I was delighted that the number of collections was growing by my farmer Dara. Here, finally, readers understood the secret of history! We started to read! Even not very folding English did not become an obstacle for them!

But then I look, something is not right! No matter how good the story was in the opinion of the author, he is not so presumptuous!

The answer was near. For reading stories about farming, they give points that can be exchanged for coins. A new mind game.

Then it turned out that reading is not necessary at all, you can just turn the phone and pretend that you are reading, you still get points.

Thanks to the Web Novels, but readers are always trickier than kind attempts to attract readers through a simple advertisement of novels.

As balls cease to give, to see from 161 readers will remain faithful readers, 65 people! I am grateful to them!

While I'm busy writing a short novel about Treasure Hunters, I think it will have 100 chapters. And when I finish, then I can switch to the remaining three novels.

- About a coin there will be only 100 chapters.

- About cunning merchants 150-160 there may be 200 chapters.

- But the Farmer Dara is hoping to write a total of chapters 300 another or 500, as it turns out.


Overall result: I started writing novels on Web Novels:

from February 23, 2019

During this time, 4 novels and two short stories were started.

Of which 2 were sent to Dropp. This is the first edition of the Magic Farmer Gift and the Traveler's Note.

In the first case, there was a mistake and a ban that could be removed by contacting the moderation service, but I decided to rewrite the novel. Having released the second edition.

The second novel, or rather short stories, had few subscribers and few readers, so I decided to drop it. There was not enough time to write a chapter for other novels.

Then the idea came up to write spin-offs about Dara and treasure hunters. Thanks to the reviewers, they suggested a new idea, namely to make the characters more lively and emotional. Enter an additional character - a girl. With the advent of a romantic line, albeit a short one.

I rewrote this novel three times, so updates for other novels and this novel were delayed.

Conla rewrote Roma, found that it was even more interesting than writing a novel from a white sheet. But rewriting needs material. Therefore, until the 11th chapter, treasure hunters, I was engaged in editing and editing the text 1-2 sometimes 3 times. But I began to lose the basic idea of ​​the novel.

So now I decided to write the main story of this novel about search engines and treasure hunters, in the form of raw materials. And when I'll write a full novel. I can rewrite it again, for the fourth time, with an already more thorough revision.

If in this year 2020 I manage to earn more money (if I find a new job and there will be no unexpected expenses), then I have a desire to hire an editor and proofreader either through a forum or find them in my city to help me improve my romance. Well, let's see how it turns out in practice.

Out of 310 days, I really wrote only 180 days, since 130 days were spent on treatment for diseases, unexpected expenses on treating my father and uncle had an ischemic stroke. A lot of effort was spent on this and I was no longer able to write something. Since I slept no more than 2 hours a day. This is clearly not enough to have the strength to write something. But it's good that this time has passed.

And so in 180 days I was able to write unfinished novels:

- Jiang's magic coin
- Magic Farmer Dara - second version
- Stories about merchants or cunning merchant
- Thoughts on writing stories
- The Adventures of Treasure Hunters

Total views - including two deleted short stories:
440,890 views (7 short stories of which 5 currently exist)
287 collections
278 chapters
276,750 words (out of 2 deleted short stories another 150,000 words) +874 слова

There are 102 novels in the library, 4 of which are read, I am reading 4-5 now. Periodically I read 11, those that like 4! Promising for reading - 25.

Well, my 1,000,000 words are far away, for 1 year I couldn't write. It remains to write 723,250 words. But the year has not actually ended (February 23 - formally or in fact (= 185 days lost) until August 1, 2020). In order to have time to write the remaining words lacking up to 1 million words, you need to write 3909, 46 words per day. Which of course is not real. Since one day I can write raw materials without checking and editing 3,000 words, another day 5,000 words and then 5 days not write 1 word. Reality is closely related to the virtual and affects the creative ability to write.

My forecast for 185 days, I probably can write another 250 - 300 thousand words.

So far, such a debriefing.

Thanks to my readers and Happy New Year!

Thoughts of why and why stories are written.

All the same English, he has not improved in 18 days.

I'll figure something out, try to correct the text.

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This is a work of art. Any resemblance to real people or real events is purely coincidental.

