10 things i hate about you 1999

One great '10 Things I Hate About You' fanfic is 'The Unseen Moments'. It delves deeper into the relationship between the main characters. It shows their unspoken feelings and moments that could have happened off - screen. The author does an amazing job of staying true to the characters' personalities from the movie.

Well, in fanfiction, a major dislike can be inconsistent plotlines. If the story jumps from one idea to another without proper connection, it becomes a jumbled mess. Overused tropes are also on my list. For example, the 'instant love' trope in every fanfic gets old fast. And let's not forget about the fanfictions that completely ignore the established lore of the original work. It's like they're writing a whole new thing instead of building on what already exists.

Character consistency. If a fanfic keeps the characters' personalities the same as in the movie, it stands out. For example, if Kat is still the strong - willed, feminist she was in the movie. Also, a unique plot that adds to the original story without changing its essence. Like a fanfic that shows what happened during their college days.

Start by re - watching the movie or re - reading the book if there is one. This will help you get a better feel for the characters' personalities and the overall tone of the story. Then, pick a central idea or theme that you want to explore, such as a character's growth or a new relationship.

One idea could be exploring the backstories of the characters more deeply. For example, delving into what made Kat so headstrong and rebellious from a young age. Maybe she had some experiences in her childhood that shaped her attitude towards the world.

Some people might write 'love you' fanfic because they enjoy exploring romantic relationships in the context of their favorite fictional universes. But if you hate it, it could be that you find it too cheesy or unrealistic. Everyone has different tastes.

Maybe you haven't found the right type of literature yet. There are so many different genres out there, like science fiction, mystery, or even graphic novels. Try exploring different styles and you might change your mind.

Look for books that are related to your hobbies or interests. For example, if you like sports, there are many sports - themed novels. This might make reading more enjoyable for you.

I'm not entirely sure what 'I love hate story' specifically refers to. It could be a unique concept. Maybe it's about a story that has elements of love and hate intertwined in a really interesting way.

Perhaps the development of the characters felt forced or the overall storyline was too predictable. Maybe there was a lack of depth or complexity that you look for in a manhwa.