Hello everyone, I have a few questions!

[failgom]

I'm currently an author uploading a Korean-style web novel here.
In the past, I’ve published slower-paced, book-style novels, so I'm still adjusting to writing in a more fast-paced web novel format.

I have two questions:

Are Korean-style web novels well-known among readers here on Scribble Hub?
(I'm curious how familiar the community is with Korean-style pacing and storytelling.)

Are there readers or authors here who are familiar with certain Japanese cultural tropes, like mesugaki or papakatsu?
(I'm currently serializing a web novel in Japan and am considering trying a similar story here. I'd love to know if there are readers who are familiar with these kinds of Japanese cultural themes.)

Thank you very much for any insights!

 

[Alski]

Keep it to english on the forum.

 

[failgom]

I'm currently an author uploading a Korean-style web novel here.
In the past, I’ve published slower-paced, book-style novels, so I'm still adjusting to writing in a more fast-paced web novel format.

I have two questions:

Are Korean-style web novels well-known among readers here on Scribble Hub?
(I'm curious how familiar the community is with Korean-style pacing and storytelling.)

Are there readers or authors here who are familiar with certain Japanese cultural tropes, like mesugaki or papakatsu?
(I'm currently serializing a web novel in Japan and am considering trying a similar story here. I'd love to know if there are readers who are familiar with these kinds of Japanese cultural themes.)

Thank you very much for any insights!

oh I can't notice it

 

[Akkizakura]

I'm currently an author uploading a Korean-style web novel here.
In the past, I’ve published slower-paced, book-style novels, so I'm still adjusting to writing in a more fast-paced web novel format.

I have two questions:

Are Korean-style web novels well-known among readers here on Scribble Hub?
(I'm curious how familiar the community is with Korean-style pacing and storytelling.)

Are there readers or authors here who are familiar with certain Japanese cultural tropes, like mesugaki or papakatsu?
(I'm currently serializing a web novel in Japan and am considering trying a similar story here. I'd love to know if there are readers who are familiar with these kinds of Japanese cultural themes.)

Thank you very much for any insights!

Meet Consort @StoneInky

As the resident Chatgpt for anything Nam Joseon, she can give you many insights.

All you need to do is ask her and she will grant you eyes.

 

[Tempokai]

SH is connected to NU, of course they know all the KR and JP and CN writings. There's no inherent cultural gap present compared to RR or even WN KR storytelling wise, because the readers have been exposed to them. Assume that the readers are exactly the same, just English speaking, not Hangul speaking.

 

[Daitengu]

I dunno about others, but I've read JP web novels since 2010, and sprinkled SKR and CN to the amount of at least half a dozen each.

So even if I don't know the trope names, they're familiar enough for me to predict outcomes.

 

[StoneInky]

I'm currently an author uploading a Korean-style web novel here.
In the past, I’ve published slower-paced, book-style novels, so I'm still adjusting to writing in a more fast-paced web novel format.

I have two questions:

Are Korean-style web novels well-known among readers here on Scribble Hub?
(I'm curious how familiar the community is with Korean-style pacing and storytelling.)

Are there readers or authors here who are familiar with certain Japanese cultural tropes, like mesugaki or papakatsu?
(I'm currently serializing a web novel in Japan and am considering trying a similar story here. I'd love to know if there are readers who are familiar with these kinds of Japanese cultural themes.)

Thank you very much for any insights!

What do you mean by 'Korean style'? If you mean Gate or Rofan stuff, yes. You'll do fine.

If you mean 'I'm going to translate Korean novels and post em here', I will find out and tell on you cuz I can. Mwahahaha.

If you mean 'I'm South Korean, so I'm afraid of how my style will be recieved here', your nationality does not matter. It's fineeeeee.

 

[AnonUnlimited]

I'm currently an author uploading a Korean-style web novel here.
In the past, I’ve published slower-paced, book-style novels, so I'm still adjusting to writing in a more fast-paced web novel format.

I have two questions:

Are Korean-style web novels well-known among readers here on Scribble Hub?
(I'm curious how familiar the community is with Korean-style pacing and storytelling.)

