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I meant as a whole, so both the hair and the arms generally going in a clockwise direction.
man, they have the link to the site, they can check in detail if they need anything specific.
>this was the link my colleague shared with me on the dark sabbath night after the warlock ritual
>Isekai mangas
>all of this without the same issues found in generic isekais
good to hear. from my experience, they all looked the same and yeah, they had some weird themes that you mentioned (like harems). I think the main reason you see these tropes is that isekai acts like escapism (other "genres" also are like that), so you should figure out the main/side message/s thats far away from just "MC escapes his boring and meaningless chud life and appears in this cool world where everybody desires him and he is a very, if not the most, useful guy". I had an idea for Zigle Zogle, where the MC has an "escape world" (which sometimes leaks into the real world) but the goal of the story ultimately is escaping from illusion/fantasy and facing/re-enting reality.
One thing to help ya out is learning to write a script. Here is a video explaining the basics (for movies):
https://youtu.be/-3uO0Qqfklo
Here is a site where you can check comic scripts:
https://comicsexperience.com/scripts/
You can also post your scripts here and ask for opinions. Before a script, you could also write a very basic text explaining the whole story as a reference (not needed DOE).
>after all I believe that the real deal is not just the idea itself but how it is executed to make it stand out despite it being something simple and childish.
True, there's nothing new under the sun.
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>As is by replacing what's between the arrows to the name of the file you want to see in that line?
No.
What you need to do is replace whats between the brackets with the sequence number of the attached file.
For example, I have dropped a pic on the "Files" section. I wish to put it on the next paragraph. I will write  and the pic will appear. If i have two pics uploaded and i want to also put the second pic right now, i will write .
You can also drag a pic directly onto the text area and it will automatically write , where x is the sequence number of the file.
>ok, i see what the (x) is for, but what about [y]?
In Markdown (a markup language), the [y] section is where you'd put the name of the file y, while (x) would be either the location of the file on the server or a link that leads to the pic. [y] is sort of a backup text description that appears in cases where the pic cannot load. In other words, if we have  and the picture is missing from the path "D:/pictures/cabbit.png", then instead of a picture of a glorious cabbit, a text saying "cabbit" will be there instead.
words words words basically @too2q recycled markdown code (since we already use it) and the [y] part is a leftover. You can search Markdown syntax to learn more about it (to make EPIC threads on the club).
I hope this explains it.
Edit Note: Forgor to but ` around the code parts.
SUNAI CALIPHATE
A Hodja practicing necromancy
The western themes have always been the most unstable, due to their small land connection to the main empire and their harsh environment beyond the coast. A lot of heresies and sects have sprung from there, which ultimately led to the Ginja religion.
The Ginja claim a continuation with the Esavians, a long extinct group of simians, who had a belief that they were the true inheritors of the blessing of Ivriim and were envious of the political might of the Yakovites and their possession of the City, Yarosali. The devil, seeing such weakness, sent many visions and prophecies to the Esavians and would slowly teach them dark magic.
Many of these dark teachings were written down, but also lost for a very long time. That was, until Ilibadesh, the founder of Ginja, had an encounter with an "angel", who instructed the prophet where to find these texts. The prophet would also gain additional visions, prophesies and knowledge that added on top of the Esavian "revelations" and with that, he started teaching the local ekiznikian nomads.
Soon the members of Ginja grew, until they had a force large enough to prepare a surprise invasion and their goal was to take Yarosali, as well as the rest of the Mirian Empire. With the coming of the morgs, an opportunity to strike from Sunai appeared and the scourge was unleashed towards the wicked and innocent alike.