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LadyLunatic 99% sure it’s [It’s Lonely To Be Invincible] by Xin Feng

l_CKS Well here I am, that certain someone that you’ve mentioned! The novel you’re looking for is most likely “The Era of Gods”.

Domn This great one here won’t die that easily!

So… Webnovel tells us that it’s already completed with 234 chapters, Mtl sites tells us that it has 234 chapters and is on hiatus, BUT… qidian tells us that while the author may have gone on hiatus back in the 8th of March, he has actually started updating again since August and the book is up to chapter 254 already.

Tea_Tae Wait... isn’t it pretty normal to kill off the main characters? They do that all the time in transmigration and reincarnation novels so I don’t really see the problem here.

Maybe you really have just gotten unlucky with which pilot read’s you choose to be since there are pilot read novels getting released in trial every week now. In fact, there’s a really simple way to discern whether or not a novel is from pilot read or not, tags, easy right? If the trial read novel has tags, then it’s probably from the pilot read section. The reason why I said ‘probably’ is because this method works only 99% of the time and my solution to that is to look at the reviews, if there are reviews from weeks or months before the novel got into trial read, then it’s definitely from the pilot read’s section.

If you want an example, just look at this week’s trial read novels; there are reviews made a month ago on some of them which tells you that the novel was from pilot reads.

RAMINATOR Although I don’t exactly remember where I’ve seen it, but I do remember there being a post about how the translator of SCOG will pick up MEMORIZE after they finish translating SCOG but it seems like it’s taking quite a while...

Mute Honestly, views don’t really affect much in regards to which novel is picked, it’s more about how much money they earn, basically how many readers have spent coins and how many coins they spent.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned after being on here for so long, is that most readers on here have trash taste and are usually the ones who can afford to spend more money. Nothing we can do really... except to hire a hacker to find out where they live then hire a hitman to off them, then repeat that a bunch more times... yep, nothing we can do.

Vishnu_Kavali Basically, after purchasing privilege and unlocking the privilege chapters, once the chapters become available to unlock with fast passes (the so called regular published chapters) you wouldn’t need to re-unlock them since you had already unlocked them when they were privilege chapters.

Pen_Peni4 Just a question sir, are you claiming those missions when you completed them? Whenever you complete a mission, the exp doesn’t just get added to your account automatically, you need to go and claim it yourself, then would it get added.

Jessica_Farnsworth The comment has to be posted on that day, the ones posted before that wouldn’t count since the mission asks us to “Post a comment and obtain more than 2 likes”. Additionally, it requires “more than 2 likes” not “at least 2 likes” so just having 2 likes wouldn’t complete the mission for you. Hope this helped.

marixmeri What do you mean? New trial reads are released every week and depending on how well they do, some of them might get selected from trial read and moved into the voting pool.

Kotario Honestly, now I kinda pity that guy. Like, you can really tell that after a year of quarantine, it must have really got to him. You know that it’s either that that guy’s bored af, or he’s really just lost it.

Kotario I swear to god, that person seems like a total nutjob.

“Just my opinion. many people who wants to read adventure or fantasy likes to read stories not something like this.”

You don’t like to read it? Then just don’t read it like what a normal person would do. The lengths some people go to just to hate on something never fails to surprise me.

As for his comments being “deleted”, that’s probably because he kept spamming it.

danawashington546 Maybe try logging in with google instead of gmail.

Tita_Nurlaila I would like to ask you to read the guidelines, especially the third one, pay close attention to that one please.

UNK
1) I would recommend posting a chapter a day, 2 would be ideal. But I’d understand if your circumstances don’t allow you to do so.

2) For me, 1000 words is my minimum. But usually around 1500 works... but sometimes having too much of one thing may not necessarily be a bad thing so you could write more if you want.

3) Try to include your mc in the synopsis and maybe write it so that it would leave a question in the readers mind, like “Oh, I wonder how the mc will overcome this problem... let me just read a little bit of the novel,” or “Oh, I wonder if the mc did really die or is it just clickbait... let me read a little bit of the novel” Something like that. Here’s an example (forgive me if it’s not the best):

Jonathan was your average middle-aged man, working a job of 9-5 and indulging in his hobbies in his free time.

One day, a shocking change had happened to the world. Giant cracks appeared in the sky and monsters that looked like an oversized vegetable with limbs were pouring out of it continuously.

But what shocked Jonathan even more was his newfound lemonade powers that would eventually bring Jonathan to become the best in the world!

And this all began from that one cup of lemonade...

Ok, so before you say anything, let me just tell you that this is not a promotion, got it? Great. So my goal here was to get the readers wondering, “The heck did a cup of lemonade do?” and hopefully get some views out of them if they become interested enough to read the book. Who knows, they might even become long-term readers that would witness the end of the book.

4) Yes, yes, YES IT IS. Here’s how I would judge a book before deciding whether I’ll read it or not: I look at cover, I look at name, I look at synopsis, then I look at reviews. If you want to give your book a cover, give it a good one, no, a great one!

5) If the one you encounter is one criticizing your book and telling you what makes it bad, then take that advice and improve your book, saying “thanks” is recommended. But if it’s the type where it’s just a hate comment that tells you that you should go harm yourself or anything, ignore them if you can, if you can’t, report or delete it.

Inute Can’t speak for everyone, but nah.

TheUnsuspicious It’s like people just don’t even bother to find the answers themselves before asking, anyways, here is the answer to your question.