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It’s been very cliché the thing about reincarnating as a villainess, so this could be a great stereotype turn Instead of someone getting reincarnated into an Otome Game Villainess, the Villainess gets reincarnated into our world after meeting her demise

Now I’ve been wondering about those Gender Bender writers that are Transgender themselves

Remembering this post I did long ago… https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/ice-age-creatures-in-fantasy-novels.9139/ Now I’ve been wondering how prehistoric creatures from any era could be added into a fantasy-theme novel without sounding weird

No! The type of writing I’m referring to is what he calls “reverse writing”, where he thinks of an emotion first, then so on

In what occasions is and/or isn’t recommended to use World Anvil as a tool for helping writing a novel? https://www.worldanvil.com/

What kind of name should I pick for a Holy sword? Any 'Original' suggestion? Not well known names like Excalibur, Durandal, Caliburn, etc.

Can Yoko Taro's way of making stories for games be applied for novels and stuff?

Yeah, how to do them right?

It’s a parrotfish I think my favorite is the Hairtail! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Largehead_hairtail

Check this out! https://www.scribblehub.com/series/476326/the-devouring-princess/

Thank you

What’s the title? I’m interested

In many betrayal novels, the MC then becomes someone who’s incapable of trusting anyone and takes a lot of time to learn who to trust The first question is how to make this development possible and the second one is if there could be characters who knows who to trust and who to distrust from...

Though bullying in the west is a lot more offensive

Oh yeah, Unreliable Narrator tag! XD

It is very easy to do it in 1st or 2nd person narratives, but how to break the 4th wall in 3rd person narrative?

I’ve read some novels and Korean manga where it turns out the sweet innocent heroine turns out to be the true villainess, nastier than how the female lead was! I don’t know if characters like these could be considered White Lotus type or whatever I wish to know how plot twists like that are done...

How these could work in a novel and done right?

I’d like the trap to be dominant instead of submissive!

Some of you may notice that the Direwolves are actually creatures that existed in the most recent Ice Age. You may blame George R. R. Martin for many to use Direwolves in fantasy stories, but this makes me wonder, what other Ice Age creatures makes the most sense to be included in fantasy...