Yuki Leigh- "What is Running Inside My Head?"
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I look around my bed and find dozens of sheets lying on the floor. The pads belong to me as I jerk my hand across the pages, looking for references that I can use for the competition.
Roxanne perches herself on the corner of the room, as usual, playing the same portable game repeatedly. She does not want to switch gears and do something like her hobby. Roxy is the type of person to do things she likes and wants.
Nobody can stop her, not even me.
"What are you going to write about the competition?" Despite her egocentric personality and hobbies, she is curious enough to know about my work and everything around her.
"I think I'm going to make something emotional and sad," I give her a reply, while typing the first few sentences of my chapter. "I want to make my readers feel something, you know?"
Short stories usually have 1,000 and above words. Although there is a thing called "Flash fiction" that ranges up to 500 words, the contest has its criteria that we, authors, need to follow.
There is no required platform for me to write and send my stories to the competition. As long as I can send them my story, the coordinator will include my work as an entry for the competition.
The only problem with short stories is their plot. Explaining the goals and characters is possible to write but onerous to do. I can make the story longer, but it beats the sense out of making a short narrative.
What I usually do is write something simple yet brings mixed emotions to the readers. If an author can pull this off, then the story will reach the reader's hearts in no time.
For my short story draft, I want to write something that can grab the audience's interests. I want to make them remember this sad story, and convey the feelings of the characters.
"Hehehe~," A horrible, evil laugh escapes out of my mouth as I type the words on the online writing platform of my laptop.
"Here she goes again," Roxanne rolls her eyes and resumes back to her game, defeating the boss for the nth time. "Yuki would slaughter their hearts for sure."
It is better to write in a comfortable environment. That specific location allows your brain to work efficiently and more actively than surrounding yourself with noise that rings your ear.
I have my roommate here with me (Roxanne), but I order her to mute herself whenever I am working. If I want to be honest with myself, I bribe her with portable games and shut her mouth in an instant.
"Remember, a favourable setting brings you to the wonderland-where you explain your dreams through words." I wrote that as my author's statement for my first published book.
I had thought about it on a whim, and now I am stuck with that quote linked in my name.
Before getting all this fame, I was once a rookie who knew nothing about writing. Heck, I don't even know how to write at all!
But that thought never hindered me from what I am today. There will come a time that new authors will receive their first haters. Many of them are trolls to pull you down like a crab grabbing its food from the sands.
You will never know, but you know that those are crabs. It hurts once the crabs pinch you with their claws. The pain is nothing compared to reality.
I do not know what I am saying. And that's what I wrote in my book, after all.
Despite these circumstances, I always advise many authors to avoid these scums.
The haters, I mean.
They are not worth the time and effort. You are not obliged to give the bullies a reply. But if you do, then thank these negative people for giving your novel a try.
Who are they to even shame you or your novel? They do not lay the plate down on your table when you are hungry.
Short stories and novels are not much of a difference. Both of them need a plot, characters, settings, and more.
And the most prominent thing that every author needs to remember is the conflict. A good problem drives the story. The readers are paying close attention to the solutions and redeem themselves with the answers.
Authors must write their characters in three-dimensional, or we like to call it "real people" in our vocabularies. They have goals to achieve, wishes to get and even emotions that can relate to the readers.
Villains are one thing that you need to consider.
Antagonists in short stories are not that recommended to apply, especially when you also need to explain their side. And always remember that the villain has their morals and their ways of dealing with the matter.
The antagonist and the protagonist butt their heads against something that they believe. It can be anything that the author could think of, and that's what I do with my stories.
There are times you need to gather your thoughts and plan the story before putting it into words. I know that feeling very well since I write thousands of storylines that I have not glued to paper.
Having a well-made plot drags the readers into the extensive abyss. That novel will keep a reader all night trying to ask for questions, and even more questions once answered.
If the author plans on making a science fiction or fantasy type of genre, then playing with Science is a key to victory. If I remember it correctly, most people call it "world-building". It is to help readers to visualise the sceneries of the surroundings.
Another valuable tip that I usually apply in my novels and stories is to exercise my brain with unfamiliar words. Simple texts are easier to understand than complex words with hidden meanings. You can reach innumerable readers with simple words and plot, and that is alright!
The complex vocables turn the book into a hellish nightmare for the readers. Remember the crab that pulls you to its burrow? Imagine the crab turning into a spider, with its cobs buried underground. That's the metaphor that labyrinthine words do to readers.
And, for the second time, I do not know what I am thinking. I blurt everything that comes into mind, and this helps me with my work!
The last gratuity I do is exercising my brain with puzzling scenarios where I describe something out of the blue. An example that I use for my anonymous readers in my fanbase is "how can you describe the colour red to a blind person?". It is not the best practice, but it helps me from time to time enhance my narrating skills into shape.
"I also need to write that down," I mumble to myself and note every bit of detail running through my mind.
I take a glance at Roxanne, who is still busy with her game. I am stuck in a bottleneck, trying to define the scenes inside my head.
"Hey, Roxanne," I call out for her attention, while tapping my feet on her waist.
"What do you want?"
"How would you feel if the aliens took me away right now?"
Roxy immediately switches the power off in the console and looks at me with a bewildering face. It almost feels like she is about to cry in front of me when he hears the abrupt question.
"Are you going to leave me too?" She finally voices her expressions and wails. Soon, the tears coming from her eyes fill the floor, creating a salty puddle enough for the ants to swim around.
"No, silly," I reply and give her a quick pat. "Reference."
With that single word, she reverts to her older self and eventually answers my random question.
"Then I will be a spy and hunt down those aliens who kidnapped you!" Roxy responds in an elated tone, almost frightening enough to send a shiver down my spine.
"Is that a knife she is holding?" I ask myself, hallucinating a blade sharp enough to slice anything, gripping it in her hands.
I shake my head and answer, "That did not help me at all."
Roxanne firmly nods to my remark, agreeing to what I have just said.
I occasionally ask people what they would feel about something in a situation. Their answers are valuable to me and serves as an option that I can reconsider when my characters get stricken with the plot. I will use their insights into my own and create the following points of the story.
That's how I compile my stories into chapters.
"So, how are you going with your short story?" Roxanne leans closer to my desk and peers at the screen.
Her eyes suddenly shed a tear as it slides on her cheeks as she read the first few lines of the chapter. After all, the story is about a father who had lost his son, whom he really loves.

