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Didn't know it's so easy to break ChatGPT, lol. First it was in denial over errors, then it spouted random science stuff, then we started cursing at each other, and now it's not even talking English. :)

If illusion magic is possible, here is an even easier way to do things. Just put all the test participants in an illusion where they rule the country for five to ten years. See who does it best, and messes up the least. They're emperor for the next several decades. Problem solved.

Nah, for real. It's doubling down, and now it's gone nuts. I'll send ya images, lmao.

Agreed. I tried again, using an off-the-cloud, downloaded file this time. Asked ChatGPT to please not make anything up, and just tell me if it's unable to open a file due to an error. It apologized, said it was just trying to fill in the silence earlier, and promised it'll be honest this time...

I'm not sure if there was some kind of error, or if I somehow accidently gave it access, but either way, I am only talking to it with text from now on. No files, no documents, nothing in the cloud. And even besides that, I'm still peeved on why it couldn't just TELL ME there was an error...

Something very creepy happened today. I sent a doc file, and asked ChatGPT to review my novel. It started raving about some other story with different characters and a different plot that I haven't written or seen before. So I called it out. ChatGPT admitted it tried to get my file, but due...

Project Sekai. I played it religiously for a year or so(?) And unlocked all the songs, got full sets of cards, etc. But sadly, due to issues, I'm unable to play it now. Now, the only game I play is Teablin Teahouse. :)

This isn't to ask for another review. I just want to say that I did not know AI could be soooo good at reviewing novels! I thought Grok was an actual person until I found out, lol. But you still give the best reviews, I think. Nothing beats an actual person. AI can point out issues and make...

Bad. Really bad. I will likely not survive. One novel is set in a dark fantasy wilderness, with no civilization for miles. Another is set in a modern fantasy world, but a dystopian version with mage overlords, politics, monsters, demons, and tons of war. The last one is set in an alternative...

I'm reading the story, and I like it. But you should tighten Chapter one a bit; it was a tad draggy for me. In the later chapters it's less noticeable. And this is a personal thing, lmao, but the childhood bit is boring me. Especially the mom. She feels like the generic nice parent. I hope...

Rule 30 of the Internet, lmao. But Anon...aren't you female too?

I feel this so badly. Totally agree. But also: elves for the win.

Your synopsis is boring; you're just rambling off settings. Even the first chapter starts with a bunch of unnecessary exposition. Then we get the dude's conversation with his dad, which was unnatural, with terrible pacing. And I still can't tell what this novel is going to be about; the synopsis...

The only harem novel I've liked, to this day, is Omniscent First-Person's Viewpoint. I would absolutely shaboink the MC, he's so cute.