Hello, I’m Ren! I work for a game studio (game writing and QA stuff), I wear lolita fashion, I sing in a barbershop chorus. Etc. But I’m just here to talk about fanfiction and Jack Jeanne, which is what I write fanfiction for. And my beloved favorite character from Jack Jeanne, Tanakamigi Chui. He and Kisa are unintentionally soulmate-coded and I need them to kiss and snuggle.

Anyway, I write fanfic! This isn’t all of them, but linking all of them seemed like a pain. You can find the rest on my AO3 if you’re interested!

Feel free to send me asks about writing or Jack Jeanne stuff or basically anything!

Jack Jeanne, but make it old school (reposting this because I made improvements to it)

take HIS hand, dip HIM while you dance, make HIM discover his inner femininity

"Call me Principal~"

Neji cosplaying Chuza lmao this is a gift for the friend who got me into JJ c: you have her to thank for the existence of this XD

Happy Halloween!

Gift art I did for the Jack Jeanne fic "All My Dances" on AO3! <3 Read it here

God I WISH!!! I too, have searched fruitlessly for a solution to this problem. It's the biggest drawback to using Notion tables for writing. I know Notion updates and adds new features only constantly, so I can only hope that they will some day get around to adding this feature. They might do it if enough people hassle them for it XD The formulas you saw are for tracking wordcount, but they still rely on me inputting the wordcount manually from the menu counter. I'll note them down anyway in case their functions are still of interest to you! Basically, I have four different fields tracking different aspects of wordcount. These are called, 'wc', 'est. wc', 'Remaining', and 'Total'. The first two are Number fields and the second two are Formula fields. 'wc', as you can guess, is the current wordcount as counted by Notion, which I input manually. 'est. wc' is estimated wordcount, so the number of words that I predict a scene will be. I'm not usually that good at making this estimate, but I don't mind being wrong. It's good to practice anyway XD I also adjust this number if it seems like the scene will be longer than I had originally expected once I start working on it. The reason for this field existing is so that I can (attempt) to predict how much I still need to write to complete a chapter, part, the whole story... etc. I'm currently at 103k for this fic, and 'est. wc' is currently projecting it to be finished around 109k, which is surely wrong XD 'Remaining', therefore, is just the wordcount subtracted from the estimated wordcount. It also sets itself to 0 if the scene is marked complete The formula I made for this field is: Status != "completed draft" and Status!= "posted" ? (Est. wc-wc) : 0 'Total' is a more accurate-ish completion prediction. It's set up to use 'est. wc' until a scene is marked as complete, and then it swaps the 'est. wc' number for the 'wc' number. The sum of all those numbers gives a more accurate idea of the predicted final total, which it currently thinks is going to be around 120k. Which is also, surely, still wrong. But hopefully a little less wrong. XD The formula I made for this field is: Status == "completed draft" or Status== "posted" ? wc:Est. wc​

I know it's not what you hoped for, but I hope this is useful or at least interesting anyway!

I did art inspired by pixelated_grapes' Chui/Kisa oneshot for the JJtober prompt 'sunset' c:

You can read it here!