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  • Joined Sep 3, 2020
  • In Is there a way to see the novels that has more chapters?
  • In Is there a way to see the novels that has more chapters?

    It depends on where you look, but if you are in the genre, and you pick which genre you like, you can see at the top left, there is a filter and you press on it. There are choices of chapter ranges such as 0-50 50-100, and such

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    • In Plot suggestions

      Carciphones_02 thanks! I might try and go into the historical genre again and challenge myself in moving away from romance, ahaha. Recently, I tried to make a modern and failed yet again so I'll return to my usual zone

      • In Plot suggestions

        Oh, thank you! I've considered the ranking, but I have not yet read the ranking novels looked at the plots. I might start reading them

        • In Plot suggestions

          I'm really having a hard time with finishing my novels, thinking that people won't like them. So instead, I'd like to ask for suggestions on what readers like to read, or any plots they'd like in a story. Genres as well

          • In Contract criteria

            This is my opinion but, It is would better to update everyday to attract readers and also keep them interested in the novel. Make sure that the novel has about 15 k words and 10 reviews to join the rankings. The more chapters there are, the more a person will likely read it.

            I think there is more info in the pinned post in the forum.
            here's one that I saw,

            "How do I sign a contract?
            The general requirements for signing a contract include a minimum of 30,000 words, 350+ on the ranks, and overall decent stats (view/collection/comment count). Once your novel reaches these numbers, you may apply for a contract here. Refer to the Contract FAQ for more information. WN has rolled out a new system right now with contracts sent through Inkstone. So keep an eye out for that!"

            • In Income from novel

              Income depends on whether you are contracted or not, but views and collections can give you that. As long as the novel has enough popularity and is promising, a contract can definitely be offered and that's when money starts coming in.

              I'm not that sure about anything else about the contract, but about your other questions, there is a discord server that you can join in. There's lots of contracted people in the server that can answer and can give advice

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