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As far as writing, do it at your own place when you feel it. Try to take lots of breaks, stand up an walk a bit. Most time you have motivation to write but is being covered by discomfort. For life it's all about self-discipline (for things you HAVE to do) and again finding your own pace. Don't...

Smut, Harem, Gender Bender/Girls Love/Boys Love. These are what I think the majority of the userbase here go for. But there are exceptions. All in all, if a story is good written you will get readers, so my adivce is try. Frequent updates help too (sadly more than good grammar). At the worst...

As an entusiast, these years are going to be crazy. Really looking foward to Artemis. Tossing reality out of the window, as a reader I'm in mainly for kingdom/army building or The Martian kind of stories. Mecha side, Gurren Lagann and Aldnoah.Zero are branded in my soul. Edit: Escaflowne too...

And why they should? They basically have no competitors. What brings improvement is either passion or competition. :s_frown:

Patreon's greatest flaw is lack of automation. And dark theme.

Bestiality is a different thing than age of consent. The point is the characters aren't mentally 18+ but are 18 while looking different. It's sophistry but hey, that's how laws works.

Qidian International is, using an acceptable word, bad. My advice is never lose the copyright propriety. Using the bad platform as an example, I know of a novel which had its original author replaced with a ghost. Imho, living as an author is incredibly difficult, but if you want to eran...

Silly question: Doesn't being popular means you are trending? It's more or less same concept. Related to the proposed name change, not the system. Still, think that a change in the system may (or might?) be positive.

Great reply, bookmarked. From a legal point, each character must have reached the age of consent (of which state depends on who is suing who). As laws are made for us normal humans, elves that are 18+ are technically (and generally) "safe". How that may be received in your world is, however...

If they add it to any reading list it's automatically marked as ch1, so technically yes.

Having a lot of experience as a reader can greatly help. For example, I tried to write about world-building having read a few novels and had to stop writing to think a lot about how and which things describe. After switching to a Xianxia setting, which I read a lot, I really felt it was a lot...

Really depends on the context. Imho, the concept is based on the morals of our (real) world. It makes sense for cultivation/isekai fantasy worlds to not have this kind of conditioning over the MCs. You know, even in real life would you potentially risk your life for a stranger just because is...

Sasuga Ainz-sama!

Wuxia = Low Fantasy Xianxia = High Fantasy