What is the story you like the most, out of those you have written?

[Deleted member 68927]

For me, it is Anti-cake Dungeon Delving, because of the light-hearted tone I had going on. Not that the rest of my stories are not light-hearted, but this one takes the cake. (Pun intended.) So, what is your favorite brain child?

 

[WinterTimeCrime]

My first story ever, Let's Imagine a Female Knight, was a contest story that came from my childhood dream of having a badass female knight journey the world and slay monsters. It's a dark fantasy and includes lots of controversial topics and many gory scenes, but grimdark anime/LNs holds a special place in my heart so I'm glad I could complete it in about a year's time.

I don't know if I like it the most (as I'm currently writing two ongoing novels), but I honestly had a lot of fun writing the fight scenes and thinking of ideas for weapons and monsters. It allowed me to take a look back and look at things that worked and didn't work, especially when you're trying to invoke feelings such as dread and fear in my genre of expertise, psychological horrors.

 

[AnonUnlimited]

To be honest, I like the current story I'm writing the most... but only because of recency bias. Though what I like to write is not well received by those who do not like weak protagonists.

 

[LostLibrarian]

I have written one...
I think that might be the one.

 

[BenJepheneT]

I write in accordance with mood, so my favourite series would be the one I feel like writing then. I usually make plans for how far I want to write before moving on with another series, so if I lose said mood while writing a particular series, that series would be my most hated series there.

In terms of series favouritism, I can morph into a white woman.

 

[Deleted member 54065]

The Saint Series, because it's where I invested my time and mind.

 

[IshiharaNiaoka]

I had a first story which I really loved to write but it wasn't doing well. So I decided to drop it for now and rewrite later. So now I'm focusing on my Saintess story.

Saintess? Not Anymore! I’d Rather be a Destroyer.

Being the Saintess of a human kingdom, Aurianna did her best to protect her people. To protect them from the evil demons. But who would have thought that her kindness and love would be reciprocated with betrayal? The people she cared for framed her as a hideous slut who colluded...

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