The Ultimate Guide to Writing a "Naruto" Fanfic: Tips and Tricks from a Writer!

                      The Ultimate Guide to Writing a "Naruto" Fanfic: Tips and Tricks from a Writer!

Oronguin-sensei

Possibly you have read or seen one of my current works and say that they are bad; I don't deny it; they are total garbage. Now I don't have that motivation; that spark of flame died along with the time they deleted my FanFiction account along with everyone's work, but I will share all my experience with you so that you can put it into practice. It is of no use to me to have that knowledge that I will never put into practice again. 

This video covers everything from the basics to the most difficult and some tips. You can say that it is a remake.

 

Let's start with the basics of writing a Naruto fanfic. I had mentioned this in my first video on how to write a fic.

I'm going to do these steps quickly.

The first and most important thing of all is to know the Naruto universe.

Be familiar with the characters, villages, and world laws (world rules).

Study the arcs of each episode. It is also important to know about filler, and this is to understand character development.

Choosing an Approach: Decide whether you will use canon characters or create original characters (OC) for short, or as they are called, bosses. 

Define the genre and how you are going to carry out your fic (action, romance, comedy, lemon, American love, etc.).

The next thing is to have a plot development: Create an attractive conflict for the characters. Later I will show you a diagram and leave you a link to download it; I don't want to bore you.

Building characters, make sure interactions are realistic and coherent; we can't have two-month-old Naruto awaken shadow-level power and have a harem of only female Otsukis; that is strange and very xd.

Dialogue: Keep the authentic voice of the characters, although it is always good to change it up; for example, the Hinata I'm using is not the Canon; she is a very cold yandere Hinata. 

Use simple, understandable dialogue to advance the plot and develop characters, settings, tell the appearance of the macaques that are participating, etc.

Vaguely describes the environments: It is not a web novel; everything already has its form, and it is not necessary for you to write a scenario as if we had never seen it.

 

Now we are going to go to a slightly more advanced level in the creation of the fic.

 

First, I'll put you on the flashbacks. That's right, I didn't forget about them. They are the most important thing when we want to write our fic in more depth, and we use them to delve deeper into the history of the characters. This can help reveal motivations and backgrounds without interrupting the flow of the narrative. In addition, it can also be used to finish the chapter if you ran out of ideas. (Wink wink).

 

Secondly, I'm going to give you this, and if you think I was wrong, let me know. Incorporation of original jutsus. Create your own jutsus for original characters (bosses) or to give a new twist to existing ones, for example, Naruto with the storm element or Naruto with the wolf contract, and one point that I want to emphasize in my head is that you always have to make sure they make sense within Naruto's universe, that it looks like how he got them, and that it seems reasonable... We can make Naruto have the power of a god combined with the ten thousand-meter poya sealed inside, not his ass, of mental space. But we need to make sure how he got it, and if you see that, you can't manage to show how. So, this fic automatically becomes a humorous fic or troll fic. An example of these fics is the QHPS. Itachi sold tamales, things like that that don't explain how he got such a development and are more for fun in a sense of humor. Besides, there is no difficulty in writing something like that. I recommend you write some to relieve stress; it's fun. I wrote ones about QHPS; Naruto was black and had a Pokegirl harem; if you want to read it, let me know. Now back to the topic. (Serious mode activated).

 

Third, I'm going to give you something that many readers hate me for and will hate you to death.

Use cliffhangers; in other words, always end chapters with open questions or tense situations to keep readers hooked and wanting more. Believe me, with this you can even earn money. You know how to end it—end it in the best part. Hahahaha, you're going to see the reaction of the readers. Varies. The vast majority get angry and curse us as demons or that we make them suffer; others thank you for the chapter and look forward to it. Hahaha, I really love this part. Be careful. I recommend that you do not abuse this type because then you will end up losing the audience, and, believe me, it will be very difficult to get it back.

