead of writing what's happening. A dialogue that "writes" what happens: Lorea arrived at the Comiket and finally saw the person she was searching for. Lorea was angry and shouted. "You there...

For web novels, consistency is king, whether it is one chapter a day, every other day, or one a week. Give your readers an hour for them to know that your chapter will be there. If the novel is long, you'll slowly build a reader base. The thing is, if you like your novel, there will be other...

... Porcelain stone, which is the thing that led it in the first place to the porcelain Pepsiman.