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I follow a story if they don't fire a cuss machine gun from the beginning like some asshat. Unserious reply aside, anything that doesn't make me roll my eyes. I read basically anything

you don't reply to that person. Just stay away from this thread then

Definition: Loli is a short form of Lolita, which leads us to the Gothic Lolita. It oftentimes feature a small, almost childlike female figure that dresses with those frilly clothes and hat, almost like they came out of the Renaissance Please note that Loli is essentially a gray zone character...

As technical as I can, but then again, I'd like to put the suspension of disbelief first, so the fight scene can be technical depending on how far you understand your own fighting style you create for a character. Like what I did with a character who wields a knightly sword on one hand and an...

I can't help to highlight that how true this is. And I had to admit that it's getting harder to focus on one single paragraph when reading without suddenly committing doomscrolling, though I was mostly tried to identify whether the author tries to be edgy at first with dropping F-bombs wholesale...

All I can say is it's another kind of gold rush

the most I can write out is 6K+ per chapter, and it's enough to drain me for two days. That's one hell of a lock in you got there

which one I will prefer is greatly depending on the story I'm about to write. But so far, it's always male. Can't find anything suitable for a female protagonist story just yet.

Editing is easier. You can spot what doesn't work, what feels totally off, and what needs to be polished. Writing takes a lot of your brainpower to unleash that creativity, even if it's generally a rough scribing. However, it was relatively cumbersome, especially if you're messing up in some parts.

Just like what I thought. Although the #3 and #4 can be influenced through better delivery. I remember someone said the similar thing here that the readers expect romance between two characters he/she/they presented, even though the author never intended to put romance in his/her/their work...

If you're forcing me to choose either, I'd rather choose Dark Fantasy.

absolutely. People who say it doesn't make sense needs to be detoxified or stop thinking girls locking their arms/holding hands = lesbians.

certainly from teenager to early adulthood, and that's regardless of gender.

The very least thing I can think of when it comes to gender bender is either FOMO, horniness, and... chasing the like number and the trending space. And as you have said, a certain number of them does it as a trope.

the key to it is to not have some sort of attachment nor even premises that she was fairly close to the protagonist. I can smell pretty far away that you're likely getting into the same trap most web novel authors accidentally (a strong word) fell into, and the readers actually wished that that...

Both. Both is good

Oh, no. Excel sheet formula LitRPG is creeping into SH!

basically "le humans must be stopped" and so the authors made bullets hit like a rubber.

Which in some occasions, I went full experimental mode to craft a character, primarily a protagonist or any main characters for that matter.

I avoid fully using the archetypes unless I find one interesting and would serve the plotting. So yes, it's the first for me.