Missreader2023

I am thinking of making a book series that is a crossover of Doctor Who and the Tudors.
          
          I'm thinking of the OC being the Doctor's daughter and was adopted by Rose during their travels in the Tardis. I'm making her love interest being Henry the 8th. But there's a twist! Someone sent a letter to Henry Tudor and the envelope being in blue before the OC arrives. Within the letter, it informs him everything about the OC and though Henry at first thought it was a jest, he finally read the letter just days before her arrival at court, and even learns of the Doctor being Elizabeth's husband in the future. (The Day of the Doctor - Linked into this crossover!)

I can't wait to get back to writing. It may be another two months though as I'm finally moving in a few weeks to a month's time then the problem I'll have is internet and waiting for it to be online in the new place which I've been informed can take up to almost a month after the date I've moved into my home.

I haven't been well lately and I'm still recovering.
          I'm sorry for not updating.
          I had a bad infection that kept making me sleepy and falling asleep. Then my throat formed what felt like a lump and was sore, and I lost my voice plus I kept coughing.

Can someone tell me if its true about Wattpad apparently going to be deleting some fanfiction books? Someone who uses this told me that they heard about it but I don't know how true it is. If it is true then can someone please tell me how to use AO3 so I can upload some of my books onto there?

I want to create a book about Henry 8th but the thing is, I don't know all the timeline history. Though I've watched the Tudors and documentaries. But the ones I have watched were only aired on TV about Anne Boleyn.
          
          So if I create this book, it is going to feature my OC. But she is Anne Boleyn's sister who attends the kingdom and catches the eye of the King at the same time as Anne. Yes, there'd be lots of drama between the Boleyn family. Yes, there'll be heartbreak, trauma moments, and all of the trigger warning, but also happiness, smut, love. I want my OC to make Henry a good person slowly, changing him little by little. I want her to have a little bit of a backbone even though apparently in Henry 8th time, women were known for having to obey a man.

Why is it so much easier imagining what you wish to happen in books, but writing it in detail is so hard? I have so much struggle writing fight scenes and spicy scenes without making it sound so cringe...at least to me anyway.

I'm slowly coming back to write. I'm just having a hard time right now with life, and its making me not want to do much at the moment. Even though I know people will read the books, in my head I feel like I am just writing for nothing and wasting my time. 
          Especially now people have been complaining about dark romance books a lot on TikTok, so now I feel like if I write dark romance then it would be judged.

I need some advice as I've been thinking. I've read books. But from the main character's POV I want to write from, say it was a parent talking, would I say it like this?:
          
          "Charlie says" or "Dad says" as I'm confused. And yes, I know I've written a lot of books, but I feel like people would end up forgetting who the main characters parent's names are if I keep saying "Dad" or "Mum" says instead of using their names.
          
          Can someone please help me?

I've just figured out, the current book idea I had, if I did pregnancy in the first Twilight book/movie, my female OC would be pregnant for two books, and give birth during New Moon!
          
          And if I did it during New Moon, she would give birth during Eclipse!
          
          I figured this out by using the timeline made on the link I'll post in the comments!

On my previous post below this one, (If you're seeing it on my profile) I have decided to do a test run on the structure of the book and the ideas by making it fanfiction first to see if I like the way the chapters are before making it an original book.