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Sorry for my late answer, but maybe I'll leave this in case someone might find it helpful. One thing to consider is it's rarely just a '"post and wait" game. Use social media platforms to promote your work, engage with your readers and other writers. Participate in writing contests or groups...

Ah yes, the shippers.

nice

thanks! i've started painting recently

shameless self-promo! although mine is less focused on the world, it's still pretty ok.

haha https://www.scribblehub.com/series/217927/i-am-a-hero/

more stuff

I finally finished the cover of my novel

depends though! sometimes ratings are unfair

Anything below 3.8

Thanks, that's really helpful.

nah it's just i have no friends, lmao

but h o w

Most stories usually have romance, which usually gives them very interesting, compelling, narratives and subplots. Most friendships in these novels end in romance. I want to write a satisfying friendship that has no romantic elements. Any ideas?

Welp I'll give it a shot. I always wanted to write this story for ages. It doesn't have any romance, so I'll know it'll probably do badly.

What I mean by weird is that they'll act out of character or even change personalities after the confession. Thanks for the advice though!

How do you write a romance after the confession? I've read a few stories where after the confession and the main couple ends up together, their interactions become odd and out of character, and act completely different from before they actually got together. Is it because it's harder to write...

Fantasy. A mess of a mash between everything the 13 y.o MC thought was cool at the time. He points this out a lot. e.g Wuxia, generic isekai world

Since I have no idea how to write stuff, imma ask strangers on the internet. So, I'm trying to write a comedy/satire on the isekaied op harem protagonist. He recovers memories of his past life after getting a concussion from a tsundere and realizes that he reincarnated into a trashy harem novel...