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There are ways to pull it off, but as a whole, most don't need it. I could go into detail on when and how, but eh, I don't feel like it right now. :ROFLMAO: I got cleaning to do. I might elaborate a bit more later.

This week I decided to tackle external conflicts! I look forward to combining this one in the future with the internal genres. And I'm positive this will play a major part in whatever course or process or whatever I build. Regardless, in the meantime, here we go: I hope this helps you out!

Aren't two of them literally Isekai and fan-related? :ROFLMAO:

Yes, I do. Click the link in my signature to see if you'd be interested. I write something that isn't the typical web novel experience. And I have one completed novel on top of releasing the newest book right now.

Another Sunday, another video! This time around I'm giving the overall guidelines for judging if your idea is good or not. Use the knowledge as you wish. Or not or so on. This one is very much an overview and there's so much more depth I can go into in each topic. If you want to have a say in...

An exhausting, but good day! I'll be so glad when this week is over. ;-; Hope yours has been good as well!

Plus there are those who give 1-stars purely to troll. I've run into the scenario twice now where someone instantly added to dropped and gave it a 1 star. I shrug since, eh, can't please everybody and I know I'm great at what I do, external validation or not.

It goes without say that I'm super happy about this win.

You definitely raise a good point about that second sentence being too long. I tried to summarize so much in it. I'll see what I can do to fix that, thank you!

I'd seriously recommend trying out my videos on prose if you want to see a bit of the overarching things I'd recommend. ...Also the ones on fight scenes. I will be getting around to making something on the physical writing of fight scenes soon though. I have almost all the pieces set up for...

I like how different a concept this is for one of these threads! I'm game for it, with The Confessions of Cassidy Cain & The Ties That Blind.

This is something I wish was broken down for me like this when I was inexperienced since it's one of those things that helped demystify the actual skills that make writing. Here's hoping this overview can help make it seem just a little easier to approach.

I've noticed with my earliest drafts and plans for my caper series, I tended to think far more straightforward with it. I leaned far more into basic antagonists and more "justice" as most people think of it as purely just punishing others. As I've gotten older and recognized more the complexity...

I'm alternating between using The Enneagram for character archetypes and other topics that are useful to tackle right now, so this is the newest Enneagram entry. I highly recommend these ones though if you wish to keep building on your character writing and considering options. I am curious, is...

I managed to hit 1K subscribers on my authortube channel and it's still growing. I'm pretty happy about that. There are many channels in this niche I've investigated that have existed much longer than mine and have more videos, yet aren't doing as well, so I'll take my win.

I typically don't like recommending my work in these, but you can give my Grandmaster of Theft series a try if you want a genuine anti-hero instead of a villain protagonist, by your definition. She's a phantom thief, so she breaks the law and manipulates situations all the time, but she only...

An overview of things to consider when making plans within stories, for efficiency and entertainment.

This is correct, but... Eh, I'll squeeze in one more just because this isn't yet another Isekai or LitRPG. But this is the only exception I'm making. If I open another in the future, I'm retooling how I do this. For web novels, this is fine. There is a bit of stuff you could do with prose to...

I completed Chapter 10 and am almost ready to tackle the next part of Chapter 11, which makes me really happy since I'm making good progress quick. Close to the 25% mark of my second novel.