Update
This update is being posted to all my current works, including my original work.
So, just so happens that they prematurely returned me to my regular eight our work schedule, instead of having to wait out all of this covid business. This, of course, means I'm free to resume my regular posting.
That being said, there are some things I want to put out there concerning my current works.
First, my original work, which I decided to rename 'Transmigrated Into Mort Flesh' has finally been published but with only one chapter. I wouldn't get to excited about it just yet though, since it could be upwards of two weeks before I post the next one. That being said, it will definitely be my priority from now until it's finished.
Second, all of my other current works will be considered as Creative Release Status, until I finish TIMF. Creative Release simply means that I won't be focusing on writing new chapters for it unless I have a super clear vision of what to write AND that vision is actively interfering with my ability to work on TIMF.
Third, I want all of my Reincarnated Into Elder Scrolls Universe readers to know that I've decided to take our MC down a pretty dark path. I don't know if I'll upgrade the whole story to 18+ or just put warnings on the darker chapters but just so you know, love it or hate it, that's where it's going.
Fourth, now that I've made it clear exactly what Creative Release means, I'd like to get you guys opinion on something. I'm currently being held up by these ideas for both a Dive MMO novel and a Witcher fanfic. Basically, because it's something that won't get out of my head, until I write about it, I am going to start writing both of them. I just want to know if you guys think I should publish them chapter by chapter like my other Creative Releases or should I hold onto them until I finish my original work?!
Well, I think that's it for now. Thanks for reading and go check out Transmigrated Into Mort Flesh, whenever I get some more chapters up if it sounds like something you'd be interested in.