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My own story is something I am writing because I want to read it, in a way. It sounds a bit weird, yes, but that's the gist of it. Not usually reading a genre doesn't exactly disqualify from writing about it. You just write about it in a way that's enjoyable for you yourself. That means you...

"How's your house?" the old friend asks, "Last I saw it, it was already an SS rank adventurer, close to SSS!"

Honestly, the story isn't bad, but I do agree that I was left rather baffled that it was really just more WoL being WoL... It'd be a lie to say that I wasn't a slight bit disappointed. Ignoring that, the story was pretty fun, but certainly not the best story I ever encountered. Some things did...

I have a few google spreadsheets mostly with character sheets. I make one for pretty much every character I have, even the more minor ones. Not doing those always immediately, which I probably should do... But I also write out most worldbuilding related things. It helps with keeping things...

Suddenly the thread blew up. I suggested a non-forced simple reminder popup because it doesn't force anyone. Yes, people go on about rating something low simply because they don't like it or for any other arbitrary reasons, but people like that would probably simply find other ways. They exist...

If I recall correctly the Chapters/Week stat takes all chapters in the past 30 days and calculates the mean value of those. And then it rounds up. So if you just uploaded a chapter the mean value goes slightly over 1 and the stat rounds it up to 2. That's also why in the first 30 days of a...

When people give 1* or 2* ratings they rarely give feedback on why they did so, which can be rather frustrating. I don't want to force them to give feedback but a small popup or something similar reminding them to do so might go a long way. Just giving a low rating doesn't tell us anything...

I remember back in school we were told to always write out all numbers twenty and below. Save for all the exceptions. For any numbers above twenty but below a hundred, it was basically left to us whether we write them out or not. Numbers like "a/one thousand", "a/one million" etc were also...

Personally, I wouldn't mind doing such a stream, but I kind of doubt it would be really entertaining. I don't like distractions while writing so interacting actively with anyone watching wouldn't be an option outside of breaks. I also know that some people like to hoard a few chapters in...