"Let me colour your world with these words..."

Yuki Leigh, your average teenage girl, has a knack for writing stories. She goes to Japan, together with her best friend, Roxanne. They enrol themselves in the International Japanese School to chase their dreams. Leigh also becomes famous because of her works, making a title of her known as the Queen of Gores or The Lady in Blood. But nobody knows who exactly this “Yuki”-her pen name is since she never reveals her face in public.

Those quiet days instantly change when Yuki browses the internet and sees a manga adaptation of her light novel series under the artist name “Nick”, who she assumes is a student going to the same school, and she is right! She refuses anyone to adapt her story, given that these written texts hold something dear inside her heart.

It is the only source of happiness Yuki has when she feels alone inside her room.

Upon noticing the positive feedback of the manga, Yuki would let Nickson pass this chance only if he transfers a share of his earnings to poverty or charity. That is all Yuki wants to hear.

They sit next to each other and not uttering a single word despite being classmates inside the room. Everything is going swimmingly to the two, not until the student council elections show up. They want to claim the prize of “not attending any lecture in class” following their jobs as mangaka and author.

Yuki then meets Nickson’s relatives, who are not on good terms. She thinks that joining their affairs would make her and Nickson’s situation worse. But her emotions change when Yuki notices Nickson’s sudden shift of mood during examinations or in meetings. He is neglecting his work in the student council, grabbing the attention of the school and the two former student council officers. Eventually, she helps Nickson in her own way. Because of Yuki’s sudden interruption in his life, Nickson finally takes an interest in this light novel author. 

There are a lot of things going on as well! The three join a club, family problems, and relationship status they need to work out.

The club advisor, Benjamin Tsai, gives the author and the artist tips on creating masterpieces of their works. He also becomes their mentor when they feel stuck in a bottleneck. Benjamin is an avid fan of both Nickson and Yuki, so he knows everything about them, including their styles.

Along the way, they meet some friends and make a group together to prepare themselves for the university. If they want to pursue their passion, they need to do well for the upcoming entrance exams. Everything becomes serious and dull, considering they need to plan for their future jobs and roles. 

Yuki expresses her doubts about becoming a full-pledge light novel author, knowing that it will be a risky job for her to make money. Leigh admits she was lucky enough to win the competition before, but what will she do right now that she is losing her popularity as an author? 