Are there readers or authors here who are familiar with certain Japanese cultural tropes, like mesugaki or papakatsu?
(I'm currently serializing a web novel in Japan and am considering trying a similar story here. I'd love to know if there are readers who are familiar with these kinds of Japanese cultural themes.)

Thank you very much for any insights!

My suggestion is to include footnotes so all readers will know.
It's never a bad idea to inform readers about new things.

 

[Naash]

Are Korean-style web novels well-known among readers here on Scribble Hub?
(I'm curious how familiar the community is with Korean-style pacing and storytelling.)

if you're talking about the Gate/ Awakener/ Returnee genre, there's no worries to have. A fair amount of authors here use these trope, and quite frequently it seems.

Are there readers or authors here who are familiar with certain Japanese cultural tropes, like mesugaki or papakatsu?
(I'm currently serializing a web novel in Japan and am considering trying a similar story here. I'd love to know if there are readers who are familiar with these kinds of Japanese cultural themes.)

Many here are familiar with such tropes. One thing I noticed however (maybe not really related to your question), is that some people aren't too fond of writing that mixes-up English writing and Asian honorifics. But that decision ultimately falls into your hands.

In any case, have a fun time writing your novel here !

 

[failgom]

'한국 스타일'이 무슨 뜻이에요? 게이트나 로판 같은 거 말씀하시는 거라면, 네. 잘하실 거예요.

'한국 소설 번역해서 여기에 올릴 거야'라는 뜻이라면, 알아내서 알려드릴게요. 알 수 있으니까요. 으하하하.

'저는 한국인이라 제 스타일이 여기서 어떻게 받아들여질지 걱정돼요'라고 말씀하시는 거라면, 국적은 중요하지 않아요. 괜찮아요.

'한국 스타일'이 무슨 뜻이에요? 게이트나 로판 같은 거 말씀하시는 거라면, 네. 잘하실 거예요.

'한국 소설 번역해서 여기에 올릴 거야'라는 뜻이라면, 알아내서 알려드릴게요. 알 수 있으니까요. 으하하하.

'저는 한국인이라 제 스타일이 여기서 어떻게 받아들여질지 걱정돼요'라고 말씀하시는 거라면, 국적은 중요하지 않아요. 괜찮아요.

감사합니다. 궁금한 게 있으면 언제든 질문할게요. 플랫폼에 연재되는 소설과 책에 비해 아직 배우는 단계라서 질문드립니다.

 

[Leti]

감사합니다. 궁금한 게 있으면 언제든 질문할게요. 플랫폼에 연재되는 소설과 책에 비해 아직 배우는 단계라서 질문드립니다.

English or vanish.

 

[AYM]

Yes to both questions.

Write whatever you want, as long as it follows the content guidelines.

All forum posts need to be in English to simplify moderation.

 

[Deleted member 266]

감사합니다. 궁금한 게 있으면 언제든 질문할게요. 플랫폼에 연재되는 소설과 책에 비해 아직 배우는 단계라서 질문드립니다.

Huh?

 

[Erysion]

감사합니다. 궁금한 게 있으면 언제든 질문할게요. 플랫폼에 연재되는 소설과 책에 비해 아직 배우는 단계라서 질문드립니다.

Huh?

Use condoms!

 

[StoneInky]

감사합니다. 궁금한 게 있으면 언제든 질문할게요. 플랫폼에 연재되는 소설과 책에 비해 아직 배우는 단계라서 질문드립니다.

여기 한글 쓰시면 안 됩니다. 혼나여.

As AYM said, English only, lmao. So no foreign languages. Hm... I think it might be ok in private convos? I'll ask!

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Use condoms!

NEVER!

 

[JayMark]

NEVER!

Is there a rule about this?

 

[Corty]

Is there a rule about this?

I hope not.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

Use condoms!

If you're stealing @K5Rakitan 's line you'd best go rate her story 1 Star.

 

[Erysion]

If you're stealing @K5Rakitan 's line you'd best go rate her story 1 Star.

I don't steal it, I discovered it and it was promised to me 3000 years ago.