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LMAO with this trope. If he was so interested in her all along, what was he waiting around for? For her to reach 40?! Being dense sounds more like he never told her straight-forwardly 'I like you, let's date.' Was he throwing some hints and waiting for her to propose or something? I mean, after...

Honestly wish this was multi-choice lol. I love wish-fulfillment and face-slapping, but I hate it when it's written for simpletons. I guess I'm picky. I don't need the author to over-explain and reiterate everything, leave some work for my brain and let me try and guess what happens next, but...

Never! But for real though, don't post soon after you're done writing. Wait for a week and more (keep writing in the meantime), then go back and read it with fresh eyes and you'll notice most of what needs editing. And after that, just leave it and forget it ever existed. I'm guessing you're a...

Cold, smart, ambitious and motivated. They usually give these traits to villains tho, lol.

Someone socially awkward - can be alright in person, as long as he doesn't have to speak a lot, cause then he'd start using wrong words and jumbling his sentences. But he'll google strange phone numbers instead of answering the calls. 'Oh, as long as they don't send a message, it was probably an...

I'm a picky reader. The premise has to be what I'm currently interested in, the main characters have to be intriguing, the writing style has to be smooth and easy to follow, the editing has to be decent, the plot shouldn't be too angsty or dramatic, and certainly no tragedies. I love escapist...

It's a big no-no for me to have the MC die at the end. I avoid tragedies like the plague. But that's just me.

I guess annoyance makes me write. Too bad it doesn't make me a good writer, lmao.

Besides kuudere and yandere, hajidere, hinedere, and mayadere.

Introduces the MC and the premise. Maybe introduces the love interest, but that's not required, just something I like. Something that puts me off - ending the synopsis with a question or two ("Will MC manage to do XYZ, or will he fail" type). Furthermore, if the synopsis doesn't have any...

If I like the story, I'll heart all the chapters on principle.

A supernatural element like a cheat. Could be a space storage, could be a system, could be plain old second chance rebirth. If I have to be really picky - zombies. Can't get bored with those.

By order of appearance: 1. Lots of spelling and grammatical mistakes. Sometimes it's even worse than MTL. 2. Writing style doesn't agree with me: lots of dialogue, script-like writing, not nearly enough scenes setting. Picture two heads talking to each other all the time. 3. Plot going nowhere...

I prefer female MC's (but won't discriminate against male MC's if the premise is my type and it's not just harem management). Ideal love interest: not abusive, not a rapist, not a tsundere, has an intriguing character, respects MC. I don't have a set preference. Sometimes I like the yandere...

Two reasons: I haven't read the story yet (got some lined up in my library). Or I've read a chapter and thought it would be better not to express an opinion, and just bail. If I like it in terms of writing style, premise, and main characters, I'll write comments on every chapter. I'll even...

Around 7 pm.

I won't deny that, but I'm too lazy to sift through. It's still easier to find decent manga. My favorite Japanese novel to date is All You Need is Kill (before it was made into a movie cause I'm hipster like that), both because of the premise and the MC. But recently, I've given up entirely on...

I'm in for sexless marriage. But only if I really love the other person, or I can't think why I'd want someone in my personal space at all times.

I...I had a stupid friend once (life parted our ways). You couldn't get angry at her cause you know she didn't do these things on purpose, but it was damn tiresome to be around her. Best way I can describe her is being like a child. She did things out of curiosity and didn't have the mental...

Literally every Japanese web novel ever. The point is to make the protagonist the 'straight man', helplessly reacting to the cast of weirdos. American show scriptwriters also use this trope a lot. Personally, I'm bored. I love eccentric protagonists more and don't care much about secondary...