 

Let's go with the fourth, and this is also very important to obtain a five-star quality fic, and it is the change of perspective. Experiment with narrating from different points of view (for example, a villain or a supporting character). This can offer new perspectives and enrich the plot even more, and it also helps you lengthen the fic, as you know many web novel authors use it. I mostly see this trick in Korean novels. They narrate a lot from the perspective of an extra character without much importance who is only telling you how the protagonist saw meaningless things, but yes. It takes up to ten damn chapters just so that from the perspective of the extra, I can tell you how I watch the protagonist smile at him, and that's it. Sometimes we swallow the filling without realizing it, and this is more common for those who like to listen to Korean, Chinese, or Japanese novels. Hahahaha, personally, I don't put that in my novels unless it's very important and results in the words being reduced and not being very long, and by the way. Don't call Chinese fic novels; that's a shame for those of us who really make novels. Confusing a fic with a novel, my God. Normally I'm not the one to tell you what to do, but since you are now my viewer and watching this video, I have an obligation to educate you. 

 

Let's go to point number five, and, although this point is more about preferences, you will see that position five depends a lot on who writes the fic. 

References from some anime or cartoon, as a mention. In most of my fics, I always make references to different animes. In the case of Naruto Storm, I made several references and honorable mentions to Bleach with the Bankai. To do this, we must include subtle references to real-world culture or other anime or manga that readers may recognize. This adds a fun touch and may attract more readers who are interested in both worlds, believe me. This is well received and adds even more charm.

 

The next point number six goes hand in hand with the descriptions and scriptures, but I decided to bring it up later; I did this so that you don't get saturated with information. This point refers to you using sensory descriptions. Use descriptions that involve the five senses. This will make your scenes more vivid and attractive to readers. When I write fics, I like to narrate it with what they do, etc. An example is this: "Knock, knock, the rhythmic sounds of something hitting the door are heard." Things like that seem simple, but this makes the fic very realistic and level up. When I was at my best, I wrote with details that even seemed like novels.

 

Let's go to point seven. 

This is something that we are going to have to do, whether it is intentional or because it appears out of nowhere. And it is the development of relationships. Whether we wanted to or not, we always use less common relationships (such as friendship between secondary characters) to give more depth and freshness to your interactions. This comes out unconsciously to all of us. Whether when our protagonist interacts with a dog, a cat, a bird, etc., we are developing friendships.

 

Another point that goes with point three, which deals with cliffhangers, is building tension.

 

Add moments of tension before big battles or revelations. This may be through misunderstandings, secrets, or internal conflicts. Another personal rule: if there is tension, then there must be humor and light moments; integrate moments of humor or comic situations. This can balance out the more serious parts of your story and make the characters feel more real. Like in my fics or in this video where I add humorous things so that it doesn't sound too robotic... Anything can be done. You know the best part of the video. We are just beginning at the tip of the iceberg. 

 

Now I'm going to give you some examples. Since I'm using Loquendo's voice, I took the trouble to first mention the points highlighted above, and I want you to understand what a fic with these tips is like in practice and not in theory. Now use headphones and concentrate. Later, I will leave you a concept map to help you more easily in writing fics. 

 

Title: "The Legacy of a Hokage"

Practice fic begins.

At the dawn of a new day in Konoha, Naruto Uzumaki observed the horizon from the top of the Hokage monument. His heart was pounding, not only because he was the Seventh Hokage, but because of the weight of the responsibility he carried.

(Character development and conflicts)

"Will I make it?" he murmured, remembering the struggles he had faced. The echo of his thoughts mixed with the cool breeze coming from the forest. He knew that peace was never permanent; there were always hidden threats.

Suddenly, a sound broke his dream. A kunai flew near his head, and he turned quickly; his ninja instinct kicked in. (tension construction)

"Sasuke, is that you?" he asked, trying to hide his surprise. The shadow of his friend approached with a mocking smile.

"You're always so easy to scare, Naruto." (Authentic dialogue)

Naruto smiled despite the situation. “I’m not scared, just... prepared.

(Humor and light moments)

Sasuke raised an eyebrow, clearly skeptical. "Ready, says the loudest ninja in the village."

They both laughed. That light moment reminded them that, despite the shadows of the past, there was always room for friendship. (Relationship development)

Suddenly, the air changed. A dark figure appeared, enveloping the summit with palpable tension. Naruto and Sasuke looked at each other. (tension construction)

"Who is it?" Naruto muttered, nervousness returning.

The figure slowly approached, revealing a familiar face, but one filled with scars and an aura of vengeance. "I'm back, and this time, I won't escape. (Cliffhanger)

Now I am going to mention the highlights. Continue paying attention:

Character development and conflicts: Naruto's concern for his role as Hokage is shown, establishing an internal conflict.

