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Depends on how it's done, though I guess non-human for me. The issue is that a lot of authors, myself included sometimes, write non-human species/races the exact same as humans. Elves? Just tree-hugging humans with pointed ears. Dwarves? Small humans. But, if it's done well, I'd much rather read...

I kinda of agree. I've played most of the OG AC games (my personal favorite is Revelations). I never played Origins, I don't have much if an opinion on it, and I only enjoyed Odyssey as a Greek game as opposed to an AC game. Could never get into Valhalla. So I stopped buying Ubisoft games. And...

As a NA native english speaker, I haven't used them myself, but I have been wanting to, but since I do all of my writing on my phone at the moment, I couldn't figure out how to do it (figured out how to do it writing this— lol). I've just been using hyphens and/or commas to simulate an em-dash...

Flashpoint Batman in Naruto is certainly... an idea. For me, I wouldn't read it, granted I don't read Naruto fics in general.

It's usually pretty quick to me. Start with the beats and melody, if that is enjoyable, then I wait for the lyrics. If it's crappy rap lyrics, me no likey. Otherwise, me likey.

Typically, a few days before a chapter is supposed to be released. Unless I feel like crap, then it's a few hours.

At the moment, I'm unemployed, but I plan on enlisting in the Army soon.

If My Heart Had Wings is a nice visual novel if you're into those. It does also have an 18+ version if want that. I wouldn't consider it harem, though there are multiple endings based on what girl you choose. But I don't think harem is one of them. Though, I could be wrong, as I've never...

So, back when I did fanfics, I did two different types. The ones that follow the main plot, and something more akin to a spin-off. Now, I didn't have much issue with them in general. Until I decided to try my hand at SAO fanfics. Follow the main story as close as possible? "Carbon copy!" Make it...

Hm... aside from characters I've yet to introduce, probably Cassidy or Liafi.

Any weapon is a thrown weapon if you're strong enough. Including Mjolnir.

Depends on exactly what type of "harshness" you mean. I'm all for reviews that break down the story and give actual, usable lessons the author can learn from and create even better works. However, if the harshness is something like "your story is crap, no one likes it and you should never write...

Arifureta was pretty edgy. Group of students get transported to another world, MC has the weakest ability, he gets betrayed, loses an arm and eye, his hair turns white and he makes guns and other weaponry. Oh, and develops a harem I guess.

Metal Gear. It's part of the HD remasters for the Xbox 360, and I haven't played it. Correction, I tried to play it and could figure anything out, including the controls. So I gave up and went back to MGS3.

Odysseus of Ithaca. Enough said. A man who is willing to kill the entire world to simply see his wife and son again. Plus, depending on which version of the Odyssey you're looking at, it just gets sadder and sadder, which makes his journey more and more heartwarming by the end.

Fanfiction typically isn't meant to follow what the original author had in mind, for example let's take BNHA. Most fanfic authors who write BNHA fanfics tend to rewrite characters in various ways, like turning Todoroki into a yandere. Following what the original author had in mind is, well...

Smut. Hardcore smut.

Well, that wholly depends on which part of the litrpg genre. But I guess a good example to read through would either be "Solo Leveling" and "Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint", as it seems the system mechanic is what gets people confused on the most.

The childhood friend that secretly has a crush on the MC but is too shy to admit it, which then leads to me crying because I heard MC confess to another girl.

I once wrote smut while in class during high-school.