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I honestly would not recommend continuing at your pace, even with small chapters. Maybe update twice a week at the most, tbh, or you will burn yourself out in the long run. True. I think I will scrap the deadline and make it more flexible for myself. You're right. I think my story does need a...

??? I've been on hiatus and I have never seen you before either. I absolutely don't have time to rewrite nearly 300k right now, or probably ever tbh. Also, quantity doesn't create quality for me. The more I write the more it sucks...

It's been eight months since I posted on this site and RR. I've set a hard deadline for myself to get my butt into gear, but man. Its' been a huge struggle to get the wheels turning. Like right now, I'm supposed to be working on my story, but I'm here instead. I have a lot of hang-ups about my...

Just properly tag and rate it and you should be fine. If you want to warn your readers, go for it, but if it's written well it should be obvious when it's going to happen and when it stops.

First, I would recommend you become more selective in the stories you write. Two, if you have no intentions of ever updating them ever again mark them as discontinued or...take them down. Put them to rest and move on so they don't weigh you down like they are now. Maybe you will find the...

Relatable. I don't think it's worth the time to write them down either. The ideas that stick in my head, and wind up in my dreams weeks, even months later, are the ones I grab a notepad for.

It would be a harem if the girl's "souls" instantly like the MC right off the bat. And there is some creep factor in the MC thinking that he can't get anyone to "fall" in love with him. Maybe change that to MC liking a girl and just trying to woo her.

Reminds me of RWBY. The character motivations are very weak and airy. A sheriff is just a sheriff. There is no sheriff that would ever be "The most famous in the world." Maybe make that character goal to be a mayor or president. An Outlaw can certainly be the most famous in the world, but...

I usually only check a day after.

I agree with this completely. I just think with just enough realism, the story pulls you in further and makes you actually have to weigh to cons and pros before taking action, or else you will be screwed.

"My villainess is darker than yours" <- Love this! Though, mine can certainly stand up to the challenge. :blob_sir: Also, I am a newbie as well when it comes to Patreon. I did wish I had done it a little sooner. My story is already over the hill and rolling down it. I would say launch it when...

Zero for the most part. :blob_whistle: I tend to write a chapter the day I am supposed to post it. I push it off for as long as I can. But I am ahead of RR and SH though so I have a bit more wiggle room.

90K views and 667 readers, but it's just as SailusGebel said, it more like, 150-200 readers in reality. Probably less.

Right? I was thinking the same. It would have to happen pretty fast. :blob_dizzy:

It boils down to making the most generic and 1D protagonist interesting. More of a challenge, than anything. What would it take to make a doormat protagonist change and grow a backbone? Hmm, the most similar thing I can think of is that anime about a really scummy guy, but honestly, all that...

Think of the most basic isekai/reincarnated male harem protagonist. He is overpowered, he has all the most unique and rare skills and can one-shot anyone and everyone because alls his levels are maxed out. You know, the basics. Anyway, appearance-wise, he is okay. Just okay. Not too handsome...

Hmm, can I still participate even though I am already 40+ chapters into my series? Lol. I avoided all of this when I started out, and just now thinking that I shouldn't have. Summary: She regains her memories of her past life just as she triggers her own death flag. She manages to escape her...

Nope, but they are obsessive, insecure, and get jealous very easily.

Well, I have no idea where the original topic went, lol, but I am always open to any and all critique. Name: Livia Katrina Valentine Visual: I had gotten a commission, but looking back, the art style makes her look like she is in her twenties when she is in fact approaching her late teens in...

Some of them...ugh. No. I can't even muster up the strength to go back and read them. Others, I surprised myself. But more than anything, old works are a great way to see how much you improved.