Tension Building: The appearance of the kunai and the arrival of the dark figure create an atmosphere of expectation.

Authentic Dialogue: The exchange between Naruto and Sasuke reflects their personalities and strengthens their friendship.

Humor and light moments: The joke about being "the loudest ninja" relieves tension and adds a touch of camaraderie.

Relationship Development: The connection between Naruto and Sasuke deepens through their friendship and shared experiences.

Cliffhanger: The reveal of the dark figure leaves readers wanting to know more about what happens next. That's right, this is what I mean. We should always leave the chapter on a cliffhanger or something so that the readers will curse you, and when they curse you for making them suffer, you know you are on the right path. 

 

We're not done yet; there are more things to show you. Before continuing, I want to add something: As you know, the quality of the videos is not very good. Among other things, if you have a spare dollar and want to support me, remember that the super chat and channel membership are activated. This is not mandatory, but I feel the need to remind you: If you want to support me, I'm buying some components to build a PC and improve editing. We continue.

 

Now, if you've made it this far, I'm going to give you the definitive guideline in case you are one of the writers who has a lot of problems starting the fic and doesn't know how to start writing.

I am going to recommend this start, which is a free start. From this, you can mold like clay and adapt it to your ideas.

Startup example:

"It was a sunny day in Konoha, and Naruto was looking at the horizon from the top of the Hokage Monument. However, a feeling of loneliness invaded him; his heart was being corrupted slowly but surely. This is a start for the fics of Naruto. Be careful; this non-negative beginning cannot be used for crossover, reincarnation, reacting, or seeing universe fics, and it is not good for time travel fics. This beginning works for normal Naruto fics. Crossovers are fics that, in my personal opinion, fall into the range of advanced fics along with reaction fics, and this is due more than anything because it is a pain to have to write the reactions of each character in an orderly and realistic manner, so first learn to write normal fics, and later you will be able to write reactions, crossovers, and the most difficult fics, in my opinion, are the reincarnations, believe it or not, with just one mistake in some chapter that if you give Anko a power or immortality, the fic automatically becomes trash and all that hard work is thrown away. 

These fics are some of the highest ranks; remaining at an expert level, they are stepping on the step of a generic web novel. If you want, comment me and I'll make you a video talking about these levels of fanfiction. It helps you see what level you are at and if you are ready to start writing your own original web novel. 

Well, give me an example, and I put myself in a high advanced rank, only stepping on the highest level of advanced, and I still can't enter the lowest level of expert. Or what do you think? What rank will you put me in? Comment.

Now, if you look at the screen, you will see a diagram that I made for you to fill out and not get lost. Before, there was always one, and I supported myself with them. The download link will be in the description or in the posted comment, so you can download and fill it out, and I will also leave it with some tools that are good if you want to upload fics to YouTube.

Look carefully at the outline of a mind map. Now that you saw it, I had to cut it, but when you download it, it will be complete. I recommend that you print it on a typewriter sheet and fill it with your fiction.

 

This is one of the things that very few people tell you or talk about. It's about narrative cameras.

Changing the "camera" of the narrative to focus on a character's internal emotions rather than external actions. For example, describe how a character feels during a fight instead of just focusing on the action. This can make readers connect more deeply with the characters. I'll give you some simple examples.

 

My name is Kofa. I never expected time travel to be real. Here I am, inside a shonen anime.

Example two: Uzumaki Naruto, a rather extravagant and bastard boy who likes to make jokes with a very ugly orange monkey.

 

Example three: I have to move forward with the other two guys. A reincarnated Kofa heads with Sakura and Naruto to the rooftop.

These are quick examples, and these are more detailed examples; pay attention. I do this because there are different people who learn differently, some with simple things and others need more detailed things. Now I will show you the most detailed. 

First-person narrator.

Example: "I felt the weight of responsibility on my shoulders. Being Hokage was not just a dream; it was a burden I had to carry.

 

Third-person narrator.

Example: "Naruto watched the horizon, worried about what was to come." Would he be able to protect his friends once again?

 

Omniscient narrator: what is it? It allows the narrator to know the thoughts and feelings of all the characters, providing a broader vision of the story.

Example: "As Naruto struggled with his decision, Sakura felt a knot in her stomach, fearing what might happen.

