Step 1: The title

Usually, authors take their time to come up with catchy titles that tell the reader something about your story and intrigue him to pick it up, but sadly we don't have the time, creativity, and intelligence to come up with a unique title and will use the cheap alternative instead. Just throw the words "multiverse", "anime", "harem", "system", "world", "supreme" or "god" in your title, and voila, you have a title! Now that you created amazing titles like "Rise Of Supreme God", "Supreme Overlord system", "Unlimited Multiverse of Animes", "Life of a God in the Multiverse", "Harem king System", "Travelling Through The Multiverse With An Anime System", "The Harem System" or "Harem World" you are finally ready to write your story. Oh wait, there is still...

Step 2: The summary

Some people say that the summary is THE most important part of every story. After all the summary is basically the face of your story and it tells potential readers what your story is about and... well you know... if you are even able to write. However, that's all nonsense. A writer should never worry even a millisecond about his summary and just write some generic line like "xxx was an xxx. He died, got xxx wishes, and is now traveling to anime worlds." If you are even lazier then just use the good old "I suck at summary." After all, if you are going on a blind date and want to impress the girl but don't want to put any effort into it you just tell her all your negative personality traits and then expect of her that she will ask you to be her boyfriend. However, you may get worried about the fact that because your summary isn't very detailed it may attract unwanted readers and because of that give you negative reviews. Don't worry! Just use the phrase "If you don't like it don't fucking read it!" Don't worry, it definitely won't make you look like you are insecure or immature and it will definitely not raise any red flags for your potential readers. After all, who doesn't love to be insulted and said what to do in the summary of the book he is interested in? Also, don't forget to write in your summary "I don't own any of the characters in this story beside my own" to dodge any legal issues (even though that won't help you at all if the original creator sues you) and to make perfectly clear that English is not your mother language to dodge all the criticism about your bad grammar. Now that we finished our summary we can finally go to writing our story. OH WAIT! There is still one last step we have to do before we start actually writing our story and that is...