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Aug 31, 2022
To:Deleted User
Damn, never thought of that.
But she didn't become a queen, it was prince shoko that became the king. The book was rushed as hell. But the future parts that already have planned will be much more planned out(if a win the contest, that is) .
Do have a suggestion? I still have time to change the story. Oh, and thanks for reading the whole story, it means a lot.
How did you know? (Today was basically the last day for me to finish the story, so I had to do it) .
Shit! Really didn't noticed that. Thanks!!!
Yeah, she won't, I hate when stories kill the protagonist to make more artificial emotional impact.
Not for long... The main reason why is she getting so strong is for character development , she's so obsessed in seeking revenge, feeling so powerful with the powers, but she lacks mental strength, being independent from someone, that will be her downfall.
Aug 30, 2022
She lied.
Aug 28, 2022
Don't know if you noticed, but he's the same guy from the first chapter.
Aug 26, 2022
A site said that it was bad luck but doesn't matter, just one thing I wanted to ask. I don't know if you are, but I'm contesting in the Mal x honeyfeed event, do you think my novel (this one) will even be close to win? Or I should get my hopes down.
It's better explained in the chapter, if you pour the milk before the sugar in the tea You will have bad luck. It's a superstition.
No, it's actually a British thing.
The beginning of chapter begins with Valry shaking tremendously, Matthew comforts her, right after that, he mentions the accident that she was involved in, to add salt to injury, he compares Valry's actions to a cup of tea ridden with bad luck. That's the manipulative side I was trying to convey. He tries to make her more paranoid than she already is.
You're right, I thought it would be more dinamic to change perspectives, because the two are very interesting. Matthew represents the reader, knowing more about Valry, and the narrator would show how manipulative is Matthew. Basically, Matthew was manipulating Valry "just like a doll."
Note: This chapter has two narrators, the omniscient one and Matthew.