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I like 2 chapters a week or one, if the story is good 3 a week is good. More than that overwhelms me, it can even happen to me that I'm bored to death by daily chapters, because I don't have time to think about the story, I don't guess what's gonna happen if I'll have my answer the next day.

Same :blob_cringe:

The first one is the best imo, except for this part The second one was boring to me. And the last was too general and lacked mystery. It tells me a war happened and ended and I'll read the same happen again.

I call it intolerance, and yeah I agree. That's great :blob_happy:

I hope I'm not messing things up. Lost in the sense that the relationship ended?

This is the novel with the shorter chapters I'm currently reading. It does a good job even though sometimes I feel they're incomplete, and only one chapter was boring for me. https://www.scribblehub.com/series/108367/the-queen-of-darkness-does-not-want-to-be-the-villain/

I'll start by the wrong version. Having a passive character, without a goal, will make the story boring, if the secondary characters does, it can stand for a while. There's a story here that I dropped because the MC didn't have a goal, there's a mystery she has to solve, and that'll become her...

In a web-novel we pick one of the points you wrote for each chapter, if another one is added that's good, but it's something focused on events. For example, the main goal on a specific chapter is to take the MC to the beastkin town, so the chapter is focused on world-building and maybe on...

I can't help with the current story I'm writing. I don't create/plan the plot twist, it happens to me as I write :sweat_smile: I'm surprised when a new idea I get, that should change the story, fits perfectly well with everything I've written so far. The only plot twist I planned didn't get...

I have an overall plot with a "clear" ending, but it's based on scenes that came to my mind. Every time a new scene pops up in my head I write it and start expanding the plot based on the requirements for the scene to happen. When most of it is ready I organize it and remove the unnecessary...

I would lie down on the grass (or wherever I am) and stare at the sky, getting over my past life. Then, as I know everything happens for a reason, I'd try to figure out my purpose, I'd also spend some time thinking if this is an alternate reality, another dimension, another world in the same...

I have a message to share, that's my main motivation, my source of ideas and inspiration. For external factors, I do want to become pro and make a living out of my stories. Positive feedback motivated me a lot in the beginning, because it's my first story. But I would continue to post it as...

I got. Fantasy. Ancient. Magic exists. RPG. Dark elf. Female. Strong. Slave. Childhood. 8 attractiveness. I'm mostly screwed until I learn how magic works, considering it's ancient times I guess it'd be rituals, maybe sacrifices. My survival skills would be quite handy. Learning to fight would...

I'll learn survival skills. And I'll try to open my mind to any possibility; I'd travel around the world and try lots of things to make sure I can adapt to a new environment.

If that's the only reason you think is good, then I completely disagree with you.

I realized I already have a character perfect for the romantic role in my novel. She's everything I need and even better than anything I could come up with. I won't need to create a new character similar to her to fulfill the role. :sweat_smile:

I post them as soon as I finish editing them. I started my story with 3K words per chapter and the general outline for it; posting on random days on March. On April, my day to post became fixed. I post on Saturdays, and the number of words increased to 4K. At this point in the story most of my...

Wrong link.

Interesting, how can a novel become a fanfic?