wasn't satisfied with this, re writing the whole series but will keep the original as an outline

Author: 314 (Yang Chen)
 
After you confirm what genre and topic you wish to write about, it's now time for you as an author to design your settings and write the overall planned outline for your plot. As for why I'm putting these two elements together, that's because these two elements are deeply interconnected and inseparable.
 
When you're writing the overall outline, this is basically coming up with the story's plot. As you write the outline, what you're actually doing is fleshing out the details for your setting.
 
When you're writing a story, of course, you need to first consider where your story will happen, when it happens, who it happens to, and what type of person it happens to. As the story progresses, you also need to consider who the main character will meet in the story, what time and place he or she meets them at, along with who's stronger and who's weaker than the main character…
 
This is why by the time that you're finished with your overall outline, the world's background, various factions, levels, special abilities, treasures, all the important characters… and such settings will be naturally completed during the course of outlining.
 
The reverse is true as well. If you first work on designing the detailed settings instead, then you'll basically end up with an outline for the story's plot and how the main character grows over the story as well.
 
Of course, there's still some differences depending on which angle you start from. However, newcomer authors like you don't need to worry about this. You can simply create based on your personality and whatever you prefer. It doesn't matter whether you start from the settings or the outline. You can even do both at the same time.
 
For newcomer authors like you, there's only five points that are critically important for you to understand.
 
1.      Having an overall outline isn't absolutely necessary, but having one is always better than not having one
 
Theoretically speaking, even if you didn't prepare an overall outline, it might not affect the progress of you writing your novel at all. There are some authors out there that simply write whatever comes into their mind and go with the flow.
 
Of course, this is all just a best-case scenario in theory. For the great majority of authors out there, once your story's plot exceeds your planned outline... 

Your outline will help your story stay on track in the early stages, but once you reach the mid and late stages, all sorts of problems often appear, such as too many plotlines all at once, self-contradictory plotlines, or writer's block…
 
At such a time, authors will typically regret not creating a more detailed outline, but it's already too late now. Actually, overall outlines have more uses than you think.
 
Since webnovels are typically longer than normal novels, they take much longer to write as well. Typically, it takes an average author several months or even longer to finish writing everything in their overall outline. By the time that they're finish writing everything in their overall outline, most authors will have new ideas and insights into what they want to write. Once they combine their new ideas with their original outline, in a way, this gives them two sources of inspiration. It's basically the equivalent of two people working together, and on top of that, these two people know exactly what each other are thinking.
 
It's easy to see how this can be helpful in improving the quality of your novel.
 
Apart from this, while creating an overall outline, the author can also discover many topics or problems with the settings and correct them in time.
 
To give an extreme example, if you're having a great difficulty with writing your overall outline and don't know what to do with your own plot, this proves that there's a large problem with your plot. You should either make major changes, or delete this part of your plot entirely.
 
So, newcomer authors definitely shouldn't overlook the uses of having an overall outline. No matter if you have a good or bad outline, a simple or a detailed one, as long as you have one, that's good.
 
What needs to be noted is that only outlines that have been written out truly count as outlines.
 
Even if you as an author have a very detailed outline, and even if you've solidly memorized every single plot point in your outline, any outline that hasn't been written into your novel doesn't count as a true outline. That's because when you actually start writing, you'll discover that what you finally end up writing will always have differences from what you envisioned.
 
2.      You need to finish your outline, but it doesn't need to be complete
 
Thinking about your outline is equivalent to thinking about your novel's plot. You need to consider both the beginning and the end. You also need to think about everything that the main character experiences from the beginning to the end of the story.
 
If your outline isn't finished, but only half-finished, you won't even be able to predict the storylines that come later, which will cause you to have difficulties writing your plot once you finish the beginning stages. This is basically the same as not having an outline at all.
 
Still, there's no need for us to make the outline as detailed as possible from the very beginning, with so many specific scenarios for all your plots. The reason for this is quite simple—none of us know just how long our novels will turn out to be in the end.
 
A story that's written with the intent of becoming a commercial product needs to be sufficiently long enough right from the planning stage. The longer your potential story, the better. But actually, how many words it finally ends up with depends on how well your story performs.
 
If your story is incredibly popular and performs well in the market, then we can consider writing it for as long as possible. However, if your story obviously isn't popular with readers, then you can consider ending your story in a timely fashion at an appropriate point in the plot so that you can think of a new story instead. That would be a wiser decision if you wish to become a professional author.
 
Of course, when you're only in the outlining stage, it's impossible for you as a newcomer author to know how readers will react to your novel. Precisely because of this, you need to have a flexible writing plan. What this means is that you should have an outline that's detailed in the beginning and general near the end. For the beginning of your story, you should have as detailed an outline as possible, while for the middle and especially the later parts of your story, you only need some general ideas. All you need is to consider the overall development of the plot so that you know what direction to take your storyline in.
 
For example, maybe you planned that the beginning of your novel will be approximately 80,000 words, and you've prepared a 4,000-word outline for just the beginning. In that case, your outline for the next 80,000 words, the middle of your story, might only need 3000 words, and the meat of your story, another 240,000 words, might have an outline that's less than 1000 words.
 
Of course, as you continue writing your story, you should constantly update your outline as well. You should complete your outline for the next 80,000 words before you finish writing the first 80,000 words.
 
