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Yes, it is. More often than not, OP protagonists are too strong, to the point where combat is pointless because they can just one shot everything with the snap of a finger. A primary reason why I don't like Arifureta much is because of that exact reason. The main character starts weak but...

With the habit of works being abandoned early on, a lot of folks don't start something until a large enough backlog is built up, sort of as a sign of "this won't be randomly deleted and the author ghosts the site.". It's not fun to start something only to see it was deleted a week later without...

Carefully. But in all seriousness, I don't know for sure. There are those who wait for a large enough stockpile of chapters to start, some people like to binge through, others may have their own reasons. It's a marathon, not a sprint. If you're trying to sprint your way through, you'd...

On one hand, I'm of the belief that it heavily depends on how you're using it. If you're just slapping a prompt on and letting the AI do all the legwork while you reap the rewards, then yes, it's bad. But if you're just using it for something like spelling or grammer checking while having done...

I lean more towards third person. That's not to say I won't read first person at all, but I just prefer third. What I don't like, however, is when one book is third person and then the sequel switches to first.

I would not. I already firmly believe those who cheat will only continue to do so, I wouldn't even consider the possibility of dating someone with a history of cheating. Cheating is not an "accidental" thing. It's a conscious decision, and if you're willfully making that decision, why should...

Loner Life in Another World. I couldn't stand the MC and refused to continue after Volume 1. Large sections could be skipped and you'd likely miss nothing and I couldn't stand the MC. Sure, it might get better, but the first impression was so bad I don't want to bother reading any more of it.

I don't like people, so all the time.

I remember reading that guy's unhinged posts. Made for some good entertainment at the time.

The same exact ratings I have when it comes to giving games certain ratings, barring the added restriction that I only give ratings to completed works. 5 stars is "fantastic, would totally recommend." Even if it has issues, they're not big enough to heavily change my opinion. 4 stars is "I...

Honestly, neither. Why does it have to be one or the other? Either the MC is an eternal doormat to the next threat and every victory is so temporary, why even bother and just kill them right away, or they become no better than the people in power before them. The status quo wouldn't change at...

No but in green.

It's actually very simple. Carefully. In all seriousness, though, nobody has the answer.

Carefully.

If I didn't know anything about Webnovel, maybe. Since I do, however, absolutely not.

I personally lean more towards 3rd person. It's not that I think 1st person is bad or that I dislike it, I just prefer 3rd person over 1st. I will still read 1st person works, though.

Persona 3 Reload, but I'm nearly done with it so I'll have to choose something on my ever growing backlog to tackle next before Trails into Daybreak comes around to devour my time like Reverie did.

If that's what you want, here you go.

Right there in Account Settings.

1. I don't remember the exact reason, but currently, it's "because I wanted to...even though I tend to slack off." 2. Because I like fantasy and action. 3. Unlikely, as most genres I wouldn't touch, I either don't like at all or feel I wouldn't do it justice.