Oh. Uhm. That sucks. They literally have the ability to ignore any and all copy right laws when it comes to your book now :/

By the way, question: Did you sign the Webnovel contract?

Welcome :D

This here is your tenth review. Means your story finally has a rating- in my eyes, that's a cause for celebration! No matter how small the step, a step is a step! -That guy who's been here from the beginning

I'm sorry. Not really. ...................................................................................................................

It's quite sad, honestly.

I'm updating at 1 AM (I'm a crazy person, I know) with three chapters every day. Of course, with that kind of update schedule, I'm going to run out of dinosaurs.

A full five stars. Everything's so well made and written; the only problem for me (unless this is intentional) is the dialogue. The idea for a character that wants to really just connect and talk to people is interesting to read about. I'd instantly recommend Whispers Of Valor to anyone wondering what book they want to read.

A pretty good book; however, there are grammatical errors that should be addressed. The story developed nicely, and the characters are well made and written. Overall, something that people who enjoy this type of book would love.

Each chapter weaves its own unique story; and each chapter introduces new species (mostly carnivorous ones- those are fun to write).

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Bro no-

A Prehistoric World is a book for any fan of the dinosaurs, pterosaurs, or mosasaurs! So, of course, I gave myself a five star review XD 'Cause why not?

Five star review for my own short story XD RAVENSIDE: Sentinel Scanners is but an introduction to the world of the Ravenside Private Security Company. A glimpse, if you will.

I haven’t applied because neither contract does much for me. I don’t exactly want either contract- even though I get paid, I would rather not have readers paying to unlock chapters of this book. Although, the person you know of sounds quite helpful.

Well, thanks for the compliment! :D

No- I haven’t applied for a contract yet. I can, but I don’t really want to at the moment.

Eventually it does, but that means you have to sign one of two contracts. Unless you only ever want to publish a specific work on Webnovel (for example, Ravenside) you can sign an Exclusive Contract. That one, while you get more money, kind of sucks. Say you made Ravenside and want to publish it somewhere else, but you already signed an Exclusive Contract with Webnovel. You post Ravenside on Wattpad, for example. Webnovel will hunt you down and perhaps sue you for posting your own work on another platform. Legally, after you sign Ravenside to Webnovel in an Exclusive Contract, they now own Ravenside. If you are like me, you do not want that. However, you can sign a non-exclusive contract with Webnovel that gives you less money but allows you to keep your work and post it on other platforms. Each contract has it’s pros and cons, but in my opinion, the non-exclusive contract is the better one.

Well, I’ve been writing for nearly four years. I make sure to use correct grammar and punctuation in all of my sentences, and also check my spelling. I often try to avoid repeating words as well. Also, another thing that you should avoid: using the incorrect there. Their: Their is a possessive. EX: That box is theirs. They’re: They’re is a word that means ‘they are’. EX: They’re over in that direction. There: There signifies location. EX: Look over there!

XD the comment you’re replying to is from two days ago- I wrote RAVENSIDE.