 

Dialogue is the engine of narrative. This focuses on the story through conversations between characters, letting the dialogue drive the plot and character development. An example would be: it begins with a crucial conversation between Naruto and Sasuke about their past, revealing tensions and emotions.

 

I use flashbacks; I don't think there's any need to explain this, but I'm going to do it anyway.

Example: "As he prepared for battle, Naruto remembered that time he had failed to save a friend, a wound that had not yet healed."

Multiple Perspective Narration This is one of my favorites. 

Example: A chapter from Naruto's perspective, followed by another from Sasuke's perspective, showing how they both see the same situation differently.

 

Now let's go with a Tom Riddle diary-type  style, hahahahaha. 

Example: "Dear Sasuke, today I felt that my dream of being Hokage is further away than ever."

 

Now one that most already know and is... Universe Crossover Narration

Example: Naruto and Sasuke meet characters from another anime, forming unexpected alliances. These are the most important ones. You know I did a little research about the different methods of narrating, and there are many. I only chose what I think are most used and go best with a fanfic, although believe me, if I had included all of them and with an example it would be hell. Now it's fucking 2:24 am. I'll give you the screenshot. As you saw in the screenshot, I'm doing it with the damn cell phone peanut. 

Now I'm going to give you some exercises so that you can improve your writing speed, I mean. So you can write a chapter faster, and your mind is as fast as your hands.

My record for writing a thousand words was in ten minutes. Although I had several spelling and grammar mistakes, I managed to complete it. 

Now pay attention; I will tell you the exercises.

Set a timer: Choose a time interval (for example, 20-30 minutes) and set the timer. During this time, write without stopping. Don't worry about the quality; just focus on getting words out. 

Use the famous "blank words":

I mean, if you get stuck on an idea or a sentence, write something like “[describe this]” or “[dialogue here]” and keep writing. You can then return to those points to edit them later. What you are doing now is seeing how much you manage to write in that time that you put on the timer. Obviously we're going to use a word counter to see how much you've written. This can motivate you to keep going and increase your pace and ultimately set writing goals: for example, 1,000 words a day. This helps you maintain momentum and make steady progress. Of course it does work. Don't forget that when you finish, go back and calmly edit it, improve the grammar and spelling, and rewrite everything now, looking at it without rushing.

Very good, if you finished the video. Congratulations on your writing. When you get all this going, you'll be a new guy. Believe me, you will improve a lot, and you yourself will notice the difference. Shit, I feel like one of those shitty generic commercials. Hahahahaha, I say goodbye, but first.

Remember that we are always learning; the possibilities are endless, and never stop learning.

 

save the villainess

                                                   save the villainess

Chapter 8: Bloodlust unleashed!!

The next day Kijiro trained to try to master the strange ability and perhaps gain strength to save the children.

Every day he retired to train in the backyard in the morning, very careful that there was no one in sight, and that was the routine until two months passed and he was standing at the end of a line that Pedro organized.

Kijiro heard the different laughter of the little children and saw the disguised Joel out of the corner of his eye.

It seems that he is waiting for the secret signal to enter and thus take the children to the forest, where he is going to leave them to be food for wild beasts.

Peter spoke —The demons will be hunted! Welcome the demon hunter!—he said loudly and with a false reverence in his voice.

When the children heard what Pedro presented to the demon hunter, they kept a deadly silence and stood firm, staring straight ahead without moving.

Joel heard the signal to enter with firm steps and a smug attitude in a ridiculous costume, resembling a jester more than anything.

Kijiro saw the whole tragic prank of two men acting as if they were actually good clowns.

Peter spoke—oh, oh! Mr. Hunter!—She said with a squeaky, excited voice that is obviously fake.

Joel heard Pedro's shrill and admiring voice; he puffed out his chest with more arrogance and walked with an air of superiority in front of everyone.

Joel, the fake demon hunter, spoke—Keep laughing! Now, now! Everyone will follow me in total silence! —he said with a very hoarse voice, failing when trying to do it.

When the little children heard that this supposed demon hunter was giving them an order to follow him, none of the children thought that these actions of going out at night were strange.

Pedro spoke when he saw Joel taking all the little children.

Pedro: "Children, remember to follow all the hero's orders and don't make any noise, please," he said with a soft, pleading voice.

The little children heard Peter's soft, pleading voice to nod silently in confirmation.

