>>24498123
I thought about it but I mostly read history. I thought like a history video/book review would be kind of fun and cool to do but I honestly don't read enough to keep up the content. If I make a video every week I would run out of content in 2 years, and to make a good video I have to actually re-read and research what I read and not just go through it at my normal leisure. I still sort of want to do it, I even have some scripts written out. I just don't have much time, also I fucking hate having myself on screen in public and half of the booktuber thing is to have your dumb face everywhere while you narrate shit.

How do you 'drag out' chapters? It may be from my compulsive reading of non-fiction but I tend to write pretty to the point chapters. I get about 2500 words per chapter and I feel like I get an entire section done in it. For example one chapter is a re-introduction to a village and ends with bandits coming to the camp and getting killed. The next chapter is about the characters getting to the camp, wiping them out and freeing hostages which leads into the next chapter traveling to the city and entering