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I'll steal one from most above: 1. The Good the bad the ugly. 2. The Blues Brothers 3. The Witch 4. The Big Lebowski 5. Seven Samurai 6. Jurassic Park

That's a good question because it asked where do we draw the line between being the victim manipulated and just accepting what we're doing even though we know it's evil. I think in the maid's case because she's under employ the Eldridge horror it's difficult to call her an accomplice since I...

My synopsis formula works. https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/jays-synopsis-formula-will-work-on-your-novel.2379/

Sure does. The revenge to get the evil guy at the end justifies the evil the MC does. But to not make it just seem like a good guy on a revenge flick he's got to be so ruthless that innocents get hurt.

Yes I have also noticed this. But I think in the mainstream it's almost like K-pop. The bad boy is pretty he's a demon Lord he can do everything and he's kind to his harem. ... That's what mainstream readers want. But I'm sure there's some authors who go down the dark road. Where the villain is...

Totally agree. This is good! :blob_popcorn:

So a few minutes was in gen-chat discussing the villain as MC and what kind of story they make. And I wrote this: The villain story is one of motivation. The reader will side with an MC villain who has a clear cut motivation and shows a ruthlessness about it. However you still want your villain...

I love how it's a given that random black haired girl will fight all the aliens. She a ninja or something? Although I'm assuming she's a high school student.

No!! As an author I pay very particular attention to the names. And I keep them standardized American. (Angel, Thomas, Erica, etc) However you can apply the same logic with foreign names by using a foreign name that's easily digestible all around. For example Asian names such as: Kenji, Li...

I also go that route. Vague reference without dropping a name and leaving it generic enough so that a non-weeb can get that it's an anime reference.

Whatever "Allusions" (which are what references in fiction to other works outside of the novel are called) you write, DATES YOUR WORK. Five years from now your cute reference will seem cringe as whatever anime you alluded too will have been long forgotten. This is the same for other forms of...

Don't change the name halfway through. Eat your poor choice from the beginning and just go with it.

Two: one is about a handsome vampire who seduces wayward young men. He has a character arc of course. 2nd: music teacher and student. Forbidden Love. :blob_uwu: Note: I've never written a BL. But I have so many fujo friends that I've always wanted to write one for them.

I shall write you one! :blob_sir: one day. And it's gonna be good. And it's gonna trend! :blob_reach:

Characters only get a name if the characters name will be said more than once.

I like this type ?? she got issues.

Habit

Genderbend. Unicorn wants to read about guys turned into girls, who then date other girls. But I'm sure there's a lot of that on SH. I mean the GB tag is a main tag up here. :blob_reach: :blob_hmm_two:

Manhood (usually preceded by throbbing)