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Stress is something common, and although high amounts of stress can directly adverse creative thinking, having a certain goal to strive for; or a limited time frame to complete tasks is often what drives creativity.

It gets my seal of approval. There's a good balance of metaphors and juxtaposition, however, some of the flow is jarred with the incorrect use of tense. It's a good opener, and definitely interesting. It gives us a little glimpse of the world you're trying to create, but with no foreshadowing...

Yuji Kajiura - He comes back again and again.

So much to do, so little time.

Fate/Strange Fake. and my own novels, of course :blob_sir:

It's the goal of every writer to surpass his own work. A work that is unique in its approach, and is able to transcend their own narrative. Sometimes that doesn't happen, but you might as well try. My inspirations come from a lot of things, but the core value is to create something worthwhile.

It's good.

There is Beauty in Imperfection. Interconnectedness - C3301

Fate/Stay Night Movie: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly Fate/Grand Order: Absolute Demonic Front - Babylonia Lord El-Melloi II Sei no Jikenbo: Rail Zeppelin Grace Note Kimetsu no Yaiba Vinland Saga

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The story is nice, but your pacing is jumbled. Focus on certain events with more detail, and transition your scenes a bit smoother. Other than that, good premise, good writing, and im interested to see where it goes. It's too early to say for sure if your characters have depth, but it's a solid...

Inova - Isolation

Cant.

Kuoga - Moonlight

I get inspired by other writers to explore my own themes of 'x' theory. Whether that's just normal generic isekai novels, to Steven King, to R.R Martin, to Tolkien, etc, I find it interesting to explore.

I had a story about a 'god' that was banished from 'heaven' and was flung into our universe. His cage. As the years went by, his essence had created the known universe; and he was relegated into a human form. Didn't know where to go with it, so I scrapped it. Still good premise, need to refine...

Tags are enough, I think.

Any language is hard, but English is definitely not the hardest language to learn or to write with.

Fair enough.

I do it for myself, so I don't forget important tidbits about certain characters/locations. I don't know if people actually look at it, though.