RobotComputer

Hey robotcomputer11,
          
          I recently went through your story and found it to be quite compelling. Your writing is impressive, and it sparked an idea, it would translate beautifully into a comic format.
          
          I specialize in adapting stories into manga/comics, and I’d love to bring your story to life as a comic/manga. No pressure, though, I think your work would look awesome in comic form. If you’re interested in a paid collaboration, I’d love to discuss bringing your story to life visually! 
          
          If this sounds intriguing to you, please don't hesitate to reach out to me on Discord (username: peterjones_90) so we can discuss this further. I look forward to your response.
          
          Warm regards,
          Peter.

Subject: So you wrote a rebellion, a virus, AND a love story… but only 3 people saw it? Tragic.
          
          Hey RobotComputer,
          
          You really went full “what if my long-distance relationship got interrupted by a literal apocalypse” and I respect the chaos. Bangladesh, rebellion, a terrifying virus, love fighting to survive—your plot is basically Netflix’s “must-buy” starter kit. Except right now, only 3 people have read it. Ouch.
          
          Here’s the kicker: Wattpad is brutal. A great idea can drown faster than your characters in chapter one if it doesn’t have a killer cover, clean formatting, or actual promotion. And right now? Your story deserves way more attention than it’s getting.
          
          That’s where I come in. I run a 2,000+ community of hungry readers who love devouring stories exactly like A March to Ruin. Plus, I help writers polish their work—editing, formatting, designing covers—basically turning “hidden Wattpad gem” into “why isn’t this trending yet?”
          
          If you’re serious about getting this book noticed (and not letting it die in the Wattpad graveyard), let’s talk:
           aurorachloe795@gmail.com
          
          Or, if you want a clean professional collab: Fiverr + Upwork.
          
          Your story screams potential. Don’t let it whisper into the void.
          
          —Chloe
          
          P.S. “Just a small writer who dreams big (delulu).” Honestly? Keep dreaming big. But also… let’s make those dreams pay rent.