3.      Your settings need to be constantly updated

Just like writing an outline, you should first come up with the basic settings before you even begin writing, which includes your world background, main character's personality, power levels, and so on.
 
More specific settings, such as a powerful artifact that appears in the story, can be added as you write your story.
 
Unlike an outline, you don't need to fully plan out all of your settings at the very beginning. It's perfectly acceptable to think of new settings while you're writing.
 
However, newcomer authors need to note that while it's okay to come up with new settings as you write, you should write these settings down and add them to your outline or settings document as you write.
 
This is to help yourself check your own settings later in the future. Otherwise, a novel that reached over one million words and has lasted for one year or longer might cause you as an author to completely forget about something you wrote before in the past. It's even quite common to make a mistake when writing about the items that the main character possesses. Yet, there will always be a sharp-eyed reader or two that catches the author out in a misstep.
 
If you have a very detailed document on your settings, not only will you be able to greatly reduce your own plot continuity errors, you'll also be able to look through your settings whenever you have writer's block and find some inspiration in a side character that you have already forgotten about or some item that was mentioned before but never used again.
 
4.      It's better for your settings to be cliché
 
Here, this means the systems and names that you use for your settings. For example, the names and levels you use for a martial arts society.
 
Many newcomer authors will mistakenly think that using already existing well-known settings will make their novel seem too cliché, causing them to want to be as "unique" as possible. These authors will use their imaginations to come up with all sorts of fictional vocabulary words, which in their minds will make their novels "stand out." These newcomer authors don't realize that this is the worst possible way to write a novel. In the great majority of situations, this will have the opposite effect from intended.
 
A new original novel that you write should be a new interpretation or story about some specific genre or story type. How to make your novel stand out depends on the conflicts you create in your story and how the main character resolves them. As for coming up with new vocabulary words and names for your novel, even if you make them sound really cool, or make some modified slang words, it's almost never a good thing for you.
 
The reason for this can also be understood in my article about how to write the beginning of your story. By doing so, the author is placing more burden upon the readers to understand a larger amount of information.
 
There will always be other already existing words that you could have used, which are easily understood by all your readers. Instead, your readers now need to spend their time and effort on reading your explanations. Obviously, readers aren't here to read your technical manuals or info dumps. The more explanations that you have in your novel, the lower your novel's appeal and flow will become. But, if you don't add any explanations for your self-created words at all, the readers won't even understand what's going on.
 
This is why newcomer authors should avoid this useless type of "creativity" as much as possible. You should simply rely on settings that all readers are familiar with instead.
 
5.      The storyline should be pushed forward by using conflicts
 
Many newcomer authors will often develop writer's block when planning their outline or working on their novel.
 
Sometimes, this is because the author has made their storyline too messy. But most of the time, it's because the author feels like there's nothing to write about, or doesn't know what they should make the main character do. The author has no idea how to continue their own story.
 
In order to deal with writer's block, or in other words, how to push your storyline alone, the answer is actually incredibly simple.
 
You can answer this question using only one word – Conflicts!
 
Actually, the critical element of all webnovels can be summed up into one word – conflicts. For example, leveling is the desire or need of the main character to become stronger, which is a conflict between the main character and his or her own current weakness.
 
And since there is a conflict, you must resolve the conflict. And so, your main character wants to cultivate to become stronger, which means he needs to travel around the world in order to find cultivation methods…
 
All sorts of conflicts will both push forward your storyline as well as create numerous climaxes for your readers. It can be said that how you design your conflicts is the very foundation of writing any novel, not just a webnovel.
 
As for a more detailed analysis on how to design your story's conflicts, please read my intermediate-level article on the topic. For newcomer authors like you, you simply need to understand this concept, and know that you should keep coming up with new conflicts whenever you're having trouble keeping up with your own storyline. Try finding potential conflicts from plots, characters, and items you've already used, or forcefully introduce a new element into your story that creates a new conflict.
 
This can be said to be one of the most basic techniques of planning your storyline.

If you’re confused about how to write a popular webnovel, perhaps this book will be able to help you out. 

This book contains articles written by the best editors in the Chinese webnovel industry. There are introductory guides, intermediate guides, and assorted topics, with different numbers of guides in each type. Each week, we’ll be publishing three guides. If you believe that these guides are useful, please let us know by leaving your reviews. We can adjust the update rate based on your feedback.

Author introduction:

314 (Yang Chen): He is China Literature’s general manager, Xiaoxiang Academy’s general manager, Qidian’s head editor, China Webnovel Literature Committee member, Jiangsu Province Webnovel Author Committee vice-chairman, and a qualified expert on all internet literature. He has discovered many popular topics and greatly helped the industry to expand, along with having personally advised many top-tier authors. He is from the first generation of webnovel researchers. Yang Chen started working in the webnovel editing industry in 2005, and is highly skilled at summarizing and analyzing the business theories behind webnovel literature and is famed for his outstanding creativity in the industry.

 Small Team Leader（Zhou Binglin）：Small Team Leader is a high-ranked general manager for China Literature, as well as the head editor for chuangshi.qq.com. He is originally from Guilin, Guangxi.

Small Team Leader is a top-ranked editor for original novels as well as a veteran web novel expert. He has helped to discover countless popular topics as well as frameworks and has advised numerous platinum-ranked authors. He’s also one of the first generation of web novel reviewers as well as authors.

