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For the most part, I write by the seams, so I just prepare a simple overview like: Then I just start writing. If you have a creative enough imagination and a willingness to just keep on with the story it'll eventually write itself.

I like to form digestible chapters that leave on either a cliffhanger or a semi-resolved ending with around 1k to 1.5k words. However, everyone's book and preferences are different.

The worst thing people could say is that it sucks.

At least you have readers who care enough to make complaints. Just imagine the authors with tens of hundreds of readers but not a single comment on their books, kind of embarrassing. :ROFLMAO:

Tell them your a best selling author and you don't have time for their petty questions. They can go like all the other civilians and buy it off the shelves, if there's any left that is. If they protest even more say your late for an interview with the Times.

I find it a lot better and simpler since, formerly, depending on when a Patron subscribed, funds would've been paid and gathered at several points within one month. However, now it's all able to be collected in one month, which helps Patreon pages who thrive off of their funds, so they don't...

Fiction is fictitious. Unless you're worried about critics, then just write whatever story you want. I've read tons of other messed-up novels, and a reincarnated age divide is the least of the internet's problems, I assure you.

Me.

One of those air piano things that you hold with two hands.

In one of my books, I focused a lot of world-building on lore and weapons (as it was a transmigration novel where the new surroundings needed explanation and had many intense fight scenes). In contrast, my other book focuses on organizations, individual status, and different cultures (as it's...

As said before in a higher comment, speak to someone who cares about you and/or a mental or psychological health professional. Most of the solutions given by others are based on personal opinion, preference, or severity of the situation -- Which one cannot gauge based on a few lines of text...

I found the swap tenses to be a problem, so I'll take them into account. However, the 'introduction of story elements is probably the best definition I can give between good and bad literature. Some novels take their plot structure from that of their favorite TV show(s) and think they can go...

On RoyalRoad, you can purchase a premium membership to customize your borders, story banner, etc. They could have someone similar on here, which allows you to pick the color of your background. Idk.

Not to be rude, but even though you're a first-time writer, depending on the genre and level of writing you've previously read shows in your first draft. And I can definitely see that your literature was subpar. Writing quality needs work. First off, sentences irrelevant to quotations from...

In that case, I look sexy as hell. What you thought?

What is that thing?! :s_eek::s_eek::s_eek:

Shooting Drill/Protocols & Semi-Automatic/Machine Gun Training 1 & 2 - And I'm not talking Upotte!!

Everything I write comes from my mind. I'm simply a vessel used to record visual inferences from universes and dimensions across time and space. However, since I'm the only one who can see through these parameters, I must not freak out the masses and call them 'fiction.' Why would I lie or...

Exactly why I stopped reading web novels and am only interested in established writers and overseas novelists. Most of the writers on these platforms write the same way because they read the same shit daily. No one wants to take risks with their writing because they don't want to off-put readers...