Share something you love about your story! And don't forget to add a link!

XiuLyn_12 2023-12-16 04:11:17 UTC #14

I have always loved designing twin characters! I suppose that's one of the things I like about my comic!

myklconforti 2023-12-16 06:11:21 UTC #15

@2DLenzy I love the cover image you created! Your take on Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam" is great!

myklconforti 2023-12-16 06:16:05 UTC #16

My story draws from my life experience, so I love how I was able to tell a story that reflects my experiences without being an auto-biography. I also love the characters and their development. Writing the dialogue between them was a lot of fun.

NellieVP318 2023-12-16 13:31:00 UTC #17

The one thing I love about my current novel right now is the villain. While he doesn't have a huge active role in the first novel and first half of the second, the villain really show out how manipulative he is in the current chapter.

ArtGremlin 2023-12-23 03:37:25 UTC #18

Man runs away from a life of piracy and accidentally becomes forced to save the world. His motives start out as selfish, but he slowly begins to learn to care about others.
Also, he’s a short king. At least until the incident… (DW about it)

birthofanewworld 2023-12-23 03:39:42 UTC #19

I love the artwork that my artist has been doing. The art is glorious. I'm growing to love the characters. But the artwork keeps me going.

ratscout 2023-12-23 04:11:46 UTC #20

What I love about transcending vows is that it's a story targets to slightly older adults about marriage! I feel this topic is a bit later these days!

ShidoDraws 2023-12-23 15:24:04 UTC #21

I'm gonna share one thing I love and one thing I hate about my story. xD

What I love is that my story is a comic.

What I don't love is that my script is like the boring-est person wrote it so anyone who reads it say they prefer the comic. 🥲 There goes my chance of being a novelist. And yes, my script is actually more formatted like a novel. Though it might just be that I described a lot of the stuff and I more use the same word over and over again, and because it's a script it sounds boring. xP

Emalie 2023-12-23 17:40:58 UTC #22

I am a disaster at writing and drawing but I have learned a lot, what I love about my novel is that although this is not the most revolutionary thing you will find in a BL story, for me it is the "construction" of the friendship of a group of boys who they learn about themselves and facing their fears with the necessary maturity, without needing spicy scenes to understand that there is a relationship in it.

Also because without this my level of English would be a complete shame, worse than now.

ralyash 2023-12-23 23:23:30 UTC #23

I love that this story uses a style that I'm not really used to and that I have so many characters to play with when I lean a little more into the world-building.

infjdany 2023-12-24 05:17:32 UTC #24

what i love about my story is that i'm working with a dynamic i'd never worked with before (enemies-to-lovers AND love triangle) and how much fun its been to write it!! <3

Vikthetoonaddict 2023-12-24 15:18:21 UTC #25

Oh, this is a nice thread. I think something I love about writing The Blue Fedora is getting to push the superhero character designs without anything seeming repetitive. I love superheroes, but they're kinda hard to write for without feeling like you're copying someone else. The pulp-noir theme of the comic helps a lot with that.

Happy Holidays.

Trish 2023-12-28 06:18:23 UTC #26

I love that my characters are just like people you'd see and meet in the real world-- Flawed and Realistic!

My main characters are these teenagers-- 16 year olds.
Some of them grew up with a wealthy lifestyle, showcased by their way of thinking, attitude and behavior. They have arrogant and self-centered traits which are a reflection of how they're raised and their connection to their peers alike. One example; the rich kid with strict parents, grows up to be hard on themselves yet forces their strict ideologies onto others.
Meanwhile some of them are grew up from lower-class, their way of thinking and experiences are shown to be much different to those from above. They have traits such as envy, insecurity (which comes from being close with those from wealth) but also have a stronger will and determination to achieve their dreams compared to those who already grew up with everything.

This is not a means to generalize those within specific classes. The point that I wish to make once I'm deeper into this story is that people are essentially a product of how they're raised + their environment + much more! But it's up to them, (or us if we're talking irl), to take action on becoming a better person!

Zixixibi 2023-12-28 06:47:35 UTC #27

I love how experimental my art has been while making my comic. And it feels amazing when I can draw something that perfectly captures the abstract aesthetic feeling of my writing.

rosskinnaird 2023-12-29 10:09:53 UTC #28

There are a few, but I'll share the 2 big ones:

The multi-perspective narrative.
Being an Epic Fantasy set in a different world, there is a lot of magic, history and a LOT of people. I managed to build this universe with a main lead character within each relevant group, and each one of them will cross the others' paths in a way or the other. This creates a massive story where there is not only one good/bad, one hero/antihero, one villain/saviour.

The reasons behind actions.
The Power of Love Trilogy (of which my webserial novel here is the prequel) has the same structure.
Motivations are as important as the events and their consequences. For this reason readers will be able to chose who to root for. Even the main villain in my serial here, The Power of Love: A Tale of Time, can be seen as the hero by many. And I like that!

kingtubz7 2023-12-29 13:58:36 UTC #29

There are two things I love the most about my story:
The science combined with imagination element in the story, the story has so much science in it such as physics, chemistry, computer science and many others. The story adds imagination to science allowing for so many possibilities within the plot.
The main character, Ethan, is the main reason why I love this story. His character allows the equation of science + imagination to work well. His love for technology has spurred him to create amazing technology and his past has made him into the person that he is in the story or what the readers will see..

AnnonRaye 2023-12-29 14:22:17 UTC #30

The thing I love most about my story, is the relationship between Selene and Juba. Selene refers to him as her refuge, and Juba sees her as the human embodiment of hope. I really love writing about how every dire situation they face only serves to strengthen their bonds, and bring these two closer than ever.

Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Adventure

Leyelle 2024-01-01 00:53:40 UTC #31

I love that my story gives the characters depth beyond tropes. Brats have backstories...bad boys are a little bit understandable if you look closely. Also, the Male lead is wheel-chair-bound and the whole cast is POC which is pretty cool IMAO

Leyelle 2024-01-19 20:15:20 UTC #32

I love how the story actually makes you feel the characters emotions like you're really there with them - maybe you even become them, just for a little while.

kyupol 2024-01-19 20:26:21 UTC #33

I love how ADB is a mix of blackpill, anime, and spirituality...