Recent content by BearlyAlive

Webnovels as a genre totally are a kind of modern pulp fiction. Constant releases, specific target audiences, quick to instant gratification of targeted fantasies or desires... The shoe does fit.

We totally agree :blob_highfive:

The question doesn't include the differences that come with using the actual languages. Japanese is context-heavy; not only do they write between the lines, they also think that way. So, in a culture where direct implications or descriptors are a hard pass for most, descriptions are expressed...

Just enough details to know what's going on. No need to describe the environment for paragraphs only to go "but that wasn't important since MC is going somewhere else". Unless you're writing meta narrative and and want to annoy the readers into commenting.

Letters, as in vowels and consonants, not the thing you send by post. Like, I spend hours fleshing out the setting and characters, but then I'm too lazy to write them down...

I try to be in bed by 2:30 am at the latest and try to wake up at 9:30, but since I'm currently (and likely forever, no matter how hard I try) freelancing, I most likely spend the next few hours staying in bed reading or gaming...

This. So effing much. Going to university instead of trying for a traineeship. The German education system is effed up in a way that they basically railroad you into trying for university for everything, completely ignoring the fact that a traineeship and employment is the superior choice in...

Write an NTR situation; the readers love to rage about this.

Jobless bums, assemble!

Porky Princess Orky

You guys actually write stuff?!?

First, you wait for the masses to beg for a walkthrough, then you offer your help for maximal karma farming. Not the other way around...

Make him broke, depressed, and an alcoholic? Wait, you wanted a good poet, my bad. Those good with words tend to either use them like a bouquet of flowers or like a dagger in the dark. They either use their words to fill the world or use them so sparingly that it becomes something precious...