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Ascended, Esper, Hunters?

I'm not saying this as a suggestion for how people should write, but I hate popular LitRPGs. I hate it because they don't read like how playing games feel like. The appeal of games is its fairness; it's how you'd get to the same result as long as you put in the same input in the same sequential...

What novels do you think has a realistic portrayal of earning money through games? What game can that portrayal work on? In MMORPG, I think people can earn money by streaming, by selling accounts, by grinding end-game content, by lucking out getting rare stuff opening cash boxes, by lucking out...

You should make up your own game. Otherwise your readers are definitely going to say you suck at the game and what you write about the game is wrong and that your game knowledge is noob-level (however accomplished you actually are in the game). I should warn you that serious competitive game...

A lot of things about earning money in VR games depicted in novel is unrealistic. In real life, earning money by RMT could really only be done if you're at the end-game. Because of the exponential nature of your performance progression in RPGs, the rate you earn in-game currency at level 100 is...

I don't read the story, but the story has quite a lot of review to give you a clue right? Here's a link to the story in the author's website, there's a disqus comment section at the bottom if you want to read more opinions on the story

Depends on what I can do to fix the problem. If there's a mana storage device I could carry then I'd get the regen. If I could just suck out mana from mana stones instead of having to rely of my terrible regen, I'd pick the mana pool.

At most, I would pirate their stuff if they weren't free already. I'd definitely still read them if I like them. If they show unappreciation to my comments they I'd just stop commenting, as anyone should.

What kind of setting are you talking about here? If it's a discussion where a group of people are trying to make a plan, it's not unnatural to have them talk in turns. If it's something like a party and everyone were making pockets of conversations, you can just narrate that there's some talking...

There are five (major) hidden villages in naruto: sand, cloud, stone, mist, leaf These hidden villages lead are in 5 different elemental lands and led by 5 different elemental kages, based on the 5 element they have in the story: wind, lightning, earth, water, fire. This list should be the one...

Every webnovel I read nowadays features an MC who is a combatant or some sort of leader figure who work to build their organization. To me, kingdom building is the answer to: why does every MC has to be some sort of murderer? Kingdom building MC is what I read when I'm looking for something that...

Starting from personality, which is the most important part : I want to be a happy person. Happy with anything the isekai world would throw at me. I'd love combat as much as any battle junkies. I'd love making friends as much as any socialites. I'd love helping people as much as any...

Give her an arsenal of plant v.s zombies plants. She'd have a plant gun that shoots bullet-like peas. She could have a sunflower plant take root into her body and heal her. There's a chomper plant slithering around her body that could snap and eat an entire person at a moment's notice

Reminded me of this omake

Any sort of struggle that an author make in their story is artificial. When I read a story where the MC has to fail a bunch of times, the impression it gives me is that the author just want to add word count to delay the fun part, or he just intentionally want to frustrate their reader. I hate...

I think it started as a way to make fun of how romcom makes a huge deal out of being on first name basis, indirect kiss, recognizing each other as friend and other tame semi-romantic exchange.

I dunno man, saying that I have a waifu is one thing, but working out so that I'd be good enough for my waifu if she was real sounds like a step above in degeneracy.