Webnovel Author: daylightmoon123445

But it was standing right behind her. Right behind her, glaring at her. You could even feel its jade eyes burning through your skull without even looking at it. But she saw it but didn't?

daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Mauritany_DL

bruh I'm wheezing you're literally the life-force of this story loll

'No of course not, if so we're already ghosts.' grandpa laughed.

daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Mauritany_DL

**insert phonk**

'I watch informational videos! Unlike you who sits on the cushion and watches TV all day long!' she roared.

daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Mauritany_DL

loll

I can't live without my allowance, there are just too many things I have to buy!

daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Mauritany_DL

My brain is not braining because I know I read half of that wrong. But based on the first and last sentence, it's like you're trying to tell me that punctuation isn't the main thing that's missing here. I don't think I would get a large following doesn't matter how large the amount of my chapters is. There is no 'rule', it's more of an unspoken condition, and it's what the readers want(subconsciously) in webnovel. Readers usually avoid chapters less than 100 chapters, so to get to at least 10k I might need at least 50 chapters.

2. You don't need to start grinding out 500 chapters or more to get to a million followers, I've met quite a few authors with over a million readers with only 200 chapters or less(yay?). In some cases, quality counts.

Evil is out

Horror · daylightmoon123445

daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Mauritany_DL

I also feel like you woke up and chose violence loll[img=update]

So good news: I've read quite a few articles and watched many videos on punctuation. I didn't know what the hell I was thinking about not looking into it earlier, and I recommend you peeps do that as well if you are planning to write. I also found out that the ; has a function.

Evil is out

Horror · daylightmoon123445

daylightmoon123445

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I've used it in arbitrary places my entire life! Now I know where to put it, it's one less thing to worry about.

So good news: I've read quite a few articles and watched many videos on punctuation. I didn't know what the hell I was thinking about not looking into it earlier, and I recommend you peeps do that as well if you are planning to write. I also found out that the ; has a function.

Evil is out

Horror · daylightmoon123445

daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Mauritany_DL

hmmm...that might be a cause. Elaborate...

3.3: The writing isn't even that good.

Evil is out

Horror · daylightmoon123445

daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Mauritany_DL

loll no he hasn't.

'That I...love you?' I grinned awkwardly.

Evil is out

Horror · daylightmoon123445

daylightmoon123445

1mth

Replied to Arvin_5330

Well in webnovels they encourage you to make 'arcs' or 'volumes' so you can make the chapters under the same name.

This is because the natural way how webnovels work makes it so that only a longer novel can bring greater benefits for the author. The novel's ranking, influence, and author's fame are all affected by the novel's length. To achieve a respectable degree in these areas, the novel will typically need to be at least 1.5 million words or longer.

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daylightmoon123445

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Replied to ToufiqUlAlam

Yes, you get paid for the words. Believe it or not, bro, if you open up a premium contract from Webnovel all their benefits are based on your wordcount.

The first goal is to be able to imagine and finish a story that's approximately 500,000 words. Simply speaking, you have to be able to write long novels.

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daylightmoon123445

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Replied to Arvin_5330

OMG I was thinking the same thing. But I've noticed that word count matters the most here...

The first goal is to be able to imagine and finish a story that's approximately 500,000 words. Simply speaking, you have to be able to write long novels.