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Gay harem?

Of course you could write one, the issue if finding readers who will read a mind control story that isn't harem. I'm sure their are some who would be interested, but it might be hard to reach them.

I was thinking about this question and realized there weren't all that many people I think about anymore. So I was curious about what it's like for others.

I think this part. Ygrite’s to the east, keeping the worst at bay. should be. Ygrite’s to the east, keeping the worst at bay." It seems okay in my opinion. Maybe, the first conversation was a bit personal for people who aren't familiar with each other. Parts seem a bit info dumpy at times...

I don't think it's generic; I guess it's just a coincidence, or they say that great minds think alike, lol.

I’ve noticed that getting views on web novels seems tougher than it did years ago, and I’ve seen others mention this too. I’m curious to hear people's opinions on why this might be happening, or if it is.

I don't know if it would work, but it might be a good idea for him to get some reward for his past efforts so they don't seem to be wasted. Maybe based on the skill levels he loses, he'd get vouchers he can use in some kind of gacha where he can win prizes useful for the plot.

Maybe it will come back as a p*rn sight or something.

When Royal Road was still new, it was easy to get a thousand in a day. Now it seems much harder. As someone who has dropped things before, perhaps I'm part of the problem, or maybe it's just that there is a large amount of content out there nowadays, making it more difficult.

I don't really understand how things work, but I'll give it a shot anyway. Maybe he shoots normal arrows with a blood bow. Maybe he can make compound weapons with his blood only being the tip of the arrow or something like that. Maybe he can make special blood arrows that turn into a bird and...

Don't play dumb. We both know it.

I know what you did.

It's been almost ten years since I've watched any shows or movies. This aspect of culture has lost me.

Rather than a linear progression, I call it a quantum hierarchical power system (QHPS). It’s kind of like a ‘stairway to heaven’ in which every step is another ‘realm’ of transcendence. These types of power systems seem to be popular for a variety of reasons such as… Clarity: Readers know...

It's a difficult writing prompt (at least for me it is), but I gave it a try. Here's what I came up with. Marcoth chose to exit the game, at which point he found himself inside some kind of strange structure. He automatically tried to draw in mana but found that there was none. Confused, he...

My guess is that the mage took that player's place somehow. The mage is the MC, and the writing prompt is to describe what he's going to do next now that he's taken the player's place. Maybe log out and take over the player's body in the 'real world' and deal with the player menace at its source?

The hardest part is just doing it. I spend a lot of time thinking things through, but not enough time just writing it. The more attached I get to the story, the harder writing becomes for me as I start to second-guess every little thing, and writing becomes really slow. I should just do it. It’s...

I don't think romance has to be epic. At least that's not really my preference. I kind of like it when a relationship is just a positive (I prefer positive relationships) part of the MC's life. Usually, I think it's good for the MC to have some things in their life other than the main plot...

Maybe playing some cards or dice. Telling stories. Writing letters. Reading books. Religious activity.

I'm not so good at this type of thing, but I'll give it a shot anyway. "All good things start at the beginning." "The future starts now." "Come in peace or leave in pieces" "Basement dweller has taken on an all new meanings." Or if he wants to be self-deprecating, maybe something like... "One...