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So, put it simply: I wanna read something light and fun that doesn’t have too thick of a plot and angsts. Something like ‘In Another World With My Smartphone’ but with a more confident and badass mc—most preferably an mc who’s not scared of girls, please. Would be even better if he’s flirtatious...

>>You can make up your own tags. It doesn’t have to exist in any of the web novel sites. If you like it, then just add it.<< ——— Mine is this: isekai + monster evolution + kingdom building + loyal servant + ability steal + ability assimilation + 18+ (This one is very important, if you know...

I have my take on it, but I still wanna hear your opinion. For me, the most obvious difference seems to be the rule—“show, don’t tell.” Most web novels—either they’re Japanese, Chinese, or Korean—seem to break this rule a lot. Conventional novels—if not talking about the quality of prose...

Aight, let’s get to the point. As we all know, there are two types of internal-monologue in novel: direct and indirect. For example: Direct Internal-Monologue: the character’s thinking directly 1. What is happening to me? Why does my body feel so… weird..? (Use italics to indicate the...

English is not my first language, but at least I think I’m fluent in the language to some extent (giving that I can carry on with any kind of conversations and I can tell a story, no problem). Thing is, when I read a novel from professional writer—the difficult book with a lot of technical...

I’ve been thinking about this for a while now. Have you ever written a dialogue like this? ——— 1) Web Novel Style [Example from Dungeon Defense] Christiane Louise had made up her mind. “Oh great Demon Lord-” “Sorry, but could you not call me that?” The man cut her off, showing clear...

Here’s a little criterias: - No Japanese beta mc. - The mc has to be badass, or at least the other characters in the story think so. - No shitty drama. - He’s loved and respected by everyone (well, maybe not his enemy). - Doesn’t hide his power. Any suggestion?

When I say fluff, I mean the moment in the story where there isn’t much plot progression. Fluffy moment, as I like to call it, is when the characters display affections to one another to the point of guaranteeing you to be diagnosed with diabetes. Or to put it more simply, it’s the comforting...

I actually do understand the differences to some extent, but I just wanna hear your opinion. So, from your knowledge, what’s the difference between these three?

What is the story that makes you laugh so hard that it hurts your stomach? I’m not a masochist, but I’d like to experience that pain~

The beginning of the story is very important. You can say that it’s the crucial factor on whether the readers are gonna continue reading your story. So, there are a lot of way to start, but all great story have one thing in common; they hook the readers in and never let them go. Some start...

Remember the keyword; Storyteller, not the writer. If we go by the record, then it probably would have been Roal Dahl. He’s famous for his children book. My favorite is, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which of course was made into a movie. I remember watching it since I was a kid, and...

As we all know, internal-monologue can help bring characters to life. It makes readers understand why some characters do what they do, what their motivations are, and empathize with them. But, when we watch a movie, we don’t get to know the character’s thoughts. We can only guess their thoughts...

Let’s say; Rick Grimes woke up in a hospital bed, got out of the hospital, and noticed that the world was ruined. Then, he noticed a zombie walking toward him. Not knowing it was a zombie, he called out, when suddenly, the zombie’s head was engulfed in flame! Rick turned to look in the...

I love reading in 1st person POV. It‘s much simpler and much faster. But, I find it easier to write in 3rd person POV. I think the reason for that is, I watch a lot of movies and animes, so when I visualize the scene in my head, I usually visualize it in the camera angles. Right now, I’m...

I’ve been curious about this for a while now. What is the writing style of ‘So I'm a Spider, So What?’? I really like this kind of style, it feels immediate and personal. Like, I’m right next to Kumoko and go though the adventure with her. It’s like she’s talking to me directly while she’s on...

To write a good story, you need both. Characters are what the readers care and talk about the most. And plot is what keep the readers’ interest. But, each writers tend to focus more on one than the other. Such is the birth of plot-driven and character-driven story. So, what about you? Which...

I’m just curious, is there anyone who got inspired to write a story from watching movies or animes rather than reading novels?

I’m just curious about this whole copywriting thing. Have any of you guys done this job before? If so, then how was it? Is the job that hard? What’s the requirements to do this job? Any advice for a newbie? Please share your experience. Thanks in advance~ ??

I don’t like long-winded descriptions, especially with the setting. Why? Because it’s unnecessary and distracting. When I read the first sentence of the descriptions, image of the scene starts to form in my head. So when the second sentence comes to provide more details, I just feel that it’s...