Joel stepped forward first to lead all the children who follow him like a baby duck to the mother duck. Passing the empty and dark streets, they managed to reach the beginning of the forest, where there is monster activity, among other dangerous and evil creatures...

Joel verified that all the children were following him, and when he saw that they had all arrived together, he spoke: Children, the first mission is to go as fast as you can straight through the forest; congratulations, you are a demon hunter, and some great prizes are at the bottom of the forest where you must run so they don't win them," he said with calm in his voice, looking at all the little children of five or six years old.

The children took off in a burst of speed and entered the forest without turning back.

Joel watched as all the children ran deeper into the woods and moved a little further to make sure the children couldn't hear the sounds of someone's voices screaming or decide not to go further into the woods. Then you just delete them, and that's it; after all, he has to go back home to sleep.

Kijiro felt a strong headache because of the nonsense of these brats running into the depths of a very horrible and, needless to say, dark forest.

He was the first to run through the dark forest to guide the children, and upon entering deep into the lonely forest, he decided to look around to find out what was happening with the children, and, indeed, they were following him as a leader...

Kijiro stopped behind a giant tree and shouted, imitating a wolf, "Ahuuhohuu!" He shouted at length with the loudest voice he could and added a little of the power of the black mist to achieve a beautiful giant wolf tone that was heard throughout the forest and also in the distant village. The sleeping inhabitants woke up alarmed when they heard that loud howl coming from the forest.

Joel spoke. —Damn, those kids run fast! he said simply, gasping for air.

Joel rested a little and then heard a loud howl from a wolf, but a very loud one when he heard it at a high pitch, which he believes was heard in the furthest part of the village, and perhaps even Pedro heard it.

Joel spoke. See you! he said with a shrill voice and turned around to run at the maximum speed he could use.

Joel's hair stood up in fear that the creature had finished devouring the children and was now coming for him.

Running as fast as her legs could go, she ran like a chicken, kicking up heavy piles of sand and dirt along the way. He managed to reach the end of the forest and did not stop until he saw the orphanage. He continued heading to the orphanage.

Kijiro sensed that the little children had fallen to the ground from the sudden cheap cry of a wolf and came out of the tree where he was hiding to count the children.

Kijiro relaxed when he saw that everything was fine—fifteen boys and five girls, everything in order. Now came the most difficult task, which is to calm the frightened children and thus try to help them return.

The children shout—Ah ah! Ahiau! There are monsters! demons!—he screams with horror and fear on the small face.

Kijiro spoke—calm down, there are no monsters; "I was the one who cried like a wolf, and what I want is for us to go back to town right now," he said with a kind and relaxed voice.

The children heard the strange boy's voice and turned to look at him as if he were a fool.

One of the girls said, —No! Don't pay attention! He wants to keep all the prizes!—he said with a voice that had no doubts.

The other children, upon hearing this, understood what was happening and laughed to pass by Kijiro and continue advancing at a fast pace.

Kijiro felt a sharp pain in his head as he saw the children running away without listening to what he said.

Kijiro did not stay behind for long to quickly run away and chase them into the depths of the forest, and what he sees next leaves him distraught and his eyes wide open...

Kijiro watched as all the children were eaten alive by a giant spider with eight mouths and five eyes and a seven-meter mutated tarantula.

Watching the faint screams of children who are poisoned and wrapped in cobwebs.

Kijiro saw everything in slow motion; he dazzled at how part by part they were devoured by the eight mouths of the giant spider, and he saw that the only thing missing was a skinny little five-year-old girl, urinating from fear and her eyes open in a state of total shock. Afterwards, the spider splits it in two with one bite, spreading the remains of bloody guts across the now red green grass...

Kijiro came back to life again and saw everything in a normal rhythm. He couldn't stand it, and with blood coming out of his eyes from anger and sadness, he shouted, Hahaaaa! Nooo! ahahaha! hiihiahaahaa! — I scream with deep hatred and a voice coming from the depths of my soul. The loud scream filled with horror, regret, hatred, pity, and drowned out by the overwhelming sadness reached the ears of all the inhabitants of the town, making them stand out and giving them chills from the strong emotions transmitted by the scream.

