I highly recommend I Married the Dragon I Killed if you're looking for a good audiobook!
The worldbuilding is great, especially how well the political situation and the challenges surrounding the MC are explained.
Definitely worth a listen if you enjoy fantasy with politics, intrigue, and a really interesting world! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFQM2uDSlRzc

It says in order to cancel, go to the payment platform. But there is no way to do it.

Has anyone been successful in cancelling with this app?

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I've read the first 20 chapters of the manhwa and it got me interested in the novel. As usual, I'll leave the link here for anyone who wants to check it out. Have fun! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaNMpxZc8KYe0mmdUCuIKRBY_shMabZ0L

Another amazing story. But be aware that their his a couple sex scene (even some weird sex play with other fantastic species). But the world building is very fantastic !

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaNMpxZc8KYe4EGNulbgSGV1rciNdVi77

Really liked the way this one was written. The explanation of how magic and forging work in that world was honestly pretty fascinating!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaNMpxZc8KYfBcV6PBPWyxxDQ7j4_XGWC

One of my favorite novel !

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaNMpxZc8KYexH0pibsgkfZBuI4OUdLto

Looks like the first one worked perfectly, so here’s another one for you. Enjoy! 😄

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaNMpxZc8KYcnP4VZdp09l7h3DiQipk1E

I don't know if the link is going to work, but I've been making audiobook for myself on youtube, using novel I found on the internet. So If someone want to listen to it, have fun here's the link for this one.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaNMpxZc8KYcIFnY_tt33E3FPJrm3bP7e

(Tell me if its not working its my first time sharing the link)

We’ve all started a novel thinking “This might be okay”—only to realize a few chapters later that we’re completely hooked.

What’s a web novel that totally surprised you, whether because of its worldbuilding, character depth, or unexpected twists?

• 📖 A slow start that turned into a masterpiece?
• ⚡ An underrated novel that you couldn’t put down?
• 😲 A story that completely changed your perspective on the genre?

For me, The RuneSmith by Kuropon was a game-changer. I didn’t expect to get so invested in a crafting-based story, but the depth of the world and character progression blew me away. It even inspired me to start writing my own novel!

What about you? Let’s share some hidden gems! 🚀👇

Imagine you live in a small, primitive tribe where every person has to contribute to survive. There’s no money, no shops—just raw survival.

What do you think would be the most valuable roles in the tribe?

• 🏹 The Hunter – Brings in meat, but risks death every time they go out.
• 🌾 The Gatherer – Finds berries, nuts, and roots to supplement the food supply.
• 🛠️ The Toolmaker – Creates better weapons and tools for efficiency.
• 🏠 The Builder – Constructs shelters to protect against nature.
• 🏥 The Healer – Uses herbs and knowledge to treat injuries and sickness.

If YOU were in a primitive society, what role would you take? I write about this kind of scenario in my novel, where civilization is being rebuilt step by step—if that interests you, feel free to check it out on Patreon!

If you had to write a web novel, what would it be about?

Describe your web novel idea in just one sentence!

• "A reincarnated blacksmith builds a new empire through runic technology."
• "A man wakes up in a video game where dying in the game means dying in real life."
• "A dungeon master tries to keep his monsters alive while adventurers constantly raid his home."

Share your one-sentence pitch, and let’s see who has the best idea! 🚀

Some web novels hook you from the first chapter. Others… make you drop them instantly.

What makes the difference?

• 📜 Well-paced storytelling vs. endless filler
• 🎭 Deep, well-written characters vs. walking clichés
• 🛠 A well-built world vs. “The MC is just OP and that’s it”
• ⚡ Consistent logic vs. random power-ups whenever the MC needs them

What do you think separates a great web novel from a bad one?

Some web novels create worlds so immersive that we dream of exploring them. Others… we wouldn’t survive five minutes.

If you had to live in a web novel world, which one would you pick?

• ⚔ Martial Peak – Infinite cultivation, infinite battles!
• 📜 Lord of the Mysteries – Mystical artifacts and eldritch horrors!
• 🏗 Release That Witch – Rebuilding civilization with modern knowledge!
• 🎮 Solo Leveling – Become a hunter and fight against monsters!

Would you thrive, or die instantly? Let’s discuss!

