u/SpazioScarlatto

Hi everyone! I'm an Italian writer and I'd like to ask for your honest opinion. I write original romance stories as K-dramas in written form. They have the same structure and pacing as a TV series: episodes, cliffhangers, slow burn, character development and a cinematic feeling—but instead of watching them, you read them. I'm currently publishing on Wattpad, but I'm starting to wonder if I'm simply on the wrong platform. Would you be interested in reading a K-drama instead of watching one? I'm not trying to advertise my story. I'm genuinely curious whether this format has an audience. If anyone is interested after reading this, I'd be happy to share the link.

Hi everyone! I have a question out of curiosity. I write romance stories inspired by K-dramas and publish them on Wattpad. So far, I've avoided creating dedicated Instagram or TikTok accounts because I'd rather readers discover my stories naturally. Do you think it's still possible to grow on Wattpad without using social media, or have they become essential nowadays? I'd love to hear your experiences, both as writers and readers. Have you seen authors grow through consistency, word of mouth, and good stories alone? Thanks to anyone who wants to share their thoughts!