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Neither. You're just having fun.

Just think of all the other better ideas you could be writing...

What about strong to stronger? It gives the main character something to work off, but he's not perfect and there are plenty of possible challenges.

Option A. Option B feels like there's too much spacing for normal lines. Maybe between scenes with a line as an indication, but anything else feels overused.

You could use that sentiment of the minotaur being weak and pull a twist that makes him important. Otherwise, he'd just be a throwaway character.

"I can't beat the shit out of you without getting closer."

As far as I remember, my cover is auto resized and it looks fine. Just need to make sure the proportions are close enough.

160 chapters, 520,000 words

My main character will hold a knife to my neck and force me to write more power ups into his life, all while giving me a friendly smile and talking about negotiating.

The thing about art is that you need to learn to accept your imperfections. Story telling is no different. You might be able to create one perfect piece, but you also fail a lot. Don’t be bogged down by those failures and run with it. Maybe you have a few plot holes, but you should use that to...

No, I want my stats to exclude myself.

I say 10 loops. It leaves enough room for unknowns, but also gives him a lot of experience. Anything more than that becomes kind of unrealistic since he would already know everything.

I have 494k words across 151 chapters with 220ish readers. There are plenty of stories on this site with far higher ratios than mine.

Definitely cast and forget for practicality. But if we're thinking from a story perspective, the PS form could be a way to distinguish how skilled someone is.

The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollen

The fact you thought of this makes you a degenerate

That seems about right. I've written 3000+ words on a single fight scene so don't be afraid to go into the details. The bigger worry should be whether the descriptions flow together well or if it's just a pile of words.

I feel that the narration played a part in making it sound better

Many all the authors just use the same list of common names, you know the bare amount of effort

What the fuck is a red-black tree and why do we care if the uncle is black? Also, why is it so hard to get rid of a black child?