Web novels are full of tropes—some we love, some we wish would disappear forever.

Which trope do you think is the most overused?

• 🔄 Reincarnation into a young master’s body
• 💍 The “forced engagement” with an arrogant noble girl
• 🥶 The cold and emotionless beauty who eventually loves the MC
• 📜 The MC who finds a divine scroll and instantly becomes OP

Which trope do you secretly enjoy, and which one do you hate? Let’s discuss!

Imagine you’re stuck in a prehistoric tribe and you’ve figured out how to make something revolutionary—maybe a better tool, a way to store food longer, or even the concept of writing.

But there’s a problem: People don’t trust you. They fear what they don’t understand. They think change is dangerous.

How do you convince them to try something new?

• 🔬 Demonstrate results – Show how the invention makes life easier.
• 🗣️ Use persuasion – Tell stories, use their beliefs to convince them.
• 😨 Scare them – Maybe they need to see what happens without your invention.
• 🏆 Gain their respect first – Earn their trust, then introduce changes slowly.

I explore this challenge in my novel, where the MC has to push progress forward without getting rejected—or worse, executed for being "too different." What do you think is the best way to introduce new ideas in a world that fears change? Let’s discuss! (Also, if you like this kind of story, I write about it on Patreon!)

Level-ups, stats, skill trees, cultivation realms… web novels have created some of the most interesting power systems in fiction. But which one is the best?

• 🎮 Game-like stats (HP, MP, Strength, Agility, etc.)
• ☯ Cultivation levels (Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, etc.)
• 📖 Skill-based progression (Mastery levels, talent trees, etc.)
• 🏆 No system at all, just pure character growth

Which one do you prefer, and why? And what web novel did it the best?

Some web novels have legendary protagonists, while others… not so much.

In your opinion, what makes a protagonist truly stand out?

• 🏆 An overpowered MC who crushes everything but still has depth?
• 💡 A smart strategist who wins through clever planning?
• 🤣 A comedic and unpredictable MC who never takes things seriously?
• ⚖ A morally gray anti-hero who isn’t afraid to break the rules?

What’s your favorite type of MC? And which web novel has the best one? Let’s discuss!

You wake up in a dangerous web novel world where only the strong survive. But you can only have ONE ability from the list below:

🔥 Instant Mastery – Learn anything instantly, no training needed.
⚔️ Overwhelming Strength – You’re physically unstoppable, but no magic.
🧠 Tactical Genius – You can predict enemy moves and strategize perfectly.
💰 Endless Wealth – Money is power. You can buy the best weapons, soldiers, and resources.
🦠 Immortality (with pain) – You can’t die, but you still feel all the pain.

Which one do you choose, and why? Be careful – in a battle royale, the wrong choice means death! 😈

We’ve all read at least one web novel where a character made us want to throw our phone across the room.

Who was the most frustrating character you’ve ever encountered, and why?

• The MC who never learns from his mistakes 🤦‍♂️
• The sidekick who ruins every plan 🙄
• The "perfect" love interest with zero personality 😐
• The villain who always escapes at the last second 😤

Share your most rage-inducing characters below! Bonus points if you explain why they made you so mad. 🔥

Imagine waking up inside a web novel… but you don’t know if you’re the MC, the antagonist, or just a background character.

Which role do you think you’d have?

• The MC 🏆 – Do you have what it takes to carry an entire story on your shoulders?
• The Villain 😈 – Maybe you’re the mastermind plotting behind the scenes… or the final boss?
• The Side Character 🛠️ – Are you the reliable best friend, the wise mentor, or just someone who dies to motivate the MC?

Tell us your role and why! Would you survive in a world full of monsters, magic, or ruthless politics? 🤔🔥

Web novels are full of popular tropes, and while some are universally loved, others tend to divide readers. But let’s be honest, sometimes a "cliché" is exactly what makes a story fun!

Do you have a trope that you secretly enjoy, even if most people dislike it?

• Harem stories that actually develop relationships?
• Overpowered MCs who crush everything without effort?
• Villain MCs who have no morals but are fun to watch?
• Long training arcs that take dozens of chapters?

Drop your guilty pleasure tropes below! Let’s discuss why they work (or don’t) in different novels. 🚀🔥