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I don’t feel wrong writing evil villains, but personally, I don’t like writing evil, immoral protagonists

Yeah, same here. I like everything, characters, plot, the world.

one does not simply eat ice cream in public.

Some beast races in my story have an ability where, when active, their eyes can see traces of energy. It takes intense training to use this ability properly, to match colors and codes, kind of like perceiving the electromagnetic spectrum, but with unique coding sequences, like a DNA codon...

I've never liked watching or reading anything tied to levels, like video game worlds. I’d rather play real video games than read or watch something that mimics game mechanics. Experience is earned through knowledge of the past, the hardship of mentorship, and learning from mistakes, not numbers.

I like this magic more

In the past world, it was the extinction of all life. In the future world, if an artifact is stolen, it could be equivalent to a Cold War nuclear arms race or worse a terrorist group owning nukes.

My MC has no hesitation when it comes to killing opponents, but he struggles with killing children in battle, even if they’re brainwashed to kill. One of the female main characters almost died and was forced to turn into an undead creature, but she refuses to harm others to survive. She...

Is it possible for your story to be set in the real-modern world without any supernatural or fantasy elements at all? For example, one possible funny scenario is if Lord of the Rings were set in our world: Frodo would be North Korean, the One Ring would be a Samsung phone, and Sauron’s army...

Definitely not going well. Our interests and goals are completely different. The world is different too, and the language creates so many barriers. But if the story were set in the real world, without magic or supernatural elements, he might teach me many things in his expertise since he has so...

I'm not sure, but if you like JRPGs, you might like mine. I think it has a satisfying plot twist at the end that connects every clue from the start of the story

[A man displaced in time, who lost everything, an Order member and veteran of the Abyss War from an era long past.] [Seeks to learn the true purpose of his artifact. Is the cycle of civilization's rise and fall inevitable, or can a utopia be achieved?] [Set in a high-fantasy, magical...

If a ghost's always haunting you, the ghost must be hearing the Rickroll song 'Never Gonna Give You Up'

Hardest: integrate exposition, too many and detailed = info dump, didn't integrate exposition = don't make sense. Heaviest: battle scene how character win with unique and unexpected way but make sense. Easiest: 1 vs 1 fight scene Lightest: Introspective scene

Aliens took animals and plants, transforming them into intelligent life forms. The animals and plants then revenge against humans. The aliens grabbed popcorn and turned it into a live show, gambling on who would win. After Earth was destroyed, with all life lost, the aliens moved on to the next...

1, Fit the story theme and the protagonist's counterpart ideology. 2. A villain written as a genius reveals their plan to the protagonist and gets defeated because of it. I always wonder if the guy just kept quiet, would he have won?

Well, I stopped playing Nintendo games after age 12. Since then it has all been PC stuff. But making a patent about general things they didn’t even invent in the first place is kind of crazy. The first monster-catching RPG was SMT.

Work as RPG game for sure, prologue - opening cutscene, my chapter 1-1.5 definitely intro tutorial of the game, chapter 2: new allies, chapter 3-3.5 go to city, chapter 4 unlock alchemy/synthesis mechanic and free roam, chapter 5-8 main quest, chapter 7-17 work as side quests increase character...

A snail caused the apocalypse because someone jogging in the park accidentally avoided it, which set off a chain of events that eventually led to the end of the world. It was just a normal snail.