This novel is a rollercoaster of happiness, sorrow, and other emotions from the characters. Every reader will unravel their stories one volume at a time, while the two, Yuki and Nickson, commit themselves as romantic couples soon. The story doesn’t need to be fast paced or slow since they will encounter problems and solve them one at a time. 
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I referenced the characters to the people I know. But keep in mind that I separate their lives and create fictional events on my own. I don’t have any opinions of what the character will do since the story explains everything in the present tense. All of them will have their characteristics, strengths and weaknesses. 

Huge thanks to these awesome people who are supporting this book! Especially to @Snowphira. She is the artist/illustrator of this novel. If you want to see Nickson’s illustrations, I will post them inside the first few chapters in the comment section!

Cheers, and have a wonderful life, everyone!


Book Cover not mine.

Hello everyone! ArkhamBatGirl02 here! This is a book of short stories that I started on my Wattpad page a few years ago. The original book (complete with pictures, videos, and exclusive stories) is still available to read on my page, but I've decided to share a copy with you here on Webnovel! I wish that I could move all of the stories included in this book to this platform, but Inkstone's limited features make that a bit difficult. 
Before we begin, I just want to thank everyone who has supported my novel "The Scars That Bind Us" thus far. It is because of you that I continue to write. The comic-inspired fan community on Wattpad has died down recently and I haven't had the inspiration to finish my projects. To give you an idea, "The Scars That Bind Us" has been posted on Wattpad for about three years now and has a total of about 1,300 reads. Here on Webnovel, the same book has received 3,300 reads in just a few months! So, once again, thank you so very much!
Now to talk about this book! I'm not sure how many authors have done books like this on Webnovel, but I'll describe this style of writing regardless. This is a book of reader insert short stories, meaning YOU are the main character. As the title suggests, this book is all about the Bat-Family (Batman, Nightwing, Red Hood, Red Robin, Robin (Damian Wayne), Batgirl, Oracle, Batwoman, Spoiler, Catwoman, Harley Quinn, etc). You create a story prompt featuring yourself and whichever character or however many characters from the bat family you would like. Then, post your request in the comment section on this page or send me a direct message. I will respond almost immediately and give you a rough estimate as to when it will be complete. I am a college student, so the spare time I have to write is not always plentiful. Rest assured, if I do not have the story published within the week, I have not forgotten. Occasionally, I take some time to think about how I want to write the characters or dialogue or I am searching for time to write.
Thank you very much!
-ArkhamGirl

Your stories; my words. Create any Bat-Family scenario you want! No limits to the imagination!

Hello again here. It's Ofanaht, like before. Yes, yes I know what you want to say.
"But you said you think about it if you write more or not?"
Well, I did just that. But then stumbled upon some of my unfinished short stories and one half page long one gave me the idea that I can incorporate that into this. Which is what you just saw as Volume 2, titled "Origins."
As the title tells, this isn't some separate short story. Instead, I thought it's more fun of an idea to just give off a snippet of a scene from each established characters previous life before they got into the game. I think the end product says for itself, at least I did had fun writing them with how different each characters main trait is.

Story: Tina
The story bit wasn't really different than what it become in the end, I pretty much used 1:1 what was there. The only thing I did was finishing up and expanding it to reach around 1K words, as I planned each 4 short stories will be around that. What I DID change was actually just a small bit, which was the names.
Originally, the twins were called Kayano and Ayano and the girl who stepped out from the crowd was called Hana instead. Obviously I went for the wordplay where japanese likes to name their children in a way, like how in the old times, some family used numbers according to what order they came to the world. As an example, in One Piece, Sanji is named Sanji because he's the third son in the family, which the "San (Three)" implies.
It worked, so why did I changed it actually? The answer is pretty simple. As soon as I wrote out "Well, Hana be Hana." it just clicked in my head that just works way better for other characters. Because of that, in the end, the twins become named around that wordplay instead. Hana (Flower) the calm and collected one, while Hanabi (Fireworks) the energetic and teaser one. With that explained, I go and sit in the corner in shame because of this weak wordplay...