Hello there  everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful Halloween holiday!
I haven't updated a chapter in months and I deeply apologize for that. I disappeared without notice. But here I am, back and alive, fully safe, in blood and flesh.
Now I am back, but I won't be updating chapters any soon. I have decided to stop writing this book as I reached Chapter 6 I think? Well, a chapter that isn't the middle of the book. I decided that the best would be for me to re-write 'Left Unspoken' and this time, with an outline.
Now please hear me out. Months ago when I was doing it, I was just going with the flow, with what came to find. My goal was word count and updating. Not the quality, I valued quantity more. And no outline was present anywhere. But it is time I switch over and act like I say. I always say 'quality should always come over quality' and I will do what I said.
I wrote a vague outline on what is going to happen. I did change some concepts and events, but you can still find many similarities in both stories (well when the second one exists). Now that I have my outline, I can finally start!
How long will this take me? Now writing a book takes most authors about six months to a year. That said, your timeline will depend on the length and genre of your book, as well as your day-to-day writing routine. The amount of research and outlining you do beforehand can also affect how long it takes for you to write a book. That means the book will take up to a year for me to write, maybe even more. It will be a novella, which is slightly shorter than a novel leading it to take me less time. 
Let's not forget, I have school and exams and all sorts of stuff that can take my mind off writing. I have chores, a family and a life as well. I'm even still self-improving at art which is the thing I enjoy most doing, other than writing. I'm also a person that gets distracted really  easily, and when I say really easily, I mean it. So, it is pretty clear that writing isn't the only thing I have on my table.
The process is not just writing words on a screen (or a paper if you may). First comes the outline, then the drafting, then the editing, the proofreading. And that only by myself. Then come all kinds of editing made by other people like developmental editing and copyediting. Aaaand, the COVER. In these case, do judge a book by its cover! There are other stuff you got to do to get it out and there. It is some handful.
Now, when I do eventually finish this big project, there's a huge probability I will publish it on amazon because why not? It's free and it shares by book world-wide! Anyways, I am really excited for this!!! 
Notice that this change of events has a huge advantage for me; that I get to write at my own pace without having to worry about people waiting for the next chapter. Of course, there are many other advantages, but that one really gives my heart a break.
I really hope this did not upset you in any way. I will make sure to remember to keep giving you updates, both through the process and when it's published. I hope y'all stay tuned and don't forget to always place quality over quantity.

Sorra's mom was the last person to call her by her true name. When Sorra was merely six years old, her mother abandoned her. She promised to come back but never did. Sorra couldn't help but feel betrayed. She certainly didn't want anything to do with a traitor, therefore she'd changed her name.

Sorra is currently seventeen, living with her best friend May. There are problems in school, or outside with people hence her hot temper, but nothing compares with what happens when she sees a familiar car in the school parking lot...

Will Sorra's mother care enough to come back to see her only daughter, or did she forget she had one, as Sorra had assumed? Maybe she's not her only daughter after all. Read on to find out what mysteries there are, that even Sorra herself does not know about.

As the grandmaster who founded the Demonic Sect, Wei WuXian roamed the world in his wanton ways, hated by millions for the chaos he created. In the end, he was backstabbed by his dearest shidi and killed by powerful clans that combined to overpower him. He incarnates into the body of a lunatic who was abandoned by his clan and is later, unwillingly, taken away by a famous cultivator among the clans—Lan WangJi, his archenemy. This marks the start of a thrilling yet hilarious journey of attacking monsters, solving mysteries, and raising children. From the mutual flirtation along the way, Wei WuXian slowly realizes that Lan WangJi, a seemingly haughty and indifferent poker-face, holds more feelings for Wei WuXian than he is letting on.

After their lectures, Fern and Emily walk through the huge library and sit in their favourite study room. 

Sitting down at the big table in the middle, Fern asks, "You actually remembered to reserve the room, right?" 

Grimacing, Emily says, "Of course I did. I will forever have the embarrassment of being kicked out etched in my memory. How was I supposed to know that we had to make a reservation?"

Fern chuckles and says, "Honestly, I have no idea. At least we know now." 

Once the two are settled in, they immediately dive into their work. 

Fern has her papers, highlighters, and laptop spread across half of the table. On the giant whiteboard wall, Fern has scribbled out an outline for her proposal. Switching between writing on the wall and typing on her laptop, Fern is in a world of her own.

In comparison, Emily is sitting on the other side of the table with only her laptop. As she searches for papers on her topic, she regularly gets distracted by random thoughts that pop up in her head. Soon, Emily is spending more time looking at cute pictures of animals than getting any actual work done. 

Looking down at her word count and realizing that she hasn't written anything in 30 minutes, Emily huffs and gets up. 

Confused, Fern looks up and says, "What's up?" 

"I just can't focus." Starting to walk towards the door, Emily says, "I think I'm going to go find a snack." 

"Wait." Indicating towards Emily's laptop, Fern says, "Show me your paper. Explain it to me." 

After mentally debating whether or not she wants to have this conversation, Emily says okay and sits next to Fern. She pulls up her paper and starts telling Fern about the topic. 

"I'm writing about squirrels and their role in the ecosystem. They're pretty important for the dispersion of tree seeds." 