Kijiro felt the whole world shatter into pieces, and a searing pain broke through his heart. Revenge is the only thing on his mind. With these internal thoughts, shouting—Kill! Destroy! Revenge! Devour! Massacre! Die!—he thought with bloodlust, and then he saw black because of the fog that blocks the view; then he felt the physical changes that were happening to him, and he let himself be carried away by those thoughts, running directly to the spider without any kind of plan or shield.

Chapter 9: A larger demon appears!!

Kijiro ran directly to the fierce mouths of the giant spider without stopping even when he felt hot air, but the black fog protected him. That felt throughout the body.

The spider made a powerful bite, managing to tear his right arm to the child wrapped in fog.

Kijiro felt a strong pain from the right arm that he did not have now, but the anger, sadness, and resentment he is feeling is much stronger, and he is thinking to awaken the ability with which he had killed at twenty meters of a poison. It is not activated.

Kijiro was thrown about four meters by an onslaught of the seven-meter giant spider and crawled all over the ground, falling on his back with strong cuts and blood falling to the ground...

He got up and felt that the black fog that wrapped him disappeared inside the wounds and did not leave again. He is now regenerating bleeding wounds as if he had never hurt first.

Kijiro observed that the wounds had disappeared in a few seconds and has all the strength but does not believe he has an opportunity to kill the spider. He is still a child of only six years of age who fails to get the strange fog.

Feeling wet running on the cheeks, he touched with his left hand and felt the tears draining along the cheeks, crying for the despair of failing to fulfill the revenge of young children.

The giant spider was not soft, and the next moment she swallowed, the right hand of the human child wanted to eat more. He quickly dazzled that the black fog disappeared and, without waiting, directly accelerated the still child, crying and illuminated by the moonlight.

Kijiro lifted his view slightly and saw that the spider was running and ready to swallow it. Seeing the ugly mouths with pointed teeth of the huge animal, he knows that he has no escape and imminent death only expects.

The huge spider arrived in a few firm steps to the child, who only saw with horror how he would be eaten, but the next moment the bite never came.

Kijiro opened his eyes a lot to see that the spider shot back with a strong thrust and dazzled the heroic figure of the same man who took Layla.

Feeling very unreal when saved by a demon hunter, but what did not pay attention was that this guy is in very poor condition—the destroyed armor, full of blood and monster guts. The face of the demon hunter is exposed, showing a beautiful face of a young man and coldness in Zafiro's eyes.

The demon hunter turned his face slightly when he saw the injured child without the right arm and spoke: "Notice, I'm going to stop him. You better go and quickly report to the villagers that there is a dungeon dungeon, "he said in a frozen voice without emotions, seeing directly to Kijiro's pupil.

Kijiro felt a strong chest pain when listening to the words resolved from the demon hunter and quickly asked. "Is it okay? Thank you very much! Thank you! He said in a squeaky voice, excited to know that he would not die here and the children would be avenged.

The demon hunter replies, "I will die and delay a little to demons." Saving the weak is my duty, child. You better go, "he said calmly, and the frozen eyes are now a bit soft.

The demon hunter observed everything that had happened and dazzled the magnificent ability of the mestizo child, but unfortunately he had no strength to kill the spider, and for some reason he managed to leave the dungeon, where demons are ready to commit murders and destruction to the world.

Kijiro observed the soft and resulting look of the demon hunter. He felt a tingling of fear knowing that demons were about to leave and kill the villagers. Then, seeing for the last time the demon hunter, the lonely man's figure observed with a raised sword; Then a red light came out of the ground, and a kind of purple portal appeared. From the inside, many creatures of four meters of red with horns and very similar to the bulls came out. These are demons.

Kijiro observed how the demon hunter approached the portal to fight death with these huge demons that also released strong blows and were ready to destroy everything.

Kijiro, without wasting more time, accelerated the step. Possibly some people ignore the imminent invasion of the demons of Dungeon against which the demon hunter is fighting but stop warning them.

Soon he managed to see that the villagers were awake and armed with white weapons, ready to enter the forest and kill the wolf.

The villagers, seeing still mistreated with blood stains, leaving the forest quickly asked out loud, "What's up, child?" They said it in strong exclamation.

Kijiro was surprised to see all the armed villagers and did not waste the time to say—they all leave the village! There is a demon dungeon! A demon hunter saved me! He is fighting and dying! He said in a bright and urgent voice, shouting at every lung so that the villagers would listen.