Story: Gwend
Ah, Gwend... this was actually pretty tricky to write. I wrote the first 3 lines then stuck on what to actually do with it, since the only starting point I made to myself is "a boy who flirts" which describe the image I had from Gwend's real life personality. In the end, I think it turned out great.
I thought it will be better to make characters beside him appear to describe him well in a friendly environment. And that's how it become a short story about walking to a cafe for a mixer with friends. That's it for the story itself.
Now what some might guess from Tina's story, I somehow stumbled upon a wordplay again when I named Gwend Shou... which is actually not his name. His real name is Akira Satou (Tina is Aki Akina btw). Then where does Shou came from? A nickname? Bingo! It actually is!
Just like Shou's name isn't his true name, all 4 boys used a nickname there that I just thought is a fun way to give depth to the characters themselves beside a few small traits they have.
The idea of naming them after writing down Shou was that I can use the Kishotenketsu formula as the names, since each character can represent one part from this storytelling way that is used in Japan.

Kii - Kii represented Ki, but I thought it would be too short of a name, so I added an extra i to it. Ki in the formula means Introduction. Kii in the story for me a character that introduced concept or ideas about what they actually do, he was the guy who made the story progress for me more than I could do actually.

Shou - Akira was Shou, which means Development in the Kishotenketsu. Shou is the MC of his own little short story and after introducing the scene that unfolds, he is the guy who develops the story with his own ideas about how his dream girl would be and what he actually wants.

Ten - Means Twist or Turning. This is pretty much the part of a story where the tale turns for the best/worse in an unfamiliar way and starts heading in the climax direction. Obviously, there wasn't much like this in this small story, I only used the word "Twist" itself for the character, because he's a little twisted in his thinking. I know, I go into the cabinet and never ever came out again.

Ketsu - Means Conclusion. Again, not much behind the idea, I just thought it's funny if I name the character who already have a crush from childhood in his tail as the ending of a story, despite chasing after some other girl.

Story: Lei
Writing this story as a 1K word long one was actually hard, so I wasn't even surprised that the end product become longer by half of the planned length.
As I wrote, ideas on how to expand on it just came to me, while my general idea for the story this time around was "a bookworm."
This time I didn't had a japanese wordplay, only a small one with the book in the story. It's more of a hearing one than written, since from Galland the "d" can be heard as a "t" because it's soft, which makes his name "brave."

Story: Nato
While in the stories before everyone acknowledged they want to change in a way, I wanted to write a genuine character who just likes to do what he likes while being successful in that.
I wanted Nato to be a gamer by default, and when this thought came to me, the cogs in my brain started moving and stopped at the idea of making it a video game related story with chatting in-game.
While the story become somewhat of the original goal length, I actually had to slap myself to make it this length. As soon as I got to write about a dungeon boss, I actually started writing a lot more about that than I planned to and the story didn't progressed in the tempo I wanted. I even had the idea to just write out the strong raid, but when it ended right before that with 1,1K word, this short story in itself could have become as long as the whole of "Team Four" even.

Conclusion:
I think there wasn't necessarily a theme in these short stories that in the end become a second compilation, but if I have to name one, it's "Questions." If you noticed, each character in the end questioned where are they going with their life in a way.
Aki with her goals, if she wants kendo to remain as a hobby in her life or maybe she can make it into something bigger since seemingly she's good at it.
Akira and the girl chasing, which was a pretty light hearted question in itself compared to Aki, but I think one of the hardest thing to do is actually changing the smallest things around you and how you do things.
Lei and if daydreaming around books is actually worth her time, if she misses out from something new and fun because of it. Something that one can only regret if misses.
Nato, who was the closest to an actual gamer. I thought after bringing up these small endings about change, it would be fun to end the compilation with the main character, who was comfortable with how he lived. Not necessarily a good way to live, but a honest life is always better than lying to yourself.
I feel like I already wrote way more than I planned or wanted to, so I just end it here. After I already break that I don't know if I will write more around here on the site, what will I do now that this story is finished too? I... I don't know, actually. Really, now really.
I just leave it as "if" I came up with some fun idea that I will want to write out, you will see changes on this series page, since I don't plan to write another short story for the already existing two-part one and if I do, I will do something unrelated.
With that, I will plan to change the title of the series to actually mean short story compilations than just a short story of "Team Four." Until then though, be safe out there.

Ofanaht - 2020. 07. 21.

A short story collection about misfortune.

I am staring at the infiniteness of a blank page. The more I stare at it, the more I get confused, and lost. It is like staring down the deep dark old well. Or looking at a colorful painting hanging on the wall that ignites your thoughts, but there's no way you can describe how good that painting is. Every time I scramble letters to create words to sentences, everything just disappears. Gone like the wind.
I want to write.