"I've never thought about squirrels as important for the spread of trees, but I guess that makes sense. Do you have an outline that I can read?" 

"No, I don't like outlines." 

Fern narrows her eyes and says, "That's like saying you're going to go on a road trip, but you don't have any driving instructions." 

"Well, I did drive to Toronto without instructions last summer." 

"Yea and you kept having to stop and ask people for directions. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean that you can skip it. " 

Realizing that Fern isn't going to let this go, Emily starts to avoid eye contact and slowly reach towards the doorknob. Once she's close enough, she points to the whiteboard and yells, "What's that- a typo?" Not taking the time to see if Fern falls for her excellent distraction, Emily rips the door open and- 

She gets hit in the back by the cap of a whiteboard marker. 

Crap. 

Turning around and looking at Fern sheepishly, Emily says, "Does this mean that you aren't going to let me leave until I finish an outline?" 

Unamused, Fern crosses her arms and says, "Yes! Now get to work." 

Reluctantly returning to her work, Emily says, "yes, ma'am."

.... 

At one o'clock in the afternoon, Emily has finished her outline, and Fern is just wrapping up her proposal. 

Fern is channeling her inner famous actress and is dramatically reading out her research proposal. She only drops her drama character when she stops to correct errors in the document. 

Ignoring the tedious nature of a research proposal, Emily selectively pays attention to the cool science. Whenever all of the aspects of Fern's logical argument come together for a fascinating conclusion, or Fern looks particularly proud, Emily lets out a cheer of applause. 

After Fern has finished performing, she sees in her periphery a group of disgruntled students staring at her and Emily. 

Lowering her voice, Fern sits in her chair and says, "There are a bunch of grumpy people looking at us. Maybe I got a little too excited." 

Rolling her eyes, Emily says, "Eh, who cares. We'll never see those people again." 

Unsure, Fern says, "Okay." Focusing on her laptop, Fern opens up the submission folder of the project proposal and turns in her assignment. 

"Finished! Let's get out of here." 

Packing up her stuff, Emily says, "Wanna go celebrate?" 

"Yes! Let's go to the local gardening store. I want to get some seeds." 

"Seeds?" 

"Going on an adventure to look at gardening supplies sounds like a great time." 

Giving Fern a dubious look, Emily shrugs and says, "I'll come along."

A young university student, Fern, is a mess. She has yet to find something that makes her feel passionately excited. 

When Fern receives a bad mark on a research project proposal, she is forced to seek help from a professor and discovers the magic of biology. 

As Fern pursues her fascination with the field, she and her friends will inadvertently revolutionize the world's understanding of the planet and its inhabitants.

One thing that students must do during their academic lives is writing a 1000 words essay. This can look like an intimidating number, and many students are left wondering how long it can take. A simple search on the internet will give questions such as "how long is a 1000 words essay?" or "how many pages are in that kind of paper?"

If you have one of these questions, we have prepared some guidelines that can be used to know an exact number of pages that you will end up with. We will also provide an estimate of how long it will take to write the same length of an essay. Read on for knowing the number of pages will make that kind of paper and how long it takes to create such an essay.

1000 words essay

Writing is the same: 1000 words are always 1000 words, whatever the topic is, whatever your today writing mood. This doesn't mean that it is always easy, sometimes it is not and sometimes you look as mesmerized by the blank paper…no ideas, no motion, nothing at all. In this case, a stroll in a park or a coffee break with your friends can play down the impasse and give you new energies.

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How to write a 1000 word essay: Guidelines for students who want to get A+

Choosing the topic. Not always the topic is given, and the opportunity of choosing the subject of your essay can be a big plus: if you are wondering, "What should I write my research paper on?" go for an issue you are well up in or with a lot of available material, both online and in libraries. There are countless possible 1000 words essay topics; a personal point of view is to avoid themes that involve you emotionally, taking otherwise the risk of losing objectivity.
Sketch a general skeleton. Some guidelines defining the overall parameters of your essay can be very helpful in developing your text within certain limits, keeping the focus on the topic and preventing the hazard of going off the subject. Many websites offer different and valid sample schemes you can use to create yours.
Structuring your essay. A 1000-word essay is commonly made of three main parts: introduction, body, conclusion. The introduction explores the topic broadly, arousing the readers' interest and inviting them to look into it. The body is the largest part of outline for essay, where subject and ideas are dissected and supported by arguments and factual data. The conclusion sums up the article, highlighting the salient notions and, possibly, offering some new original ideas and points. Within these macro guidelines, many options are possible, depending on the purpose of your issue; a good idea is to google for some 500 words essay examples and get inspired by those matching, by and large, the general skeleton you have prepared.
Getting inspired boosts creativity, plagiarizing limits it. Usually, I don't like to write such definitive sentences, but the importance of an original content in essays requires a strong stand indeed. The choice of creating an all-new content rather than using one already written is of course based on responsibility and on respect for others work, but there are other, less evident, reasons you shouldn't plagiarize. What if your original ideas would be a really great contribution to a further developing of the topic, inspiring other subjects to open new doors and explore different opportunities related to that theme? The crux is no longer on accountability, but on coming out and becoming aware of your worth and your skills. No small feat!
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Top 1000 Essay Word Questions with Answers:

How many pages are 1000 words?

