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Sometimes, these kind of Webnovelists that have lives outside of writing tend to feel odd when people IRL can connect R18 stuff to them. At least, that’s how it was for me

They say Solo Levelling is ‘Power Fantasy done right’. Rather than trying to make character and the power trip separate, the story and character development IS about him gaining new might. Other works tend to switch focus to other things down the line, but solo levelling is consistently a power...

I think we can all agree that Solo Levelling has proven that if you have a good plot formula for your intended audience, it’s easy to get a good following. You can’t help but admire the finesse. i myself am struggling to figure out which is better: Being given what I want, or being surprised by...

My novel isn’t even updated to the same extent and, as always, doesn’t have any views. Pretty legit. I can’t believe I have better ratings on there… Same

I got a lot of views by writing a fanfic about a character that was under-utilised in their Anime. It works out well if you can write well. Not even the best tactic can beat good writing.

My notes a GoogleDoc pages that contain character descriptions and barebones plot outline.I tend to change them based on what I’ve written, and use them just so I don’t forget key details of my story. likr what powers the characters have and stuff.

1. Update a good story regularly and commission a covering you can. 2. Daily, no… but you need a consistent schedule. 3. Advertise and share. 4. People have different tastes. Some like seeing experience, others judge you. Create a new account if past works are dragging you down. 5. As many as...

Wow…

Right now I have: Unskilled but unknowingly part of a magical society, the main character strives to protect people, but gets killed by his future self (Fate/Stay Night) > He is revived by a tsundere fire princess and goes to a Magic Academy where he must surpass his limits (Chivalry of a...

Right now I have: Unskilled but unknowingly part of a magical society, the main character strives to protect people, but gets killed by his future self (Fate/Stay Night) > He is revived by a tsundere fire princess and goes to a Magic Academy where he must surpass his limits (Chivalry of a...

I’m currently thinking of the sequel to my current novel, and was thinking that THIS blend of ideas mixed well. Have an Shirou Emiya (Fate Franchise) type character who gets attacked by his future self, which prompts him to be saved by a classmate, who he has to pay back for healing him. This...

Superhuman speed and strength can be considered being a Martial. It depends on the context. The general consensus is Mages are weaker at lower level but OP when strong, while Warriors can have consistent growth, but not on the level of a Mage. All that just depends on your power system. it...

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Oh, I get what you mean now. I guess it was me who assumed some writers tend to write archetypes rather than characters, going straight for a ‘scene’ rather than a ‘story with that scene in it’. There are some writers who just get too focused on one thing and forget everything else. Which is why...

Erotica that’s enjoyable and above the base quality of two people rubbing against each other while moaning is hard. There’s a lot of erotic visual novels out there, but I here are only some remembered by the community. Even the original Fate/Stay Night was filled with plot and character before...

I will keep that in mind. Thank you for understanding.

I see your point. I’ll have to start from scratch if I truly want to make the sequel it’s own standalone work, but hey, if Fate/Zero can be a prequel to Fate/Stay Night, maybe I have some hope. I’ll completely separate the two stories in setting and character then. The characters from the...

I I guess that’s just what I wanted to get acknowledged externally. Sacrifices must sometimes be made to get what you want.

It would. I’m not going to spoil it here, but I have a method to continue the former protagonist’s development even if I introduce a new main character into the mix. It’s because: Although the prequel story gives a lot of context, it can exist independently from the arc after it. Even if I...

“I’m leaning on the option of concluding this darker part of the story by introducing the Final Boss at the end (which would thematically conclude the arc of the villain I’d set up for the current volume), but wanted to hear opinions.”