I have always wanted to write stories, poems, anything.
I want to write a really good story. I want to write the most compelling, beautiful, and honest story anyone has ever written. I want that story to have an impact on people's lives to the point that they have to do something about it. I want my stories to make people feel that they are not alone in this world, and that they can be whoever they want to be.
I want to be able to produce love out of putting together simple words that make simple, intelligible, and relatable stories. I want people to feel, and embrace the power they hold for their individuality by writing about them. I want to make people feel how it feels like to get their happiest dreams and goals, even for a time, even if it means reading that immortalized on a piece of paper. I want to be able to have an effect on people through writing about stories that resonate.
I want to write that story.

Stories are like songs. They tell the past, and the present emotions. They even make you hope for the future. They give harmony and meaning to whatever you are going through. They give you sadness, happiness, inspiration, and life. 
Read, write, inspire, a friend once said.

But it seems like I dont hold the power of a great storyteller. I keep staring on the blank page like a scared, hopeless piece of human being. I don't have the courage to draw out words that hopefully could change the world, or people, for that matter. I keep overthinking: What if I write awful things? What if no matter how I tried, I wouldnt be able to get it? What if I all I write is just pure nonsense? 
I try to always fight the urge to overthink and demean myself, but human as I am, I tend to be insecure. I doubt myself. I question myself of my worth and my capabilities. I don't have enough confidence to just do what I want to do. I cower. 
But sometimes I feel so inspired by the things that I can do. I think about the stories that I can write and it makes me want to write more. It fills me with so much hope that I tend to look past myself. It's the only way that I will be able to do something... anything amazing. 
Writing clears my head. It points me to a direction. It enables me to create the kind of world that I want to imagine and live by. For a moment, it gives me a certain purpose to create a story with characters far from myself and my own failures. At some point, I make characters that expresses my whole true self. I write them like I am them, but I'm not.
I snap back to reality and realize that I have written a four-thousand-word short story. Unbelievably so, I finished something. I feel relieved. A faint smile draws on my face. I want to be happy for me although I know that it's far from perfect. I want to jump of happiness and brag about this simple achievement. I want to show the world that I am capable of creating something good for myself. I want to do alot more with this story blotted on pieces of paper. 
But I cant. And I won't. Because I'm not who I think I am. 
I am only an author of my own story, my own life.
Nothing more.

We are all in quarantine, stripped of choices, stuck in uncertainty.

What does it take to achieve something amidst the uncertainty? Why do we keep doing what we want despite the darkness? Where do we get inspiration after every bad day? When do we say we're hopeful after crying from ultimate sadness we can't explain? Ultimately, how do we build relationships in spite of today's challenges?

Times are hard, but we can always discover ourselves, our love, our passion through stories while being stuck in quarantine.

Time In Quarantine is a little series that shows stories of lives made and lost amid the hard times. It aims to discover ourselves more as we thread through uncertainty.

I'm so sorry for not uploading in over a year. I also want to apologize to anyone who is enjoying this book. I'm no longer writing it anymore. I'm discontinuing it because I've lost interest and I don't see it going anyway from here on out. If you've enjoyed this book and want to see more of it, let me know and I can write a short story of it for you to read. 

This isn't the last time you'll be seeing me however. If you do like how I write, I'm planning on putting a new book on here. It's currently in the process of the draft. If you want to read the draft to see if you'll like it, it's up on my quotev. I do have to warn you that it's Girl x Girl and if you're not for that but still want to read some of my writings, I have a book of short stories over there you can check out instead. 

Again I'm very sorry for not updating and having to discontinue this book. I hope you don't get to mad at me for it. My quotev name is Nyra and my username is Starzoner, or you can look up the books title which is Uncharted Boundaries (GxG), and my short stories are just called Short Stories. 

I hope to be able to put Uncharted Boundaries on here soon once I get it all the way drafted and then edited and fixed. I hope you all have a good day/night.

(This story is under edits. All chapters that are currently out will be rewritten. Please bare with me as I try to improve.)

Rosa and Tim roberts, a couple in Alexandria Ohio, decided to add a new member to the family, Josie Evans, a teen girl with a hidden backstory. Soon after they adopted her, they noticed a change in the feeling of their home, something unnerving and possibly sinister.

