#wnlb

Trying to get people into webnovels is like I swear once you get past the questionable translation, weird writing style, and strange formatting it gets REALLY good after the first (couple) hundred chapters

Professor Juniper I love you so so much ...

Kim Soleum is such a good protagonist because he's genuinely just a nice guy, which is pretty refreshing when most horror webnovels I read have mcs that only care selectively. But Kim Soleum cares a lot! He's terrified out of his mind and wants to escape so badly but he still tries to save as many people as he can. He still considers these horrors as people, and when he's able he tries to meet them as people. He's not hopelessly and recklessly dedicated to being good or making the most moral choices, people will die and he can't do anything about it, but there's no reason for him not to try to understand and help others when he can and that's so lovely to read.

Reading a lot of different entertainment novels is very enlightening about what makes for good social media elements in a story

Chi Xiaochi would probably get along great with a bunch of old widows in a knitting club who casually admit to murder

Reading a xianxia novel and I fucking choked when suddenly this elderly cultivator threw something to the ground which exploded and his enemy was like IMPOSSIBLE YOU CAN'T USE YOUR SPIRITUAL ENERGY RIGHT NOW and the old man went that's because that was gunpowder

I am thinking about an unlimited flow novel where mc's friend died/disappeared under mysterious circumstances and it's only when mc begins going through these worlds that they realize oh. this is what happened. Has anyone read one like that?