Are you wondering how Many Pages is 1000 Words? You can check this with the help of free online word counter tool. Some factors affect the word count on a page. These include the kind of font used and its size, margins used, spacing elements and the length of paragraphs. If you want a general rule of thumb, a 1000 words essay will consist of:

2 pages of Arial font with a font size of 12 and with a single spacing
2 pages of Calibri font with a font size of 10 pt and a double spacing
4 pages for a Times New Roman font with a font size of 12 and a double spacing
It is also worth noting that different universities have a different definition of the word count on a page. This could be 250, 275 or even 300 words. If an instructor has given such guidelines, only format your paper for fitting the word count.

How long does it take to write 1000 words?

After determining the word count, you may be wondering, how long will writing take? Again, this will depend on some factors such as the amount of time taken for research, whether you have good comprehension skills, your planning ability, and typing speed. Here are a few guidelines:

How long will it take me to write 150 words?

It will take you 30 minutes to write 150 words

How long will it take me to write 300 words?

It will take you 1 hour to write 300 words

How long will it take me to write 400 words?

It will take you I hour 20 minutes to write 400 words

How long will it take me to write 500 words?

It will take you 1 hour and 40 minutes to write 500 words

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How long will it take me to write 600 words?

It will take you 2 hours to write 600 words

How long will it take me to write 800 words?

It will take you 2 hours and 40 minutes to write 800 words

How long will it take me to write 1000 words?

It will take you 3 hours and 20 minutes to write 1000 words

How many paragraphs will a 1000-word essay be?

The essay's length will depend on how creative you are and the essay's structure. You can choose having a 5 paragraph essay or divide all your thoughts into different paragraphs. Take note that the more paragraphs are in your essay, the better. This is because it can be hard reading and comprehend long paragraphs. The good idea has eight paragraphs for 1000 words.

Here are some basic guidelines:

It should be more than 5 paragraphs
It should be less than 10 for easy reading
If you are writing in direct speech, change the paragraph after changing each speaker
What topics are suitable for 1000-word essays?

If your instructor has not given you a topic, your first step when writing an essay is choosing one. Your choice of topic will mostly depend on the needed essay type. Remember that you must create an argument.

You can begin by coming up with a list of potential topics. Then narrow down this list to maximum 3 topics. Ensure that you can easily discuss the 3 essay topics when having a limited allowance of length. You can then conduct initial research for seeing which topic has enough materials to write on. Pick an essay topic to write on with good resources for the research.

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How to write a different types of 1000-word essay

If you are wondering how to write a 1000 words essay, consider what you will write in the different kinds of essays. Here are some common types of essays.

Narrative essay. In an essay tell a story concerning a real-life experience. Even though it may look easy, good narrative essay will challenge you to think and also write about yourself.
Descriptive essay. This essay's goal is giving a vivid picture. You might use an essay for describing the place, person, object or even memory with a special significance.
Expository paper. This is informative writing that is supposed to offer a balanced topic analysis, so define or explain the topic in this paper.
Persuasive essay. This paper present facts and aims to convince the readers to accept the point of view of the writer. Use logic and facts for building your case.
1000 word essay topics example

If you want to write 1000 word essay example, pick one of these topics for your essay:

Does long-distance dating cause unfaithfulness in relationships?
Does parent attitude cause sibling rivalry?
Problems caused by religious oppression
For a compare and contrast essay, choose one of the topics:

Should newborn be vaccinated or not?
Corn grain vs. wheat: Which is better and why?
Natural ageing vs. plastic surgery: which is better?
Here are some topic ideas for the argumentative essay:

Are humans the cause for global warming?
Should the idea of men being given paternity leave apply
Should school uniform be banned?
When choosing your essay's topic, ensure to pick one that you have an interest in.


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Sometimes, there are things in life that stops you from doing the things you want to do. There are things that you can change, and things that you can't. More often than not, some difficult choices had to be made in order to make your life a little less stressful.

My rant ends here~ Sorry for the delay guys!

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Rianolinon: Yes, I am the goddess of daily updates, but not of collections. Nya~ at this rate I feel like Webnovel is just pitying me.

Mishak: lol.

Reinesse: I am the goddess of trash. Now, I'm worse than you

Rianolinon: I mean like, do you know anybody that has been on daily updates 10 times? Cuz I only know myself *blob derpy emoticon*

Mishak: Oh, that's awesome.

Elyon: Aren't you a shameless feline?

ForeverPupa: Why are there so many silent readers in webnovel? *peepo cry emoticon*

Rianolinon: Yes, nya~

Reinesse: How many times do you update daily?

Rianolinon: Once, 500 words. Too lazy to type 1k+ anymore nyeheh.

Reinesse: @ForeverPupa They're all in every single reading apps.

ForeverPupa: @reinesse Ikr, that's sad.

Reinesse: I don't get comments. *blob sad reach emoticon*

Cel_T: People who read are the silent kind.

ForeverPupa: *blob dead emoticon*

Rianolinon: I only read new chapter comments.

Reinesse: Same with me, I'm not silent at all.

ForeverPupa: I upload my story in tapas even though it only has 280ish view right now.

Silent C1own: Sagiri still doing better than me.

Elyon: Tapas?

Rianolinon: I am actually amazed at how I havent even thought about quitting typing my novel yet. LOL.

Mishak: Why should you?

Rianolinon: MishaK because I'm XX. Without a single clue about what job I want.

