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Ha! It's not like I enjoy seeing my friends at school or anything, and it's not like there's a quarantine going on right now. Hahaahahahhaaahhaahhaahhahahhahahahahahahahhahahah. *Sadness*

I binge-read good novels, almost instantly drop bad novels, and pretend to binge read mediocre novels only to drop them the moment I reach the end.

"A: 'I want a hot drink' B: 'I need to pee' B: 'We share a common interest' A: 'No, we do not.'" -Some manga "I need to be fucked by something other than my life" -Miu Iruma

I have this habit where I like to use my brain when reading stories. It's not enough to go full congressman on them, but enough to say "did you just try to tell me 2+2=5?"

Fix your grammar. Also sentence structure. Also probably a lot of other things that you just haven't noticed.

So, some basic advice because I don't care enough to give a detailed analysis: Re-read your novel and try to pick apart every single thing that turns you off. If you can't find anything, read a good novel on Royal Road and compare it to yours. If you still can't find anything wrong, I still...

Some of them are pretty terrifying and some just miss the mark. If I had to say, I'd imagine them as a "Keep that night light on for the next week or so" button. EDIT: I just read flucket's post and his opinion is probably better than mine.

If the novel isn't that serious, include a Potion Efficacy Potion, Wrathful Rapier, Bolsterous Bulwark, and Protective Platemail.

My writing obsession is to have a novel with characters as realistic as possible, placed in incredibly fantastical situations. One example would probably be the little nuances of their speech and character. Although the novels I've read where people have these incredibly smooth conversations, it...

I think a nihilist fits pretty well overall with what you're looking for.

I'm fumbling around with a writing style hopefully similar to The Hunger Games right now.

I'd consider myself a slightly-less-violent, underground version of Sato.

The characters described aren't currently intended to be the major focus of the novel. I wrote their backstories as a way to explain their general motivations when interacting with others and wanted to see if they were believable. Ok, so now that I look at it again I probably should change...

Well, if they're drunk then it would be pretty easy to convince them that they owe me money, and proceed to take their wallet or something.

Well, the first thing I'd do after escaping is to go to a different country (duh). Or, maybe not. The preferred destination would be the USA. After that, I'd take advantage of my immortality to increase my pain tolerance (through completely non-sketchy means) and figure out how to work with my...

My current plan of action is to have a soft-release on ScribbleHub where I refine and rewrite my story however much I need to. When I feel it's ready, I'm gonna shove it off the deep end into RoyalRoad and watch it get razed. After the cleansing, I'd be more confident to slowly distribute it to...

Bump: Version 2.0

I saw those lines and thought of the SpaceX satellite photobombing

I think its better to post it at consistent times. If something happens, having a pattern for when you post it would let you just shift your schedule to make up for it. If you post it as soon as you finish, I'd assume there wouldn't be any backup chapters for emergencies. *Casually releases a...