Yo, so basically I had a pretty chilled day and kinda forgot about I, am writing.
The Domineering Prince's Pet Dog will get biweekly updates
(biweekly:
adjective: done, produced, or occurring every two weeks or twice a week. "a biweekly bulletin"
adverb: every two weeks or twice a week. "she followed her doctor's instructions to undergo health checks biweekly"
noun: a periodical that appears every two weeks or twice a week. "an English-language biweekly")
I have figured out why you can't vote on certain stories.
https://forum.webnovel.com/d/39099-psa-2-my-novel-is-locked-people-can-t-vote-with-powerstones
If you make it short, you basically get the answer that every story with a certain amount of words (4000), that editors need to check your story out, your story also automatically can't get Power Stones if you use Chinese or Japanese letters, Unicode and or formatting. If you wonder why Chinese or Japanese letters make your story blacklisted, it's because Webnovel is an international website, meaning it promotes the use of English. You are supposed to keep the exchange of words with another language to a minimum. If you go to the forum and go to guidelines its literally the first thing that appears. The rest of the guidelines are obvious and basic. Like, no spam, no excessive swearing and don't share personal info. It's nice that it says excessive swearing though, so I assume you can somewhat swear.
I wonder why so many people read System novels, I mean, I know why, but why do people continue reading the bad ones? I mean those with grammar mistakes where it's obvious the author didn't even check twice. I mean, I don't do that, but I write with a grammar checker so I check the important parts twice. I like System Novels.
I personally find those reincarnated as a monster or vending machine or similar stories nice, they are mostly comedic and funny till they stretch to chapter 300 so they can actually make money of them. Though typical reincarnation stuff is funny too, or if you go for grimdark reincarnation which most don't for some reason, really gritty. Like, the dude just reincarnated, maybe gender swapped, got kidnapped or is a slave, tries to escape, gets tortured, works till he gets a chance to escape, escapes, finds that everything outside is even worse or builds a life as a mercenary.
I think I'm gonna change how I write this novel, instead of checking the word amount every few minutes, I'm simply gonna start writing and stop when I lose inspiration and don't have anything to write about, seeing as I unconsciously write either more or less depending on the amount of words.
I always wonder why the word alway doesn't get used anymore except in more archaic text. I recognize that it sounds wrong and everything, but that doesn't really make it that bad, if people used it actively then, after a year or two, I am quite sure we would start simply taking it, not questioning it.
Some of you might wonder why I use commas at every opportunity. You might also wonder why I always write about the fact that I use commas. The answer to the first one is pretty simple, its because I find text blocks without commas ugly and short lines of words with giant spaces even more ugly. I also use commas whenever I think that my mind makes a pause, for example now. The second question is even more simple. I always write about the fact that I use commas because I really like commas, they, along with dots are the most important parts in stories in my opinion.
When I was first writing a story, I was getting a prompt about setting a writing challenge, I wonder how you can get to set the goal on purpose. 
Anyways, I read my 1000 word stuff here and recognize that some of it reads really awkward and some text-blocks really nice. I also noticed that most of my 1000 word chapters feel kinda short, which, like I said in day 2, is, because normally chapters have 1500 to 6000 words, with most having 2500 words.
I have found a new visual software to enhance the looks of my games, but because I don't know how to really use it, it mostly makes it look bad, except for the sharpening parts. The name is ReShade. Its like ENB.
I sometimes forget to use prepositions for some reason, which might be because I don't read a lot of professional stuff and the professional stuff I read is in another language. I do read a lot of casual stuff and fanfiction which is why my way of writing feels weird sometimes.
I have been hearing the same song for the 10 minutes I was writing now. 
799 words were reached in 10 minutes, which is faster than before, so my writing speed improved. Also, my ability to concentrate somewhat improved.
I have no real reason to write, except for the fun, and to improve my linguistic skills. I also want to improve my vocabulary, though I read the wrong books for that and rarely get a new word. I did learn a new word today: purple prose, something ornate.
I take internet privacy real serious.
Yesterday 3,2 billion accounts on google got leaked, so I'm just gonna check if my data got leaked.
Apparently not, I checked via haveibeenpwned, which is a pretty nice website, at least to check if your data got leaked.
I have now written 918 words and lost most of my inspiration, I interrupted my game to be able to write this.
The time zone Webnovel uses is 7 hours after mine, so if something appears a few hours after the new day starts, its because of that. I will add something in the beginning and end should I fail the challenge. I would also edit the description of this novel. 
I hope you had a nice time reading this, have a good day/night/evening or whatever.

