/lit/ - Literature

>>22126918
I have just finished what I believe to be the worst piece of writing I've ever read. It was absolutely grueling, one hundred thousand words of pure schlock. The main character is so clearly a self-insert that he bears the name of the author. He engages in military conflicts won with ease, takes over entire countries, is hailed as a hero and a king and even a god, and has two women fall for him simultaneously who deem it completely fine to share him. He is a constant browser of 4chan and constantly uses various slurs and complains in-text about the state of free speech and modern feminism, yet constantly has characters who are gay or trans and adding them to his military force and having his friends (and wives) date them. He claims to be a paragon of western values but then goes entirely against them. He does not use quotation marks, so everything said must be guessed. He capitalizes random words, inappropriately uses parenthesis, changes his name to his favorite video game character, and canonically begins as a pizza delivery boy and becomes president of nearly the entire world. I don't think there is anything I've experienced except for Sonichu that is so horribly, incompetently written, and the best part is he might post it right here on /lit/ with enough encouragement.