Hello, what a nice idea.
Would appreciate your feedback.
The first time they met she poisoned him. The second she kissed him. The third she stabbed him. Hiraya was convinced she and the fire clan’s general were ill-fated. But how does one avoid fate? Is it not by way of fate that ardent lovers separate and sworn enemies...
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Would keep reading.
Generally, it's quite good and well made. As a web novel it's hard to find fault, but it's one of those where I get the feeling you'd rather be a published author, so I'll offer you advice on that front.
There were a few mistakes and it could use a line editor on the whole. Someone to really get in there and question every little decision and push you to punch it up.
And then you lack any real sense of purpose or excitement here. It's a fine chapter, but I'm not sure what the hook is. The earlier you can make us care the better. It's just a bunch of descriptions and world building. It's done right, but that on it's own isn't a story. And structurally, I'm actually a little confused what we have here based on the synopsis.
hey, if you're still doing this, could you provide feedback on the first chapter of my novel?
Feel free to be merciless~!
In this world, there are haves and have nots. The former are pureblooded humans, some of whom are capable of manipulating qi, the mysterious energy that flows through every living creature, to miraculous results that defy the laws of nature and physics. Wen Feili was one such cultivator...
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It's fine for its audience. I have no opinions one way or the other.
I do find the ending a little jarring though. The idea that she isn't good enough isn't really establish is it? Nothing happens to bring us to that point?
Can you read mine?
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Would not keep reading.
Outside of the writing being a little rough, there seems to be a reckless disregard for your own stakes and what you set up. You'll talk about something and then literally say: "never mind that." You'll establish that her father is probably dead, but then don't even bother to conclude that because she made a new friend.
It's hard to be invested in a story when the writer doesn't put any weight behind the words and doesn't seem to care about payoff or consequence.