Hmm... I'm seeing a pattern. Thread replies that don't address the topic or are provocative are automatically deleted. Does SHF have a mechanism for checking answer relevance, or are they simply deleted by moderators?
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Rewriting old chapters rarely provides instant engagement. But, rewriting old chapters is also an effective learning tool to improve narrative skills.
You're forced to read the old chapter, analyze its narrative structure, evaluate it, and write concrete solutions. You will understand the gaps between your previous writing and the current one.
You'll be able to see tangible changes in your narrative competence.
How are you doing? I hope youre doing well!
I haven't released a new chapter for 10 days, not because I don't have a new draft. But the last time I released a new chapter, I received a low rating from random readers who happened to be passing by.
Well, my new chapter is indeed entering the dark peak of the story... and it will get darker. Sensitive readers won't be suitable.
Hmm... I feel this forum is getting quieter.
Every time I read my old chapters... my fingers itch, wanting to fix them even though the chapters have been edited several times.
What do you think about yandere villainess as an antagonist to the protagonist?
IRL, when the name of someone you know is mentioned, your mind tends to conjure up a whole person with appearance, personality, background, and relationships.
But when a stranger's name is mentioned, you tend to tilt your head, without thinking of a specific person.
Similarly, in a fictional narrative, without character introduction, names are just random strings of letters in the reader's mind.
1 out of 626892 work of fiction is worthy of being called art.
If you are sleepy and hungry at the same time, which do you do: (1) eat first then sleep, or (2) sleep first then eat?
As an art, most (not all) authors agree that fiction is a form of self-expression.
Which is more difficult: Writing a new chapter or rewriting an old chapter with a more immersive approach?
As a reader, someone might use judgment about a character's actions based on their values and beliefs about how actions "should" be performed.
As authentic characters, they act based on the "current state" of their world, based on their personality, beliefs, values, and even their trauma.
have a good day today. 
MeowDoria, I need your help~.
Well, I was so engrossed in reading and writing feedback for a new author that I lost track of time.
It's time to get back to write my fiction. Marry and her little daughter are waiting for me...
"My goal is to create peace and justice." (Pain)
"Are you kidding me?! You destroyed my village, killed my master, my sensei, hurt my friends." (Naruto)
"Then tell me... what is your goal?"
"I'LL KILL YOU... then create peace in the shinobi world."
"How noble of you. What about MY family, MY friends, MY village? They were destroyed by Konoha! Is it fair that only you can preach about peace and justice?!"
"..."
Wow... I just got a 1.5 rating on R*
I wonder... does someone read a few pages before rating or read at least 1 volume?
Someone's amazing if that person can judge fiction from just a few pages. Great!
As an author, we see fiction as vivid images in our memory.
As a reader, we can only perceive fiction through the narrative provided by the author.
Writing fiction is like a communication effort, conveying the author's imagination to the reader through narrative. -
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