Mr. McGuffin: Well you only do 500 words.

Rianolinon: I used to do 1k so…

Mr. McGuffin: Mine are averaged around 1.5k.

Mishak: If you enjoy writing.

Rianolinon: I just feel obligated. *thinking emoticon*

Reinesse: How come we're the same age, but I'm such a trash.

ForeverPupa: Whoa, I'm old.

Rianolinon: Rein it's called effort. A for Effort.

Reinesse: I do lack that. It's hard for me to exert effort in anything.

Rianolinon: You should listen to music when you type.

Elyon: xD!

Mr. McGuffin: I only lack motivation, skill, work ethic, readers, and resources. I got everything else.

Elyon: Do you have a drop dead gorgeous hamster by your side? @Mr. McGuffin

Mr. McGuffin: Sadly not.

Elyon: You don't have everything! *looks at him in disdain*

Reinesse: I can't focus while listening to music I'm trying to train my brain to multitask.

Elyon: Oh yeah?

Reinesse: Reading while singing along with the music, but it's haaaaard.

ForeverPupa: I work 9-5 everyday with overtime, but still write my update. I even lack sleep sometimes *cry emoticon*

[A/N: I salute you ForeverPupa.]

Cel_T: I have this one song on loop when I type.

ForeverPupa: My readers aren't many, but i wont leave even 1 reader without a story *pepe cry emoticon*

Mr. McGuffin: True hero @ForeverPupa

Rianolinon: *sparkle emoticon*

ForeverPupa: *whoa emoticon*

Mr. McGuffin: I just bullcrap everything and hope it works.

Cel_T: I have general path for story, but not details lol.

Rianolinon: <--- hasnt done a single outline.
<--- hasnt thought about a single thing for novel.


Reinesse: How did you reach a lot of chapters without an outline?

ForeverPupa: I write whenever I have a break from my work, or when I'm on my way to/back from work.

Reinesse: General path = rough outline = outline.

Cel_T: Dedication.

Mr. McGuffin: When I'm in the middle of typing and i go "Crap i have no idea what I'm talking about."

Cel_T: It's not written out. It's in my head.

Mr. McGuffin: Mine is too.

Reinesse: Idk how to still write when I'm at school. The end of our class is like 4 pm
then curfew for dorm is like 7pm, so if there's practice, three hours practice. Then we'll pass our gadgets by 9 pm. I only have two hours enough for one chapter, but i also have a job so basically goodbye novel. Speaking of job, I've lazed too much.

Rianolinon: Dorm? Wot? U get dorms in high school?

Reinesse: Yep.

Rianolinon: We don't.

Reinesse: Because it's like a regional school, and my actual home is like far away.

Mr. McGuffin: We lucky to have a classroom at my school. Damn hurricane.

Rianolinon: I wake up at 5, go to bus at 6:45. First class starts at 7:30, school ends 2:30. Get home at 3 sleep at like…2:00 am.

Reinesse: Monday, 7:15 is the flag ceremony. One time i only finished doing my stuff by 7:14, but i still haven't wore my socks or buttoned my uniform, so i literally ran towards the flag ceremony while buttoning my blouse.

[A/N: Pfft!]

Rianolinon: Rein, wat about the males? 

Reinesse: Then when i reached the court, it was the only time I wore my sock.

Rianolinon: Rein, this isn't anime.

Reinesse: I have sando underneath.

Rianolinon: This isn't anime rein. You don't wear your socks at court, you wear them before u go.

Reinesse: I did. *blob derp emoticon*

Mr. McGuffin: What the heck?

Reinesse: I read a lot but my reading speed is still 10 words per second.

Rianolinon: ...… You read 600wpm? Wtf? Are u even human?

[A/N: She's not human, she's Reinesse.]

Reinesse: It's normal according to google for readers to gain such speed after a period of time.

Rianolinon: Oh, really I don't even know.

Mr. McGuffin: I do not know my words per min.

Reinesse: @Rianolinon what I did is simple. I read some long chapter of what I'm reading in XYZ-World, timer then copy paste to word.

Rianolinon: I see.

Reinesse: Then divide. *sparkle emoticon*

Mr. McGuffin showed a link to calculate reading speed. 

Mr. McGuffin: I'm a good reader according to this. I read about 325 wpm and had an 82% comprehension.

Reinesse: I hate those type of test they make my speed lower. *blob sad reach emoticon*

Mr. McGuffin: hehe. Did you try it?

Reinesse: The last time i tried 500 wpm 100% comprehension. Lemme try again.

Mr. McGuffin: Okay.

Reinesse: Not exactly 500, but around it. 

Murakami: I read around 400 got 82% comprehension.

Mr. McGuffin: I was not speed reading though. I could probably get faster, but if the questions are similar then It will mess up the comprehension.

Elyon: I'm a slow reader, but I make up for it due to my Sex Appeal. *blob whoa emoticon*

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Author's Thoughts

Once again, sorry for the  ̶v̶e̶r̶y̶ late update of WWCG. Some IRL stuff happened that drained me both physically, and mentally. Hopefully, this week would be  ̶l̶e̶s̶s̶ ̶s̶t̶r̶e̶s̶s̶f̶u̶l̶ a better one, so I can stick to my update schedule. 

