How to write a story?

[briannagage18]

I've been wanting to make my own novel/manhwas(I can't draw) and my problem is that I don't know how to set anything up. The style I'm looking for is kinda of like Solo Leveling, Boundless Ascension, and The Lone Necromancer just to name a few.

[BoomerZ]

Setting up a comic is no different than any other stories. There are entire libraries of books on how to write.

[kyupol]

Any story can be saved by attractive characters. Don't sweat too much about it. Relax and let go

[faisalhussein394]

Look, the only way to write a story is to feel inspired and try not to copy cat the content that inspires you. Best start with mythologies like the Greek mythos, Egyptian, Persian, Chinese, all that good jazz. And when you're done, read some histories of rise and fall about heroes, empires, weird events etc.

Always remember, write the story you want to make. Not for someone else, because you may not feel invested, passionate, and sooner you will feel like it's more of a job than a hobby. Writing a story is meant to be entertaining, not a chore.

[2DLenzy]

Do you already know the premise of the story you want to tell?

-Try just writing a few plot points that reflect the premise/story you want to tell, whether it focuses on the world, or the character(s).
-I'd also make character sheets describing appearance, personality and behaviors, likes/dislikes to start.
-Then write out your first paragraphs and see if you can make it all flow together and experiment with the relationships/dynamics/dialogues of your characters.
-Write a first draft and get critiques (if you want) and try to improve on it incrementally.
-As for drawing, it's gonna take practice, same as writing. You can scribble a few thumbnails to accompany your writing. You'll develop your own style the more you do it. I'd suggest Youtube/drawing tutorials to begin.

Sorry if it's a bit vague, but start small and build up. Make some time every day to write/practice drawing and you'll have a story after some time. And don't fret, no one is perfect the first time.

If you need, like a template for a novel/comic script, I'd suggest Celtx, if it's to your liking. There's also Good Drive, Google Docs, etc.

-Do some research on writing/genres/styles, it'll help too.

[NGChloe]

First, decide a basic premise, then come up with the main characters and some basic descriptions of their likes, dislikes, personalities, hobbies, simple stuff that help you get a good idea going. Decide what you think the initial plot is going to be, then sit down and write. If you don't set things up well the first time, go back and set them up better. fixing things later is a key part of writing.
Next you need to get methods. Some people write in 30 minute bursts, others over time, some need quiet, some need music, what's your technique and when are you gonna use it?
Next you need to relax, if your too stressed and force yourself too hard, your just gonna break yourself.
Then find moments to brainstorm. Going outside and getting fresh air usually helps me personally.
And then just trial and error-ing until the deed is done

[Lensing]

I start with a problem and a solution and I have a setting / characters in mind.
Then I break down the story to the essential parts. There are many ways to do
that. I came up with a 12 panel system. This means that I try to squeeze the story
into 12 panels. In my opinion you can tell the essense of every good story in 12 panels
and when I need more than 12 panels to tell a story then it means that I am focusing
too much on unncessary aspects

[cherrystark]

Literally, just start writing. Put something down on paper and go from there. Especially if you're brand new to writing, focus on getting something out and having fun. You'll learn more as you go