Remaking an old series

[HoracioGui]

A few years ago I wrote a novel about a girl who creates worlds and shapes them however she wants. It was, I guess I could say, a success; it stayed on the homepage for quite a while. However, due to work and college, I stopped writing it, and now I'm back, but starting over. Do you think reviving an old novel is worthwhile?

This is the one I created back then: https://www.scribblehub.com/series/707477/reborn-as-a-goddess-with-a-world-creation-system/

This is the one I'm doing now: https://www.scribblehub.com/series/2136356/reborn-as-a-goddess-with-a-world-creation-system/

 

[Rachel_Leia_Cole]

If you feel like it is worth it, it probably is. My first novel, The Goblin King of Eldoria, started like that. I wrote it in my late teens/early 20’s. I found it again as an adult, and rewrote the book. I had new experiences and new worldviews than my younger self. And it made the book stronger. So yes, I feel it could be worth it. But only if it’s something that you feel like you want to do, not because others want you too.

 

[MakBow]

Yes, it is.

I'm literally doing the same thing with my novel.

I do think it's worth it because it allows you to fix what you did wrong before and improve and make it far better than you could have before.

 

[John_Owl]

Almost definitely. I wrote Lay the Dragon a few years back. It was... Terrible. Bad pacing, bad dialog, bad... well, everything. I wrote a few other stories, learned my style, wrote DragonBound (book 2), then rewrote Lay the Dragon, and it came out much better.