Just some rant type things about what not to do in order to keep your fanfiction amazing. This will include what I often find in fanfiction that annoys me.

== "I'm done with all the crap of being told to be someone I'm not" == (Highest Ranking: #4 in PeterParker, #6 in SpiderMan, #8 in TomHolland, #40 in Superhero) (IMPORTANT NOTE): I know that Spider-Man Homecoming is set 2 months after Civil War BUT in this book, I'm going to have the events from Spider-Man Homecoming the same time the movie released (which was July 7th 2017) Which would give at least a 9 month timespan for this book. [PETER PARKER FAN FICTION] {All credit of characters goes to Marvel accept OC} (Pre-Spiderman HC) : STARTED OCTOBER 5, 2017 : : FINISHED APRIL 11, 2018 :

[Book 1 in the Alex Wallace series] Alexandra Wallace has been friends with Peter Parker since they were six years old. She's always trusted him with her secrets, and she always thought he trusted her with his. When Alex starts to notice Peter's strange behavior, she starts to wonder if maybe Peter doesn't trust her as much as she thought he did. 🕷 Set after the hit film, Spider-Man: Homecoming

[Sequel to Hanging by a Thread] [Book 2 in the Alex Wallace series] *Pre-Dates Infinity War* Normally, people would be happy that Spring Break was approaching. Zoom in on Peter Parker. He hasn't spoken to Tony Stark since he'd found out the billionaire had wiped his aunt's memory of him being Spider-Man. And now that she knew for good, it had taken all of his negotiating skills to convince her to let him keep web slinging. But now he was ignoring Tony Stark, and no matter how Alexandra or Ned tried to persuade him to talk to his mentor, Peter just wouldn't have it. So now, Peter is basically flying blind without Iron Man there to guide him through the world of being a superhero. At least Peter has his friends to help him. But that whole thing about ignoring Tony Stark? It gets a bit harder when his shop teacher decides that the perfect field trip is to the Stark compound in Manhattan. Could it get much worse? The answer is always yes.

"(Y/n)," Professor X was the next person on the screen, "I believe I'm the last person to give my message. I've seen many minds, and many mutants in my years, but you will always stick out to me. When you thought you were dangerous, or doubted yourself and your mutation, you worked harder. It's mutants like you that truly bring truth to the phrase Mutant and Proud." (First book)