I will write [a reasonable amount] of words every day.
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If it shows that it got uploaded within the first 7 hours of the day after it was supposed to come out, it's still the previous day for me. It is simply a time-zone problem.
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Am currently unable to write due to reasons.

Hello! So if you're reading this, you should be a new reader. Before you read, I would like to express how this list of stories work.
Firstly, NONE of this ideas are abandoned. By "abandoned" I mean that this ideas aren't one time. Sure, most of the ideas written in this novel is made-up on the spot. But the earlier chapters are ideas I genuinely wanted in a novel by itself. "The Last Emotion" is a good example. I have attempted to write it into a novel. But I paused it and written it over here. By attempting to write novels, I have noticed that I generally only have a basic start and end in mind. Maybe a little of the process of the story. So writing such novels would be harder since I won't have a path well-designed in my mind. By writing such stories in this novel, I hope it will help me.
Secondly, as mentioned, all the ideas aren't one time. If that Chapter has gained many comments on how well it is, it may prompt me action to actually write a novel of it. I have to be frank though. I can't guarantee the novel's quality. It may turn out better or worse than the short version. I feel like I don't have much motivation to write long-term. But with enough support, I hope I can overcome my lazyness.
Thirdly, I know my sentence structure (By structure, I mean reading fluency) isn't well. And how the Character communicate is a bit lacking. Even though I have read many novels, I don't think I can successfully write a structure thats as good as the other novels I read. And I'm glad. I know that if I can write a good structure in a story, I'm copying the author's style that I have read. By writing much more Chapters in this novel. I hope I can develop my own style to my liking.
Currently, I plan to write a Chapter with possible tags beside their name. Like "The Last Emotion (Magical Realism)". The tags for this novel itself, should focus on the majority of the Chapter's tags I have written.
Theres much more that I should cover, but I don't know. So I will just list my current goals.
Goals for the novel
Write 100 Chapters
Reach 100k Views
Reach 1k Collections
(Make a discord server if I hit it)
Long-Term Goals
Write 300 Chapters
Reach 1 Million Views
Reach 10k Collections
A book cover

A list of compiled stories with quick writing.

Basically each story is like a lengthy description. And each chapter would be on a different story.

Blame the author since he thought of stories but couldn't bother to write the full version.

Side Note: Some of these stories may be made into a actual story if I ever feel motivated and/or if that story is really well liked.

Also, if any story interest you and you can write an entire story with it/similar to it. Feel free to use it. But please credit me and the book.

Current Goals

1 Chapter/Week (Personally I hope 1 Chapter/Day)
100k Views
100 Collections

Other Goals
Adapt one of the chapter into a real story.

Noah- i just dont know rose but you are really pretty and you are the most beautiful eyes I just don't know I just felt that I have fallen for you in a second when eyes meet with each other I really love that eye contact with you I am so sorry if you feel awkward that I am saying this things to you but whatever I am saying it's true I'm really sorry if you feel bad.

Rose- o Oh ho sweet of you saying such things to me.

Noah- your welcome sweetie.

Rose- can you say something about you I wanna know you "

Noah- Why not? So I am 18 years old my name is Noah and I really love to swim and write short poems I know many of people are not attracted to this small poems poems but I am really attracted to them I just don't know whenever I am sad whenever I am happy I just like poems like a short and I just express my feelings from that poems

Rose- oh that's really cool like why people don't like it I really appreciate such kind of thing I am really happy that I met someone who do the same thing has been even I do write small short stories I really love to write small and short stories and I express my feelings.

Noah- oh my god now I feel that we are connected to each other don't you feel that rose

Rose - here's my home i am going home bubyee sorry if i am rude for not answering the question but i dont know how to answer it either.

At Home.

Mom- who was that guy ?

Rose -MOMM!!!!
Mom - Yesterday you told that you don't want to get involved in any boyfriend material so who is he he is Your Man right I know rules even I was the same when I was young like you don't keep secrets Rose I am your mum and I know you well

Am I really falling for him he was so sweet today where he told that my eyes are beautiful really loved his really dark Husky voice which I really loved. let's see what happened next I don't know what will happen whether I will be together with him or not let's sleep good night

what will happen next?
Noah will ask her out for a date  or not?
keep reading keep supporting
thank you so much for reading my story it's almost 2 k reads and I'm really happy see please read my story.

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