I noticed most childish & cliche writings have several comments, and most of them are nonsense. While serious & innovative stories barely have any comments, am I right in this?
Is it just me or does innovative novels have lesser comments?
in general people keep their mouth shut when something is good but comment on something strange or bad
Cliches are popular.
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Yes.
My experience and feedback from some readers is because something new takes time to process. Or they tend to appreciate the story and leaving a comment can tarnish their appreciation.
People already have an opinion and experience of clichés and tropes so more likely to express their views.
It might also depend on the reader group one attracts. I, for one, do not comment very much on novels I read. It is not that I do not like the novels, I just get too focused on what I read, and when I finish the chapter, I hurry on to the next. When I think about it, I should leave some comments, but I usually just forget about it.
I also like to binge read. When I binge read, I end up getting immersed in the story, and having to write comments would interrupt the reading experience.
CacackleLasson i noticed that too
If you're going to write something original, you need to make sure it's very good, because people will find it harder to adapt to new concepts.
osea que no comentan en ningun capitulo que publicamos y tampoco comenta