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Veronica8 Yep, I think you are right. I also feel like this move is disrespectful to the original authors especially when their number is ever increasing. I guess webnovel should have used other ways to get themselves known(to outside writers) better.

DeJeL Haha, I had to say that since it seemed like he was expecting things to get done relatively sooner.

May your wish be realized.

I don't think you'll find any completed ones here. Even the ones that are finished, will have their last hundreds of chapters locked away to grab spirit stones from us. If you want to read finished novels, then go to novelupdates website.

Also, in case if you want to give a try, here's my original novel:
https://www.webnovel.com/book/10589659006069805/Shambala-Sect
It's not completed btw.

Why don't you just go to the power ranking list and look over the tags of ones that grab your attention?
Btw, more than half in the top 100 have some kind of harem, so it's not a tough job at all.

Your suggestion is good, but it's too complex of a procedure to be finished any time soon.

Lord_HaarT That's possible. Usually, the minimum chapter length of 500 words is what's asked by @WEBNOVEL_OFFICIAL as well. So... It might be the case.

DazzlingGem
DeJeL
Thanks, both of you. The method sounds realiable, haha... (no pun intended)

The posts always get duplicated. When I try to post, it shows error. If I click the post reply again, it posts two times. Can someone tell me how to get around this?

Lomacris Ha-ha, I can't possibly know that. But we can surely laugh about it.

KingBiBiK That's the least possible case. A chapter is loaded in full (as sent by the server), so it just counts as a single view. This is definitely the case, because if internet goes, you can still read the current chapter, and even one or two succeeding chapters in case they've loaded as well.
As for reread increasing the views, I don't know about that. Only administrators can tell if that's the case or not

Lomacris Ha-ha, I can't possibly know that. But we can surely laugh about it.

KingBiBiK That's the least possible case. A chapter is loaded in full (as sent by the server), so it just counts as a single view. This is definitely the case, because if internet goes, you can still read the current chapter, and even one or two succeeding chapters in case they've loaded as well.
As for reread increasing the views, I don't know about that. Only administrators can tell if that's the case or not

Lomacris Ha-ha, I can't possibly know that. But we can surely laugh about it.

KingBiBiK That's the least possible case. A chapter is loaded in full (as sent by the server), so it just counts as a single view. This is definitely the case, because if internet goes, you can still read the current chapter, and even one or two succeeding chapters in case they've loaded as well.
As for reread increasing the views, I don't know about that. Only administrators can tell if that's the case or not

Olivia lol, my bad. But there's no way of knowing it, or was there?

Olivia lol, my bad. But there's no way of knowing it, or was there?

Water0202020 It can be written in any style or setting, that's not the problem. The problem is the acceptance by the audience. If you can write it well enough to make it seem legit, at least to an extent, then the story will be a success.
I have read only a handful of Yuri novels, but the one which stuck in my mind is 'We Are Okay' by Nina LaCour. I liked it because I read it without expectations, and it took me by surprise. It gives you the feels, by connecting to us at many emotional levels.
So, in a similar way, you can write Yuri in a way that strongly connects to people. Though they may not like girl-girl relationships, they will still root the characters and that's what we writers want. So, don't worry about the world they live in, but worry about the lives they want to lead, if you get what I mean. To put it in a different way, make your novel more of a character-driven one, and not a plot-driven one. 'My Disciple Teases Me Everyday' is a plot-driven one, with a decent tinge of character elements of its two main characters. It's not the best way to write a Yuri, but it's not a bad way either.
Hope it helped.
If you ever decide to write a Yuri, then send me a link. I'll be sure to read it.

bachingchung Obviously.

Water0202020 Ha-ha, that can be written as a secondary story element, but it's a risky theme to be writing as the central element since a large portion of the audience won't show interest in the genre as it's hard to expect action and adventure-driven plot in such a themed story.

Millman97 Oh, then it's good.

bachingchung I'm not agitated or anything, lol. I just wanted to get clarification on some things that's all. Thanks for taking your time to reply.

Millman97 Yes, but does the Editor-in-Chief exactly know how the site works? She's not a programmer, so she doesn't necessarily how the views count, unless she's told by the administrators of the site. Otherwise, her view counts as a speculation as well. Aren't you an Editor yourself as well?