No, you aren't really bad at writing, at least not at writing posts. Give me the link to your novel so that I can take revenge after you've trashed mine.
How did you get Inkstone auto correction to suggest words? I'm pretty new at this, I've only seen it underline typos and spelling mistakes.
You say 'it might be easy for you, but hard for others'... When something comes easy, the bar gets set higher, and doing that something is just as hard if not harder.
What!!! Revenge my foot!!!! This isn't a give and take. I get to bully you okay?. You started it by being so unfair to authors with your post.
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I read two pages and already got complaints, your grammar is good but......
I should read the whole chapters before I bully. For now; don't even think about getting any revenge humph
As a non-native-english-speaker-hobbyist-lesbian-eroge -writer, I completely agree that there are things that certainly should be withheld from the general public for various reasons. However, I can't think of anything to improve the current system; Do you have any suggestions?
Michael_Ryman
I can agree with some of what you wrote, but you have to understand that people will read what they want and ignore what they dislike. Simple as that.
It'd be nice if Qidian purged inactive, abandoned novels after a generous grace period if the author hadn't already put it in hiatus themselves for safekeeping. Purging novels on the basis of an author's writing ability, or something as trivial as a book cover would be overkill, though. You're expecting too much from amateur writers; especially since the main demographic of this site is mainly younglings.
You shouldn't be expecting that much from them in the first place — for many of them, it's their first time writing a novel, period. It's also noticeable that for many of these young folks, English isn't their native tongue. That makes it even harder for them, so it's doubly unfair for you to judge them so harshly.
Yeah, there's a lot of stuff that'll make you want to grab bleach so you can cleanse your eyes. Yes, there are many novels with sub-par writing and a myriad of other flaws. Just understand that everyone has to start somewhere on the road to mastery, and for many, this is the perfect place to do so. Give 'em a chance; who knows, maybe one day down the road, they'll surprise you in return for the patience you've shown.
Hehe I've clicked on your name and somehow got linked to your novels. Thanks for showing me how to answer people's comments on the novel; I'm not very good at mastering new interfaces.
I've told you up front you probably won't like my novel. Please don't feel obligated to read it because of this exchange.
Yes, I made some a couple of suggestions in the original post.
I didn't complain about having to read stuff I dislike. I complained about the difficulty of browsing through the endless two-column list of novels when trying to find something I'd like.
I'm not asking for the 'novels' to be purged. In my original post, I'm asking Quidian to create separate sections for nonfiction, poetry, and works under 5K in length. Maybe a separate short story section could include short stories as well as novels that have just been begun.
Clean my eyes with bleach? Jesus. Have you tried it? You sure it works?
Yep. everyone has to start somewhere, and it's best to start out in private. I've kept my first novel for one reason only: to remind myself how bad I was when I started out. I've never shown it to people, and I never will; it would be too embarrassing for me, and an insult to them.
I'm going to go all-out philosophical on you here:
Everyone has just one life, and every life consists of a certain amount of time. Money comes and goes; time just goes. When you post something you've written, you're asking people to sacrifice some of their time. They won't be able to spend it on something else, and they won't get a refund. If an author isn't willing to spend some of their own time to make their work presentable, why should I spend mine on reading it?
I'll summarize my views on all that:
If you don't correct your mistakes, you'll never get better. End of story.
To everyone who sacrificed a little of their private time to post in this thread: thank you.
Michael_Ryman 
It will be childish to do as I intended to from earlier.
So imma skip the bullying part, cos it might seem fun today, but drives away readers tomorrow.
Your grammar is good, but you're lacking a lot in story telling. I don't think writing is all about grammar alone, we aren't reading grammar but the story you're telling. Grammar only made the story more enjoyable and presentable I presume.
You've only written two chapter so far. I don't think I will be the one to make you realize how hard writing is. My bro; you're gonna find out soon.
That said:
I didn't bully you, so please spare my poor error filled novels uwu
Michael_Ryman Hey there, I'm not opposing your words but let me tell you something exceptional.
There is an original novel I'm hooked onto. As much I loved that story and characters, I have the right to criticize its grammar and mistakes. Still, I didn't bother to bash the author cause I find his/her writing somewhat puzzling. Some readers even got confused. Extremely confused. But then the author said something which surprised and shocked me.
The author is dyslexic. He/She jumble the words and spellings too. The author even told us why her sentence formation is so diverse. She/he writes the sentence backward to forward. It's not the Authors intentions to confuse people but it's his way of writing and twisting the words and grammatical error isn't Authors control. The author said even if he/she proofreads several time she/he couldn't pinpoint the evident mistakes or confusions because it's sorted for her/him.
Let me tell you as a reader why I love to read that novel.
Its all about; Plotline and story progressions, Character development, humor, action-based conversation, multiple different perspectives, even the main leads are criticized for being wrong and not only leads knows it they reflect on their mistakes. And mostly, the way the author connects the loose ends with valid reasonings.
Its, not that Author's mistakes can be overlooked but the story itself is so impactful and interesting that we have to give the credits to the writer.
So please don't categorize writers, some might be exceptions with some inborn difficulties and hardship, still, trying their best. It's a good thing people are writing some stuff then nothing at all. At least we get to choose.
Something is better than nothing!
May1st Bit that doesn't mean Author's shouldn't try to improve themselves. It's a hard process, not impossible. Little growth is what makes you bigger. As for you my dear, if you can point out others mistakes then you should try to see your own as well. Take it to slow, you will definitely succeed so that you don't have to take your words back.
we should help each other to understand rather than being a bully for each other.
Love to you!
Peng_Yun Thanks. I'm trying to improve LOL, but I'm a blockhead . It's hard 
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And, I didn't take my word back. I just think the bullying stuff doesn't make sense, since his writing isn't bad, but needed a few adjustments.
Even though he seem cool with his post here, if I really bully his book; he will lost the will to keep writing.
I believe it's just a matter of time. He will understand the difficulty of being an author soon.
Also, no matter how much I edit, those errors just wouldn't leave me alone
Michael_Ryman
The suggestions you have mentioned aren't too useful.
About N3, I remember there being a "Short Stories" Section somewhere, will check later.
N2 Is not plausible. Not a suggestion?
N1 Could actually work; but that's it, it won't solve everything.
WN team using something similar to apollo-app, which hides already-seen posts would contribute the best in my opinion.
Edit: I check an no, there's isn't a proper section for stories under 5K, I've must mistaken it for RoyalRoad. Considering that, N3 is also great and fully workable
Guys and girls, this is getting out of hand. My rant about the difficulties of finding a decent novel to give a Power Stone to has evolved into a heavy discussion. I still wish I didn't have to keep scrolling for hours to find a new, ongoing book whose author takes writing seriously.
You told me something exceptional; as the saying goes, exceptions make the rule. As a rule, people who cannot string a couple of sentences together properly aren't worth reading.
Thanks to everyone for your thoughts.
