>>24859897 (OP)
I haven't been too much into webnovels, but my problems with them are mainly:
1. Mostly getting published in chapters. Means that it always needs to be dramatic or very interesting of some sorts, so one will come back and read it. The main point of focus becomes that every chapter ends with a cliffhanger or some shit. The story isn't told in a Dramatic Arc kinda way (which I mostly prefer), but looks like a fucking sine function. Can't go in too deep for too long because it needs to end on something exciting.
2. Too long. Publishers write a webnovel that is successful and thus they don't want it to end. Instead of a well rounded work, it becomes a never ending slop story. The longer it becomes, the higher the chance of the author fucking up somewhere and making me hate the whole thing. Only possible because of the publishing in chapters. I don't even like to read books that are over 400 pages. I won't stick around for something that is like 8 times the bible. No matter how often I try, the author has said most things in the first 50 chapters and the rest becomes a sad try to keep it alive.
