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For me, it helped to have a schedule and a set amount of words I need to write a day. After I'm done with the words I just stop and not overdo it.

start writing a lot to get the hang of typing fast.

The ones with the biggest oppai. :blob_uwu:

I'll tell you when I finish one. :blob_joy:

Always, but that mostly because of my condition of getting annoyed by other sounds in the envoirement too much for me to be able to focus.

This is probably the main 'trick' if you want to retain readers. You don't need to end every chapter on a cliffhanger, but you have to leave a trail of breadcrumbs for the readers to wait for. Like for instance a plot point that is happening in the background and waiting to unravel later. Like...

It's funny how similar your progression is to mine, I also went from anime -> manga -> Light Novels/Webnovels even Machine translations of stories I was interested in to then getting bored and writing something that I didn't see before (Like my xianxia story where the MC isn't a murderhobo like...

I got bored reading stuff and thought I could do better then others... It kind of worked out.

Base Rule is creating a schedule for whatever novel you are writing and just releasing forward chapters on your Patreaon that are ahead of the free release. How many will depend on you, divide them into tiers like 10 chapters -5$ 20 - 10$ etc. I'd be sure to keep a schedule so it's obvious when...

Probably depends on how much money you need to make from Patreon for it to be valid. Took around a year for me to start earning good money with it, it could have been faster if I managed it well but I could see the follower counts increasing with each passing month which indicated that it would...

Tbh, everything depends on the medium. All Webnovels need to be long, the longer you can make it the better but if you want to go with a more traditional novel then you'll have to probably tighten it up.

Depends on how long the chapter is. I go with every other day when chapters are around 2k words and every 3 days if they are around 3k, so in short 1k words per day.

I always put in how many years went by on each timeskip :blob_neutral:

But on a serious note, yes it's easier to give a vague timelapse instead of keeping everything perfectly timed. Think its similar to things like giving a rating like F,E,D etc. to skills in LitRPG novels instead of hard numbers it gives you some breathing space.

Because I can, Lazy. :blob_hide:

I think that I'm far more arrogant now than before after having some success xD

That's fine, I just like high-fantasy tropes vs the more grounded ones xD But I think a lot of those esport novels do take place in VR at least but dunno.

Write a LitRPG and put it on RR. :blob_happy:

You could go full fantasy with it, have a 5v5 esports in VR where the players pilot giant mechs or something.