The surroundings quickly kept silent when listening to the strong statement of the child, and a few seconds later one of the villagers dressed as a farmer from the Middle Ages spoke. "That is false, a liar child," he said with anger and eyes of not believing what this child said.

The silent surroundings quickly recovered the sound, and strong mockery sounds aimed at the child were heard.

Kijiro was surprised by the lack of respect and mockery of these types, but what else could a six-year-old boy do to rescue and save them? Nothing.

Without saying anything else, he ran between the crowd and was grateful that there was no one to block the passage, but fell to the ground when he felt a stone hitting him in the head.

Some of the villagers had thrown a stone at the head of the child who ran, and the other villagers also threw stones so that this heretic leaves the town.

The villagers shouted, "Exali, a child of calamity! We don't love you! Curse us! They said with obvious hatred, throwing stones at the child lying on the ground with a bloody face.

Kijiro got up and walked, protecting his head with the only hand he had. The villagers are annoyed to see this and throw more stones to get the child out of this town.

Kijiro turned to see them and saw them with laughter on their faces. He knows that Reincarno is in a medieval world where there is magic, among other things, but never thought something would happen to him.

Kijiro shouted. "I'm going to kill them!" Damn bastards! Stop or kill them! They die! He said with a strong wrath of anger, with a small circle of black air and fog coming out.

The villagers shouted in fear when seeing this: Ahaha! Devil! Ahaha! They shouted strongly when they saw these ugly air circles that move them away with the child's strength and stopped throwing stones to observe the child wrapped in a black fog that is regenerating a lost right arm.

Kijiro saw himself reddened by a strong anger and was about to run once again, but turned to the forest when he saw a huge red light and a giant purple portal of about two hundred meters that appeared in the air in view of all. Then, from the portal, a huge blood-red-colored creature with a body formed of lava and evil eyes without iris appears in view of all.

Kijiro felt a strong feeling of fear and oppression when he saw the huge creature open the huge mouth to aim at the feet, and then a long red ray was shot to the ground.

Before this ray impact, a bright white sword of a normal size shot out of the forest, thrown against the enormous ray, but was not rival for the strength of the creature and succumbed to the lightning.

The ray fell to the ground and created huge hot air, managing to explode to wrap an area of more than four hundred meters of the forest in a strong flame.

Kijiro watched everything and saw with horror how a large part of the forest disappeared in a fire crater. There were no signs of anyone alive; he had only lava.

The villagers were scared to see this and turned to see the child to quickly run out of fear.

Kijiro also ran, but felt that the huge creature turned them to see them and, feeling the strong eyes of the gigantic monster, turned back and saw with horror how he advanced to the same step in the same direction where he is.

Without turning more, he ran with his red face because of the strong heat he felt.

 

Booknet

 

Booknet es una plataforma digital que permite a los autores autopublicados publicar, compartir y vender sus libros electrónicos (ebooks), mientras que los lectores pueden acceder a una vasta biblioteca de novelas de diversos géneros, especialmente romance, fantasía, ciencia ficción, drama, y más. La plataforma está diseñada para facilitar la autopublicación y crear una comunidad tanto para escritores como para lectores, lo que la convierte en un espacio ideal para quienes buscan conectar con una audiencia global.

Características de Booknet:

1. Autopublicación: Booknet permite a los autores independientes publicar sus obras de manera gratuita o mediante un sistema de pago por capítulos. Los autores pueden subir sus libros, ajustarlos a sus necesidades y mantener el control total sobre sus derechos de autor.

2. Monetización: Una de las características clave de Booknet es que ofrece varias opciones de monetización para los autores:

   • Los lectores pueden pagar por capítulos o pagar una suscripción para acceder a los libros completos, lo que permite a los autores ganar dinero por las lecturas.
   • Los autores también pueden ofrecer algunos capítulos gratis para atraer a los lectores y luego vender los capítulos restantes.
   • Booknet también implementa un sistema de "Bonos" o recompensas para los escritores que logran atraer y retener a una base de lectores leales.

3. Sistema de Lectura por Capítulos: Muchos libros en Booknet se publican por entregas, es decir, los autores suben capítulos de manera periódica y los lectores deben pagar para acceder a capítulos adicionales (aunque algunos pueden ser gratuitos). Este sistema es común en géneros como el romance o fantasía y crea un modelo de negocio basado en la lectura por episodios.

