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Poor grammar will definitely put off some readers. The occasional slip won't make too much of a problem, but if the story is of consistently poor quality, it makes it more difficult to read and thus less enjoyable to read. So if you don't, proofread. Though I suspect you already do that.

I click on one of the two latest topics links on scribblehub and reply on them instead of opening my latest chapter up and writing.

Make them want to hide their powers for various reasons. Give them a problem that they can't solve with power nor intellect, like a woman's fickle mind and fragile emotional state.

I write with my right hand because I was taught to write with my right hand, but I'm left handed in most other things. I find that my right hand is more coordinated than my left hand, but if I need to use my entire arm then my left arm feels more natural to use. So if I play a racket sport I...

I very much like OP characters. The problem is, if you truly want to make a story with an OP character, you can't write it in the same way a traditional action story might take. If the MC is truly OP then your MC never truly fights; he/she only performs one-sided beat downs. If there's an actual...

I find this to be a confusing question. Narrating a story is talking to the reader. If not, who do you think you are narrating the story to? quotation marks "" or '' are used when a fictional character is speaking. Dashes and parenthesis are a lot rarer in novels. A dash is like a comma, but...

disasterous life of Saiki K. Daily life of the immortal King. Both of them are more SoL rather than action, but still very good comedy in both. edit: saiki K isn't a novel, and DLotIK's novel format has a very wide range of quality to it. It can be boring for 100s of chapters in a row, but I...

You did that in only two hours? That's cool! What software did you use? As others have said, the subject matter in the picture doesn't give a good depiction of what the story is about. The contrast between the eye for the O and everything else makes me guess this is meant to be a horror story...

Thank you for the logical argument. I see that your opinion is backed by none other than the most ironclad logical principles, with absolutely no emotional involvement whatsoever. Often, whether the MC reciprocates or not is unclear until near the end of the book. So we still have the same...

It's... at least sometimes funny? That's about all it's got going for it.

As a harem hater, I must strongly disagree. If a story is harem for everything but the last few chapters, in which the MC chooses a single lover, then 99% of that story's chapters are of the harem genre. If 99% of the story is a harem, then the story is a harem. The ending has little relevance...

Sonic Boom is pure comedic genius. The way they did the comedy is so bold, you can even see it in the intro.

A question that haunts my soul. I've lost many a friend to trolleys knocking on my door.

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I would disagree. It's a problem posed to challenge moral views. Yes, it doesn't ask about how we can save the five. No, it doesn't want to bully you into becoming a murderer. It simply wants an answer. An answer that most people are reluctant to give and will try and sidestep around. It wants...

No.