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Who are the main antagonists in your novel?

What gadgets do you usually use to write novels?

Why don't you complete the novel glossary in SH? Meanwhile, new readers can get a complete understanding of the characters, rough plot, and worldbuilding before diving into the main story.

Can Authors Enjoy Their Own Stories As Readers? As a writer, how do you feel when you reread your novels? Do you enjoy stories you've written yourself? How do you enjoy stories whose plots, characters, world-building, and morals you already know in detail without having read them?

What is the Lore System in Isekai Power Fantasy Novels? I've read hundreds of novels/manga/manhwa/manhua about isekai power fantasy with systems, but very few provide a valid, solid, and coherent explanation of the lore system. There are two examples of popular novels that can be used as...

I read news about a social phenomenon where people prefer to confide in AI instead of each other. The question is, is this a sign that we are experiencing a "social empathy crisis"?

What Type of Heroine do You Prefer: Moral Heroines or Love Interest Heroines? Moral Heroine is a female character whose role in the story is shaped by moral values, principles, or responsibilities, not by a romantic relationship. Characteristics: The primary goal is independent of the male...

Where do You Source Your Protagonist's Design? Authors generally design their fictional protagonists inspired by: The author's inner experience (both empirical and imaginative) The social constructs (e.g., nobility = elitist, mother = loving toward children, mentor = wise, etc.) The...

Who are the Real Saviours of the World? I read a lot of fiction about brave heroes who fought tooth and nail in wars to save human civilization. But I doubt that such heroes exist in the real world, considering that heroes themselves are often the subject of propaganda that plays a role in...

Based on Narrative Structure, Which Category do Your Novels Fall Into? Every fictional story is basically composed based on a narrative structure that forms the story structure. Based on the narrative structure, fictional stories can be grouped into 3 categories, including: (1) stories based on...

Are you still using the 3-act structure in composing a chapter?

Your Works in Fandom What would you think if your works were distributed to a free market of fans outside the platform (fandom), translated and/or adapted into audiovisuals and/or storytelling (e.g., narrated on a YouTube channel)? Critical note: You may not be aware that your work is being...

In a digital age that demands instant consumption, writing stories for popularity has become the norm. Chasing trends has become a tradition. The number of views, favorites, and readers/followers seems to be the measure of writing success. In this world of writing, market research and tailoring...

Is Your Protagonist Recognised by Google? I am currently writing 4 novels: 1 Female protagonist has 2 novels (2 novels: prequel and sequel), 1 Female protagonist with 2 female bodies 1 soul (1 novel) and 1 normal male protagonist (1 novel). Initially, I did not consider the protagonist's...

What is Your Dominant Approach in Narrating Your Novel? There are four main approaches to narrative fiction: plot-driven, character-driven, moral-driven, and worldbuilding-driven. Each emphasises different aspects of the story and influences how conflict, theme, and narrative development are...

If you open the home page, how many page numbers do you check to find an interesting novel?

What is the moral message of your novel? Please explain in one sentence the core moral message of your novel and how it benefits for the readers

Which novel writing achievement are you pursuing? (1) A novel with masterpeace-level, in-depth narrative quality, or (2) a popular novel read by hundreds or even millions of readers? Critical note: Masterpeace novels typically don't sell well in the initial market due to their deep...

Do you keep writing novels even if your novels only have 1 or 2 digit readers (or no reader - maybe you don't publish them)?

Before I discovered Scribblehub, I often read Japanese, Chinese, and Korean novels. But everything changed when I discovered Scribble Hub and similar reading platforms.