Recent content by Avarice_Of_The_Seven

Well, thanks for your feedback. I actually came to realise that moral through a real-world incident. I wanted to create a story that conveyed it, but it seems I did a shitty job at that. The story needs to pose a question. Are the street dogs dangerous, or are they safe? This question simply...

The intended moral of the story isn't any of the above.

No, that isn't the intended moral of the story. I guess it didn't come through, after all.

I know, that's just the rough idea of my story that was in my mind. I just wanna know what comes to someone's mind when they hear this story. I will then edit it accordingly. Still, you didn't state what you thought was the moral of the story.

Adopting street dogs is ill-advised. Still, please answer a bit seriously. I wanna know if what I wanted to convey came through or not. That is why I didn't state the moral of the story myself.

So I was planning out the future parts of my story. I plan to add a moral story in my novel and wanted to research and experiment with it. When I say a moral story, I'm referring to a story that exists solely to impart a certain moral. Like the story about the rabbit and the turtle, or the...

The hell? Even Chunnibyou God hasn't gone this far yet.

I am currently in the process of developing another story idea that's based on Earth. But I don't like giving real-world references in my story, so I plan to create an Earth that is similar to the real Earth, but location and custom-related things are completely different. It's basically a...

Here's mine. https://www.scribblehub.com/series/2239749/regnum-aetern-dual-rebirth/

Try writing on google docs with Grammerly as an extention. Oh, and add a few more spell check extensions because Grammerly sometimes doesn't read certain mistakes like space before fullstop, extra space etc. Also, it sometimes suggests edits that aren't technically wrong, so be careful.

The answer should be obvious, every novel is art. but I guess that's not the answer you want or you wouldn't have created this thread. In my opinion, there are two types of novels. Story based, and concept based. Story based novels use the concept as a tool for the narrative. They have...

The first one was... I have no words... It was so bad that I felt even AI wouldn't write in such a way. The second one though, it's formatting was messed up which made the experience worse but yeah, I think I somewhat understand now...

Hey, I think I haven't read a proper book that's completely written by AI, yet. Perhaps that's why I can't feel the exact level of frustration that others do. Can anyone recommend me a book that is definitely written by AI? I wanna know how bad it is...

I was planning on building a large stockpile before recreating my novel, but I feel like I'm the kind of person who can only work under pressure. Since there was no deadline, I procrastinated and only made 6 chapters in the time I could've made 11 or more. So I'm gonna just go ahead and create...