I would also like to take this opportunity to give praise to the authors like ForeverPupa. They are the authors who do their best to update their chapters even though they're busy with IRL things like work, studies, etc.

I would also like to encourage young writers like Ria  ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶R̶e̶i̶n̶e̶s̶s̶e̶ to be adventurous, and write stories that will help them hone their writing skills. Some of you might ask the question "is it difficult to write a good story?"

The answer to this question may vary depending on who you will ask. If you were to ask me this question a few months ago, my answer would be, "Yes, it's difficult to write a good story."

However, the current me would give you a different answer. Honestly, It's not difficult to write a good story. The difficult part is whether you can actually write it, and persist till the end. 

There are many great stories here in Webnovels, but some of them went to hiatus, and some were dropped. Their authors stopped writing these stories for reasons only known to them. These stories in turn just rot in a corner of the web and was never heard of again.

For me, this is the saddest part of writing a story. So, writing a good story is not actually difficult. The hard part is finishing a book. Of course, the story may not be perfect, some people may call it trash, and some may call it the work of an amateur writer.

Reality is harsh and these words can be hurtful especially for new authors. But, I believe, that those authors who managed to finish their stories and persisted till the end are stronger compared to the rest. 

My journey is still beginning and the finish line is still far from sight. I hope, and pray, that I will be able to finish the stories that I had started. Not only for the sake of my readers, but also for my sake as a writer.

There was a quote from Stephen King that says, "The road to hell is paved with adverbs."

I beg to disagree, my road to hell is paved with tense shifts.

Have a good day everyone!

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P.S The Cover Drawing is not mine. I just find it nice so I used it. Full credits go to the owner.

Violet Brooks
6: 25 p.m. P.S.T. (Prismarien Standard Time)
Prismarien Republic
As I climb over slippery grey boulders and stumble through the forest, the only thought flashing through my head is, "I never thought I'd die from history."
And I don't mean by taking hundreds of pages of notes during the two hour lectures where you're pretty sure your last brain cells died. Or by writing so many essays that your writing hand becomes so sore and you start to wonder if you've sprained anything.
No, I'm talking about being quite literally chased by someone who should've lived in the 1600's and died in 1600's—though that was only a rough estimate based on what the man had said earlier. As far as I can tell, he is a Spanish conquistador who thinks I'm an escaped Native American slave.
So I continue the run for my life, desperately trying to make it past the Warped Time Zone.
In 2060, we face a new sort of disaster—Warped Time Zones. Some of them happen within a timespan of a few hours, while some within a few minutes. But one thing was for sure: those who were stuck in Warped Time Zones rarely escaped--that is, alive, anyways.
As I turn the corner on a dusty trail, I see the blurred outline of the Warped Time Zone horizon. If I can just make it past the horizon, I'll be out of the Warped Time Zone. I sprint, passing wooden colonial-style houses and expansive plantations. Storm clouds roll overhead. Sweat from the humidity and exertion causes my shirt to cling to my back. The ground seems to quake as my pursuers close in on me. Panic makes it hard for me to focus. How long have I been stuck in this Warped Time Zone? And more importantly, how much time do I have left?
I'm close now to the Warped Time Zone horizon--close enough to see the wreckage of modern buildings, now crumbling into ash. Older buildings rise to take their place. Two more men on horseback join the growing crowd now chasing me. Panic building in me, I use my passive skill to create an illusion, turning the crowd away from the horizon.     
I sprint straight into the blurry horizon of the Warped Time Zone. When I exit, I brace myself. I am standing on a mossy asphalt road, the outline of a city-scape in the background.

Okay guys, I know you've been waiting for an update on this story and I've come to a decision.

I'll be doing a massive revision on the original outline of this story mainly because of several reasons.

First is that as some of you may or may not know, I write my stories using my phone but since I changed phones, some of my previous drafts regarding this story couldn't be recovered. I was only able to recover the previous chapters and some of the earlier versions of my drafts and outline so things are very incomplete and I'm finding it hard to follow the plot I previously set because it's been a long time and you guys know that I'm also writing another story.

As for why I'm able to continue writing that story, it's because I had originally signed a contract with Webnovel for that so I have a copy of most of my drafts and outlines in my email.

Rest assured that I am not dropping this story. At the most, I'll be rewriting it to give the story more background, improve the character profiles, elaborate the world settings and make sure the story isn't as rushed because I feel that as it is now, there will be several plot holes that might not make sense in the future if I don't fix it.

So please be patient. I know I have a horrible update sched but I just don't want to publish any work that I'm not personally satisfied with.

I'll be doing a mass release on this once I've reorganized everything and I'm aiming for at least ten chapters in one go and this should be released sometime this December.

Thank you guys for staying and still supporting this story. It's because of you guys that I haven't decided to drop this story despite the long hiatus and issues I have with it so thanks a lot!

Lots of love! <3
Rina

She grew up as an orphan who lived on the streets, witnessing and experiencing the horrors and cruelty in life.

At a tender age of five, she was already a little girl with a cold and mature demeanor as she fought to survive in her harsh environment until the day she met the man who saved her from her miserable fate.

The man became her teacher, her father and the reason she lived. She did everything she was told without question. Everything. Whether it was to fight, hide who she was or conflict with what she wanted.

She would give up everything to follow him just so that she would never be alone, even her life.

