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It had more usage when the traffic of engaging readers was higher than the authors here.

Gotcha. Thanks for verifying my thoughts. :blobthumbsup:

Not too sure, but it might be "Night of the Soulless Heathens"? He ain't after pages, but coins. Everything else sounds pretty close to what you described.

So, I looked into this profile because another user pointed out it sounded AI wrote their stuff: https://www.scribblehub.com/profile/236142/mistaquartz/ Discovered more than that. So this is on their Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/collection/1653742?view=expanded And this is the original...

That is very possible. You'd think if they had, they'd make an announcement like others had done about moving to a different platform.

Okay, that I can see happening.

I thought it simply removed the monetization feature, not the whole fanfic?

Truck-kun is actually a reincarnated Demon Lord who was reverse-isekai'd into our world. TK tries to kill the chosen hero before they can be isekai'd, but, ironically, ends up causing the very isekai TK was trying to prevent. :blob_catflip:

Oh, hey! That reminds me of something. So, years ago, I would take walks in the middle of the night in the neighborhood. That darkness and silence? Yeesh, that does wonders to the imagination. Like, scary imagination. That could also kickstart your creative juices too.

Alright. So you want to show off your world and story while also fixing your attention span, but you included fixing your story too. Here's the thing that bugs me. You already showed off your world. The story exists. Your attention is clearly here, on this website, or else we wouldn't be seeing...

Originally. What are your reasons now?

@c37 Remind me: why are you writing?

Sleep. It's a bit of a challenge to do that when there is company over.

If I can understand what you are intentionally conveying, I don't give a fuck how badly it is written because I can envision the scene you wrote; the story is told and I received the message. That's how I view things as a reader. Now, things I will nitpick about is context, not grammar or...

Honestly, I feel like Hannibal Lecter would count on this list more than some currently on there.