AJPaturde

Thank you so much for such a lovely review. I am glad you loved the setting. And I am honored I could make you feel nostalgic.

Yo, AJ here. I was tried of reading the same harem web novels and the cliche plot of anime in written form. My past two web novels had failed miserably, they are something I would not want anyone to read because I had written them the way web novels wanted them to be: Cheats, powers, the chosen one, magic, spells, and harem or romance. It felt so dumb. I liked anime for two years, till I watched American movies and web/tvseries. They ARE on another level. Then I found Stephen King and Steven Speilberg. Those two throw you into a different world without any drama and monologues (like in the animes where the character talks to himself in his mind). They don't spoon-feed you, unlike anime. And the plots are just created to blow your mind. Another thing I realized that was too stupid on this platform was the length of the books. They go on -- like My Vampire System, which has been going on for over two years, or that book by Legion. They were nothing like the traditional novels -- which started and ended within three hundred to four hundred pages (sometimes a thousand pages: IT by King), but they had an end. They would create a sequel (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, and Hunger Games) if they wanted to. but they would never write infinitely, which web novel authors do. I was sick of that, seriously. And this novel is for all those who were sick of this too. You will see how I went against the rules of this platform and tried to create a trilogy that would not be of more than four-hundred chapters. And each volume will have a start and an end, not to be mistaken for an anthology series. It is like Stranger Things, where a new monster comes with every new season. I wrote the first volume in three months, then read it, then edited it by the fifth month. This is the process most web novelists don't follow. Yes, this is something traditional writers like Stephen King, J.K. Rowling, Dan Brown, Neil Gaiman, Margaret Atwood, R.L. Stine, Agatha Christie, etc., used to follow. So why upload this on web novel instead of uploading it on amazon? Three reasons: 1. I still have an income of $100 stuck with web novel. 2. The sales on this platform have reduced immensely. Where a novel would have 100,000 privilege unlocks, it now has around 70-75,000 unlocks. Which means an approx downfall of thirty percent. It tells that web novel is losing its audience. Because of what? Because of the cliche novels, copied from anime, filled with drama and stupid, senseless lengths of the novels. Web Novel needs something different -- where comes my novel (might come). If this booms, then the audience will come from Amazon KDP to web novels and I will rule the market. In other words: there is no competition for the type of novel I have written on the web novels. It is written in the style of a traditional novel. 3. To be able to publish on KDP, you need to be over eighteen, which I am not. So fu(k KDP for a month. Again, nothing guarantees the success of this kind of novel on the Web Novel, so I 'may' have little hope of this working out. But I have done my best. The best I could write and the best I would edit. If something does not suit your taste, the comment, and review section is open for all (except the trollers). So fuck!ng enjoy, for I might come as a savior for those who were sick of the typical style of web novels. I wrote this much but forgot to tell what my novel really is about. Welp, for those who are not offended for having their animes insulted (yes, they fucking suck because of the drama), go ahead and check out the synopsis. Thanks.

Thanks for that, I will try to keep the excitement under control while working on a new piece