In the end, she ended up doing exactly that but she had no regrets even in her dying moments. Just a peaceful smile as she stared at her benefactor's tear-stained face amidst the fire that was burning the temple they lived in.

Raising her pale, trembling hand, she wiped away the tears from her beloved master's face before she coughed out blood and gave him another smile.

"Thank you Master... for everything." she whispered before she closed her eyes and her hand fell with a thud. A small serene smile on her lips while blood trickled out.

"Little Rin, I'm sorry... I'm so sorry..." he gasped between heaving sobs as he clutched the body of his beloved student to him. 

Grief shaking his body as his chest clenched painfully as if something was breaking and to him there was. The young girl was not only his student but someone he considered to be his own daughter and the guilt he felt over her death almost overwhelmed him.

With a shuddering breath, he gently laid her down and kisses her forehead before straightening up.

"My little flower, be at peace. Master will make things right."

As soon as he finished speaking, a bright light slowly emanated from his body and enveloped the young girl blinding those who surrounded the temple before an explosion occured, leaving nothing behind.

Unbeknownst to the girl, her soul who was supposed to descend to the netherworld was encompassed by a warm, bright glow until it all slowly faded. Just like that, all the things she has ever known, ever had and ever met disappeared and everything changed.

Then she opened her eyes.

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cover image: google; credits to owner

After talking to Jiang Huanqing, Yun Hua returned to her room. 
The first three chapters of the novel had already been written.
Yun Hua kept editing them over and over again.
The name of the book was 'Shocking Dream of Qing Palace,' and she was pretty satisfied with this name.
Actually, many online novels did not have a main storyline, let alone a detailed outline.
However, it was undeniable that a main storyline, a detailed outline, and even a chapter outline would definitely elevate the story's logical flow and narration. This could also allow the author to write more smoothly and avoid too many writer's blocks.
The first three chapters and even the first 30,000 words had to be refined in detail. After all, the introduction was the thing that attracted the readers' attention.
A shocking introduction could allow one to feel refreshed.
In 2006, when the time-traveling theme was still very novel, time-traveling because of a landslide was even more unique.
When Mo Lan woke up, she became the young princess of the Niohuru Hala family. Even though she was a medical student, she had watched Er Yuehe's Kangxi Dynasty. After she understood who she was and that she had traveled back in time into this identity, she realized that she had become Qianlong's mother.
Mo Lan felt that she was not intelligent enough. As a modern person, she also didn't like sharing her husband with other women, so she was prepared not to compete in the concubine selection from the start. She wanted to fight for the opportunity to marry a Han man in the future. With her current Manchu identity and status, it would not be too big of a problem to marry a Han man with good character. At most, she would just not get married.
However, things were always so coincidental. Mo Lan was very curious about the ancient world and finally found a chance to pray to the deities with her mother on the third of March. In the end, she coincidentally met a severely-injured man, who was barely alive, in a bamboo forest at the back of a temple.
The man was very good-looking. Coupled with Mo Lan's nature of saving the ill and her medical skills, she took care of the man's injury. Unexpectedly, this man was exactly the future Yongzheng and the current Fourth Prince—Yin Zhen.
The story flowed too well, and Yun Hua was writing very quickly.
One good thing about a web novel was that it had the highest expectations on the storyline.
One just had to write logically and smoothly, without extravagant vocabulary. As long as one could write clearly and more diligently, one would be able to write a web novel that readers loved.
Yun Hua had written so many novels in her previous life; Thus, she had long been able to combine her literary skills and the storyline, allowing her to tell the story's ups and downs in the most intricate and smoothest way possible.
After tidying up the novel's book title, synopsis, and the first three chapters, Yun Hua started working on the later chapters' detailed outlines.
She loved writing chapter outlines. They were detailed about the core content, containing every chapter's point and conclusion. She made sure that her conclusions had cliffhangers so that it attracted the readers to carry on reading. Having cliffhangers was an extremely important part of a novel.
At the same time, she also wanted to go through the story outline and list all the twists and turns of the story, to better arrange the later plotline.
For a novel with more than a million words, all this work was complicated but necessary.
Since Yun Hua had already written the novel, she was aiming for copyrights. She wanted to turn the novel into a movie, a game, and a comic; she would not simply earn a few bucks and stop there. 
Thus, she had to settle the important scenes, which would increase her workload. Of course, she would get an even bigger return in the future.
Once she started working, more than two hours had passed. Yun Hua stretched and hesitated for a while before standing up.
There were apples and bananas in the refrigerator. Should she give some fruits to that person?
When she went up to the attic, that man was still lying down and sleeping with his eyes closed.
Yun Hua immediately remembered the time he pretended to sleep.
She bit her lips and kicked his long legs sprawled on the floor. "Hey! Stop pretending to sleep."
However, to her surprise, he did not give any form of reaction.
Looking at his face again, she realized that he looked very sick.
Yun Hua instantly started panicking.


[Strong female lead, Revenge, One True Couple]
Her best friend becomes her sister, disfigures her, breaks her legs, steals her rich fiancé, plots the death of her mother, and sends her to a psychiatric hospital where she is tortured to death.
Reborn as her thirteen year old self with a vengeance, Yun Hua is going to make all of them pay in blood!
While planning her revenge, she meets Bo Siqing, a soldier that died in his twenties in her previous life, and their fates get intertwined in a very interesting manner.

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