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I dont play western games so I never suffer through these problems.

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omniscient reader viewpoint is not an example of this though, it changes the "original story" story tremendously

most of your audience are going to be young adults and zoomers with little attention span, if they aren't given a clear explanation of what they're about to read in the cover, they're not even going to give it a second glance. boomers dont read web novels, they go straight to published shit...

Not like it matters if a big strong monster immune to bullets stands in their way, they're dying anyways.

that's the thing, there's no audience in the web novel scene that would read something with a single word title though. you'll have to publish it as a book proper or something, and not even in amazon it would work well. also think about other books that must have already used your one word title...

nowadays if your title isnt a mini summary of what the story is about nobody is going to check it, that's how web novels have poisoned literature in general

All of my novels fighting scenes, I add a lot of action to all my fucking novels so I'm confident the action is good and intense. I always like playing around with the opponents powers and techniques, and also let them evolve over time through battles and discover new ways to use their abilities.

Copy from other novels if you want to make something boring and generic but that people will recognize. If you want to do something wacky, still copy the things but add weird things to it that are related to the world building itself. Example: Its a world infested by Dreams and Nightmares and...

tbh hardly, you dont even get any visibility at all, unless you chug out $55 for an ad, your novel is never surpassing 100 followers. You dont even get bad reviews if you dont even get readers...

This review is so ridiculous it feels like its ironic. Also feels kind of outdated, gore and sex scenes is no longer allowed on Royal Road anymore or you get shadow banned. You can't even be too descriptive with fight scenes anymore. Also edgelords dont get too popular, the popular ones are the...

it ultimately depends on your time and how you balance things, if you're full time you can go for a chapter every day of like 2k words, or if you're the type of person that likes to write a lot of content, a 4k words chapter could be published 3 or 4 times a week. Though its recommended that...

I've been reading at Royal Road for years, and in comparison to Scribblehub, it has become worse over the years. Why is it always like this with the majority of royal road writers? You check their profiles and their first novels are all very original ones, with unique main characters, plots, or...

What kind of trope is that?? First time I hear about it

as someone that updates like 7 novels with 1 daily 1k word chapter (sometimes two chapters), the trick is in progressing the story a bit as much as possible, make things happen, you have to do a lot of showing instead of telling, this way the story progresses as everything is being shown...

weird fetish

It usually happens because what we often imagine are the cool parts, the romance, the action, the plot twists and other great things, but we never truly imagine the "build up" that leads to all of that, the whole story doesnt start with the characters love already expressed and kissing, nor with...

This happens a lot with Manga, most of the time because the Mangaka update their manga very slowly over decades and they end up dying being unable to finish their work, like with the Author of Berserk, or maybe even with Dragon Ball Super. Usually because these franchises are already owned by...

Third Option: Don't play gacha games