You need to plan your story well. Decide on the key plot points and characters, and then estimate how much space each part will take. This can help you determine the appropriate size.
I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read it specifically. But generally, a series novel often has an overarching plot that develops over multiple books. It might be about characters trying to 'make it right' in terms of relationships, society, or some personal quests. Maybe it involves characters facing challenges and working towards solutions to set things on the right path.
In theory, Americans can make manga left to right. However, the traditional manga format is right to left, but for creative freedom or to suit a specific audience, they could go the left-to-right way. It might affect the reading experience for some, but it's possible.
One element is unexpectedness. For example, when someone is supposed to go left to reach a normal place like a store, but goes right and ends up in a completely different and unexpected situation, like a circus tent. Another is the confusion of the character. If a character is really sure they are going the right way (left or right) but are completely wrong, it can be very funny. For instance, a delivery person who is positive that the house is to the right, but it's actually to the left, and they keep arguing with the homeowner about it.
Since I'm not familiar with the 'make it right the series novel', it's hard to say for sure. However, often in such novels, there are protagonists who are the driving force behind the 'making it right' aspect. They could be ordinary people with extraordinary willpower. There might also be some antagonists who initially oppose the main characters' attempts to make things right, adding conflict to the story.
I think it really comes down to your creative vision. Right-to-left can add an interesting twist, but make sure it doesn't confuse or frustrate your audience. You might want to do some research on similar comics with that layout first.
As a fan of online literature, I don't have the ability to read physical books. However, I can recommend some books on how to make the right choice, such as How to Read a Book and The Power of Choice. I hope these recommendations will be helpful to you!
It was indeed difficult to make money by writing online novels, but it was not impossible. The creation of web novels required a certain degree of literary attainment and writing skills, as well as sufficient enthusiasm and perseverance.
To write a web novel, one must first choose a good theme and determine a clear storyline and character setting. Then, he had to have enough time and material to write and try to avoid plagiarism.
In the process of writing, one should pay attention to the character description and plot conception to make the readers resonate and resonate emotionally. At the same time, he had to pay attention to the writing style and narrative skills to make the work have a certain artistic appeal and readable.
Finally, he needed to choose a suitable publishing platform and constantly communicate with the editor to make changes to the work to ensure that the work could be recognized by readers and earn money.
Writing online novels required a certain level of literary attainment and writing skills, but as long as there was enough enthusiasm and perseverance, and continuous revision and improvement of the work, it would definitely be able to make money.