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When you make the type of conflict the focus, the story might become that of a drama. As a SoL comedy enjoyer, my favorite type of 'conflict' comes from the overexaggeration of character types, mixed with day-to-day trivial issues that suddenly erupt into a minefield of enigma when our two...

I don't find myself browsing scribblehub's books regularly, so I'll classify myself as author only.

Fine. He stands on a specially-made concrete pad that's thick enough to fire a rocket from. He then aims at the nearest meteor on a collision course with earth and fires away, hitting two birds with one stone by saving the earth and relieving himself at the same time.

What if his body just doesn't produce waste material anymore? Maybe he can use all nutrients he absorbs without waste, solving the problem before it even begins.

"There is no right or wrong answer here" - Some idiot whom, by his own words, cannot be right. edit: I get what they're trying to say, but it could definitely worded better.

In my country we use metres, kilograms, ect in school, but people often use feet, pounds miles, ect outside. It's very sad.

I guess the one thing they might do is tell you is how polarising the content of the story is. For example, a story with a comparatively vast amount of 5-star ratings, hence at a 4.8, nobody who read it felt the need to give it a 1-star out of hate. On the other hand, a 4.2 rating means that...

I'm going to pick a few books for study. First, the top of the trending list right now, "A strange new life.". 148 5-stars, 9 4-stars, 2 3-stars, 1 2-star, and 1 1-star. Second, at last place on the tranding list right now, "Slime Girl." 146 5-stars, 38 4-stars, 18 3-stars, 8 2-stars, 10...

Because 10 is an even number, 5 is actually below halfway (unless you are allowed to rate 0). The lower half of possible ratings are 1,2,3,4, and 5. The upper half of ratings are 6,7,8,9, and 10, As you can see. So technically, 5 is actually "just below average", and 6 is "just above average".

- has 25 readers - has 28 favorites - has under 3k views - has 21 chapters :blob_frown:

If it's just a minor cold, I'll just take some vitamin C. If it's a more serious cold, I'll also have to take a nap or two while ill. Oh, and I'll sometimes sleep on a chair instead of a bed.

I've learnt to write out-of order. What I mean is, I have two or three ideas of what I want to happen in the chapter. maybe that's the introduction of a new character, some scene I thought would be funny, then the next thing on my plot-to-do list. I start writing those bits down first so I'm not...

An accident is an accident. The only reason I might choose to hold them accountable is if I felt the accident was caused by some form of negligence on their part. I think I'd find it pretty easy to just say "sad but oh well" to non-neglectful accidents, even if they did involve people I know...

series finder > filter out genres I do/don't want > sort by latest update.

Action arcs in a comedy. Drama arcs in a comedy. It's fine if these arcs are funny, but they often aren't. Love triangle arcs in a romance. Im-going-to-show-off-in-front-of-all-the-young-masters-and-heroines arcs in a cultivation story- or in any story. I'm not sure if any of these count as...

If you need to write gore once, I would suspect you're probably going to need to write gore again.

I would disagree. Regardless on whether supernatural exists or not, there are very obvious ideas behind what a 'natural phenomena' is and very obvious concepts behind what a 'non-natural phenomena' would be; I not believe there is a good argument that these things are defined subjectively. If...

Have you seen "The Daily life of the Immortal king" at all? It's very similar to Saiki. K. (Moreso in the anime/donghua than in the novel. The donghua sort of goes completely off the novel in a good way. I like it more than Saiki K, but I'd also argue it's objectively worse than Saiki. K. It's...

I think you are confusing "logical" with "natural". I think it's enough for magic to be some form of "supernatural". But "supernatural" doesn't necessarily mean "illogical".