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@RepresentingEnvy, I did what you asked me to. I made a 'Funny Thread.' :blob_hide:

First of all, what are they really? Are they substories separate from the plot? Or are they minor scenes you can't really devote a main chapter to, like two side characters going shopping together? Also, how much should they be used? Every ten chapters or so? How do you guys pace them, or do you...

Ever had one of those days when the creative juices just weren't flowing? What do you do when that happens? Do you leave it, do something else, and then come back? Or do you still force the chapter to happen even if you know it'll not be your best? I'd like to hear your opinions.

For the longest time, I've grappled with the question of whether dreams have any inherent meaning, so I wanna try something. I'll type out the dream I just had (as nonsensical as it may be) and see if someone here can interpret it: I was in a school setting? (I'm not even sure about that)...

These are some of the things I'd love to do this Christmas season: 1. Eat seafood at a fancy restaurant 2. Go bowling with my siblings 3. Start and Finish Code Geass 4. Explore the latest update of my favorite game with my best friend What would you like to do?

I am open to the opinions of both authors and readers :blob_sir:

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Name one area where you already feel confident as a writer and one area you'd like to improve on. That way, we could help each other out and share tips on how to improve. From what I've been told, I excel at characterization, but I've never really gotten the hang of scene setting. I don't really...

I just finished reading 'So, I'm a Spider, So what?' volume 16 yesterday after following the series for a while, and I can't even express what I felt back then. The ending was wonderful, and that story really holds a special place in my heart because I loved the writing style so much that it...

I've always had a stronger affinity for fantasy over sci-fi. It's the genre I gravitate towards when it comes to my favorite books, movies, games, and series, and it's reflected in my writing as well. It's been extremely satisfying to witness my story evolve, including more and more sci-fi...

Maybe it's just my gamer's pride talking, but I'd rather try everything I can before relying on a walkthrough because otherwise, I'd feel like I was cheating somehow. Also, I feel like if you rely on them too much(which I've done before), it sucks all the fun out of the game, but that's just me...

So, I'm a very open person. I want to learn everything and explore as many topics as possible, which sometimes reflects in my writing. However, I don't know if that is always the best, so I wanted to ask: What do you guys think about stories without a clearly defined 'good guy' and 'bad guy'?

Can you teach someone how to do something without actually knowing how to do it? For example, a teacher teaches a subject he doesn't know well, but the students still pass with good grades. Or, a person who doesn't know how to ride a bicycle teaches someone else so that they actually learn.

If Webnovel is basically the devil, what does that make Royal Road? :blob_hmm_two:

Ye or nay?

I trust you all know which one to pick :blob_sir:

The word "love" seems to be quite ubiquitous, appearing in various media such as shows, animes, games, light novels, and even in everyday conversations. However, despite my efforts to understand its meaning by searching in dictionaries, online sources, and Greek lexicons, I have encountered...

I am comfortable and quite happy with most aspects of my story, but action scenes are the one part that feels hit or miss to me. Sometimes, I surprise myself; other times, they feel rushed and unexciting. What are some tips to improve the writing of action scenes?

I can't stand boredom; it half drives me crazy, so I'd like to hear what you guys do when bored.

Hypothetical scenario: You're playing chess with a good friend. You've beaten and are beating him now, but he really hates to lose, so would you either lose purposefully to make him happy or win and get challenged endlessly? I want to hear your thoughts on this.