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I gave up on a theme for my novels. I liked to write gore, and people seemed cool with that. If you're a decent enough author, a good story has a theme that various readers can interpret differently. If you only try to write to appeal to a specific audience, you can alienate others completely...

The deep is calling... And I quit that game once they banned SynapseX. It's way too much of a grind that my schedule can't bear to handle. My lightning build was sick nasty though... Edit: Correction, I was banned. Though I could've appealed it, as the person had no evidence of me hacking...

Ambitious, Intelligent, Ruthless, and Manipulative.

If you're inexperienced, don't dive too deep into the psychological strains your character could face. Even if you have experience with anxiety, trauma, or depression, you need to practice proper flow and diction so that it's coherent to your reader(s). However, as a writer whose characters and...

Ewww, that keyboard looks like it's full of slunk, funk, and gamer gunk bro.

Sounds hot.

I hope no one actually looks for stories like mine. But other than the 1% that do, the majority, 99%, stumble upon it with an 'I'll give a shot' mentality.

As in cut calories? I guess my words truly do inspire those to better themselves. Someone hand me a ribbon!

I'd begin my first battle with antagonistic psychological warfare and make them crash out (RepresentingEnvy). For the rest, I'll make icicles made of blood and snowflake shurikens molded from human meat from each initial person I defeated (SolaSama, Anon2024, Tempokai, SailusGebel, GeorgeLeee)...

I put on performances in my bathroom. Or when I'm acting out my writing out scenes in my head. Does that count?

As someone who's writing a VRMMO right now, you must fully understand that writing comprehensible fiction in this genre requires critical psychological detailing between players and NPCs and evaluating real-life circumstances. However, it can be the most fulfilling for spontaneous creative...

FIENDS!!! I got A LOT more people than I expected in the DMs. I guess since my type of feedback people would rather private msg me, there's no need for a thread anymore. Most of you guys know where to find me. THANKS, AND I'M SORRY FOR THOSE WHO HAD TO READ MY WORK! GOOD BYE !!!! I GOT YOU...

Toshiaki (main antagonist) turned the entire school against Reina (main protagonist); Blackmailed her mother into disowning her; Manipulated her friends into hating her; Then doubled down and killed Reina's last lifeline in the VRMMO she played to escape her IRL problems; And while Reina's...

your mom looks fine as hell in a turtleneck and slacks

Craaap. Sounds fun, and I have a solid idea, but I'm backed up on chapters right now. Maybe next time ?

I don't think it's that hard to write a system novel. But if you want a simple schematic: Create an overpowered MC. Put the MC in a situation of desperation (e.g., Solo Leveling, struggling adventurer paying for medical bills), then miraculously, in their time of need, reincarnate, system...

The entire point of becoming an author is to challenge yourself with plot designs, character development, and story crafting. Your next story should be grander than the last but more concise in its concepts as you learn from established authors. Though I won't criticize this tactic since some...

I use ChatGPT whenever I'm stuck on writing specific scenes or sensory details. However, I don't want to rely on it for my writing, so sometimes I just begin typing and fix my nonsense in the editing process.