4. Comunidad Activa: Booknet fomenta la interacción entre autores y lectores a través de comentarios, valoraciones y reseñas. Esto crea una comunidad activa donde los escritores pueden recibir retroalimentación y los lectores pueden discutir y compartir sus opiniones sobre las obras.

5. Aplicación Móvil: Booknet tiene una aplicación móvil disponible para Android e iOS, lo que facilita la lectura en cualquier momento y lugar. Los lectores pueden seguir a sus autores favoritos, recibir actualizaciones sobre nuevos capítulos y acceder a sus bibliotecas de libros en cualquier dispositivo.

6. Programas de Promoción: La plataforma también ofrece programas de promoción para autores emergentes, lo que les ayuda a ganar visibilidad y atraer nuevos lectores. Algunos autores pueden obtener ayuda para publicitar sus libros dentro de la plataforma, lo que aumenta sus oportunidades de éxito.

7. Concursos y Premios: Booknet organiza concursos de escritura y premia a los autores más destacados con diversas recompensas. Esto fomenta un ambiente competitivo y de calidad literaria dentro de la comunidad.

Ventajas de Usar Booknet:

1. Accesibilidad para Autores: Los autores pueden publicar sus libros de manera rápida y sin barreras. No se requiere un proceso largo de aprobación como en plataformas tradicionales de publicación, y no necesitas ser un autor famoso para empezar a generar ingresos.

2. Modelo Flexible de Publicación: Los escritores tienen la flexibilidad de elegir si publican un libro completo desde el principio o si prefieren publicar por entregas. Esto les permite conectar con los lectores de forma más efectiva y ajustar el ritmo de publicación según lo deseen.

3. Red Global de Lectores: Booknet tiene una base de usuarios activa y global, lo que permite a los autores llegar a lectores de todo el mundo, algo que puede ser especialmente útil para escritores que están comenzando a ganar visibilidad en el mercado.

4. Control Total sobre los Derechos de Autor: A diferencia de las editoriales tradicionales, Booknet permite a los autores mantener el control sobre sus derechos de autor. Los escritores pueden decidir si quieren ofrecer su libro de manera exclusiva o si prefieren publicarlo en varias plataformas.

5. Interacción Directa con los Lectores: Los autores pueden recibir retroalimentación directa de sus lectores, lo que les ayuda a mejorar y ajustarse a los intereses de su audiencia. Esta interacción puede fomentar una base de seguidores leales.

¿Cómo Funciona Booknet?

Si eres un autor y quieres empezar a usar Booknet, el proceso generalmente es el siguiente:

1. Crear una Cuenta: Regístrate en la plataforma como autor o lector. Puedes usar tu cuenta para subir tus libros o para simplemente empezar a leer las obras de otros autores.

2. Subir tu Libro: Una vez registrado, sube tu manuscrito en formato EPUB o PDF. Puedes añadir una portada, título, descripción, categoría, y otros detalles importantes.

3. Publicación: Puedes elegir entre publicar por capítulos (lo que permite monetizar gradualmente la obra) o publicar un libro completo si lo prefieres. Los autores también pueden hacer algunos capítulos gratuitos y poner otros de pago.

4. Promocionar y Conectar: Interactúa con tus lectores a través de comentarios y reseñas. También puedes usar las herramientas de promoción que ofrece Booknet para mejorar la visibilidad de tu libro.

5. Monetización: Si decides activar la opción de pago por capítulos o una suscripción, recibirás regalías basadas en las ventas generadas por tus lectores.

Tipos de Géneros Populares en Booknet:

Aunque Booknet está abierto a una amplia variedad de géneros literarios, los más populares en la plataforma incluyen:

• Romance
• Fantasía
• Ciencia Ficción
• Drama
• Terror
• Misterio
• Young Adult (YA)

Conclusion

Booknet es una plataforma que permite a los autores autopublicados publicar, distribuir y monetizar sus libros electrónicos. Se enfoca especialmente en géneros como el romance y la fantasía, ofreciendo un sistema de publicación por capítulos y brindando una comunidad activa donde los autores pueden interactuar directamente con sus lectores. Con la opción de ganar dinero a través de las regalías por capítulos vendidos, Booknet es una excelente opción tanto para autores nuevos como experimentados que buscan una plataforma flexible y accesible para autopublicarse.