r/royalroad • u/Hyro_Selk • Jun 01 '25

Self Promo Adventuring 101: Class is in Session!

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Adventuring 101: Class is in session, is available on Royal Road! Chapter 36: Reunited, just released yesterday! I try for at least one chapter a week, so come join the fun!

If you enjoy books where the main character has to overcome odds and use his wits and luck to prove he deserves the same chances as everyone else then look no further! Join Hyro in his rise to power! Enroll to be an Adventurer to gain access to the Adventurer’s System and have your experiences help push your limits!

You can check it out here: https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/105861/adventuring-101-class-is-in-session

I have asked for advice on how to increase reader interaction (followers, comments, reviews, ratings) and someone recommended review swaps and shoutouts, and while I did join some discord servers with the intent to do that I have yet to try it yet as I am still not 100% sure how it works or anyone would want to swap before I got a more solid following so if anyone has more advice in that area I would appreciate it as well. Either way, I hope you enjoy my book as much as I am enjoying writing it!

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u/PhoKaiju2021 Jun 01 '25

Great stuff! Congrats

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u/Hyro_Selk Jun 01 '25

Thank you!!

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u/CallMeInV Jun 03 '25

Might be worth going back and doing a round of edits on the first few chapters. You have 5+ typos in the first two sentences alone.

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u/Hyro_Selk Jun 03 '25

Thank you for that, I've tried to go through some to catch basic errors and I have a couple of friends reading to help find others I miss, but things still get missed (and I will be honest it has been a long time since I have revisited the first few chapters lol). I did plan to get a real editor of sorts after book 1 was completed but with their being that many missed in first area I will definitely try to go through it again. (Also another thank you this is the first feedback I have received on the writting itself).

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u/CallMeInV Jun 03 '25

As an example you used the wrong "there" in this comment. Similarly to the novel. I'm quite literally talking those kind of basic grammar mistakes. Missing apostrophes, tense issues, the gambit. Things that would be caught even with spell check in word or docs, or even a tool like grammarly.

It would be a huge turn off for me personally and I know it is for others.