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As I said, I've read 90% of this book. It may be plagiarized, it may not conform to other site requirements, but there's no way in hell that it's a translation. I assume I have no actual right to request proof. But without it, I can't believe it to be anything but an error.

How exactly is this rule determined? Is there actual proof? Or is all that's required is an unsubstantiated report by someone who is possibly acting with malicious intent?

This also happened to me. And having read most of the book I'm certain it isn't a translation (opinions of non-administrators notwithstanding). I've messaged Tony in hope of getting clarification. If you also have doubts you may want to do so as well.

Write what you feel. Any reader who believes they can completely understand the authors psyche from reading thier fiction is a fool. Unfortunately people can be idiots and not all feedback has value. It's up to you to determine what's helpful and ignore what isn't.

I strongly believe in freedom of speech and the right of the creator to express their vision. Lots of stories depict violence positively. Torture, rape and murder often by the hands of the "hero" main character. But I doubt that Rape World or Murder Hobos are likely to influence the behavior of...

Any reader that is too lazy to skim the synopsis, look at the genre and tags, deserves what they get. A little "moral discomfort" is letting them off easy. For that matter, wtf is up with feeling any "moral outrage" from story content? If I'm unhappy with a story, I stop. I'm not into "boy's...

There's a huge difference between disliking AI because what it produces is garbage, and simply disliking AI. I've read thousands of books in my life and I don't know any of the authors personally. Ultimately, It's not about who, "what" or how the story was written, as long as I enjoied it...

When I "Delete Selected" from my reading list does show up in stats as Dropped?

FYI... for me, Jeremy's behavior in chapter 1 is plainly that of an NPC as you intended. I got no mental illness vibe at all. Also I find the idea of attempting re-awakening him from his NPC "coma" interesting. Can't really give much feedback after only a few chapters other than it has me...

Exactly. When the sexual content is mentioned in the synopsis, tag and genre, any discomfort is the fault of the reader. Also "skippable" sex chapters are crap. No chapter of a good story should be skippable. The sex scenes should be an integral part of the story not just tacked on. If the...

I like longer chapters. To me, any story with chapters consistently under 2k words are too short. I'd put my preferred word count at 4k to 5k (a 15 to 20 minute read). Even though I like longer chapters, without the ability to bookmark, there gets a point that's just too much. FYI, I got about...

Frist two chapters "Routine of a Weapon" & "Lines that don’t wash Away" are exact duplicates. Although very good. Same thing with chapters 3 and 4. I think something went wrong with your post.

I have to like them. I have to be rooting for them. That doesn't mean they have to be good people. They can be truly evil, but I have to be on their side. And the protagonist needs to stay in character. I hate it when an OP bad ass for twenty chapters all of a sudden turns into a coward for the...

For me, a lot of the enjoyment is the building anticipation. Separating the "arousal" and the "sex" with days inbetween posting the chapters is like an hour of "forplay" on Monday and expecting to still be "hot to trot" on Thursday. IMO all chapters should be as long as the scene depicted requires.

Although not as good as a professional reading, Chrome's Reading Mode makes any story a passable audiobook. There are however a few drawbacks. One that I'd like authors to be aware of is that when using --------------- or ========== as page breaks (like when denoting a system screen) the reader...