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Currently writing two stories. One is a LITRPG story, the other one isn't. Chapters are much easier and faster to write if you don't have to constantly care about balance, numbers, and other important information, trust me. Especially if your story reaches 300-400 chapters, things WILL get...

I'll give it a read. However, while I usually prefer longer stories, you have completed so many in the past, so the fear of it getting dropped is quite low. I like that a lot.

Is writing speed really an issue? In my honest opinion, it's almost never about how fast you can write something, but more about what you are gonna write. Even if I could write twice as fast, I don't think my overall speed would increase by more than 5 or 10%.

F Seriously, though, you can always use a pen name and remain anonymous, which 99.9% of all SH authors do ;)

Cover is actually surprisingly good. It would probably work well, not only on SH, but also on RR. Only the Font is absolute dogshit. The image is sweet.

Why, though?

OCD

Doesn't sound too bad, but I am guessing you rely a lot on AI? Many people do so, and it's fine, but I am a little shocked about your grammar... It's like Night & Day compared to your story. "Hey guys!! If anyone has time, can you review mine ( wan to know how i can improve)" No commas, no...

Since I am focusing on fanfics, I have the huge advantage of already having a pretty large readership. People who like the particular Anime/Movies/Games/Novels and stumble across my story will probably check it out. On the other hand, people who are not interested in those will most likely...

Also, wrong category. Use the Artists category.

You never know, since barely anyone has read it. Might want to get some more readers and decide afterwards. Although you should write whatever you want to. One of the most important factors is whether you have fun writing that particular story.

Either you are a very skillful writer who has chosen the wrong genre and has no idea what your audience wants, or you overused AI. I'll still give it a read since Warhammer is really cool... but really nobody wants to read stuff like that. Big words with a very small amount of content. Gotta...

Do the things that Manhua protagonists do, since 99% of all Manhuas, regardless of Genre, all include Regression. Koreans are the most regretful and perfectionist people in the world. They constantly dream about that second shot. Since I read like hundreds of Manhua without a single one that...

I use Google Docs for a few notes. However, I usually slack off and do not take enough of them, and then have to reread older chapters constantly.

If you do that purposely, just to get some reaction, the only reaction you'll get, at least IMO, is rage. A high percentage of readers quit after doing something like that. I have done it myself, and I regret it. If you want to do it solely to elicit a strong emotional reaction from your readers...

Most skilled artists have a waiting list. You should be wary of ANY artist who is begging you for work, especially if they claim that they have read your work and can "improve it with visual designs." Don't fall for it. Most likely, you will lose your money and get a piece of AI art in...

2 days.... Afterwards, I feel guilty enough and immediately get to work, trying to make up lost time. Trying to create chapters daily. There is literally no excuse, because I waste at least 5 to 6 hours every day doing useless shit, so I have the time to use two or three hours to create a chapter.

I have to agree, but also disagree with that one. That's certainly true for ScribbleHub, but on other sites, chapters below 1.5k words are frowned upon and reduce your visibility (RR & WN). You might want to consider splitting chapters into two to release it in parts here, and not split it if...

Once. A friend looks over my chapters afterwards, and I also get feedback on Patreon before I release the final chapters. By that point, most mistakes vanish.

Three chapters... I would suggest you keep writing 20-30 chapters and figure out what you want to write and get into a rhythm. I can already tell you that 99% of users do not even bother with 2 or 3-chapter stories, so caring about the "market" is really the silliest thing you can do.