Thank you, everyone, for voting and commenting! The feedback is both surprising and interesting. I knew romance was going to be high, but I really thought Sherlock was going to be higher 
it gives me more insight, I think, into what my readers want and what they prefer and priorities. So thank you! 
And all the comments are helpful, interesting, and very kind 
It helps, always, to hear your thoughts. And your kindness always makes me want to deliver the best story I can 
@Cingulum_diaboli @yb_minhee @longnoideatime @Yklewz @montero
@Big_fan1231 I actually prefer to write in a past setting, and I don’t know why. Perhaps because words that would in a modern setting be too pretentious or rare are more accepted it’s just fun! I could write a mini prompt maybe on my tumblr, but right now, I have no plans for it 
@Albus_de_Noir ooh yes, the roaring twenties are fun! Or 1910 London could be fun too! If I ever made a spin-off story, it would probably be in either 1830 or 1910 
@Taylor_Enean I might have taken a screenshot of this and sent to a friend because it was so lovely thank you!
Before I posted the demo, I spent quite a lot of time reading “how to write” books and watching YouTube videos about writing, doing writing exercises. But I forgot to continue that routine. But you reminded me, I will start again! I am just starting my writing experience. There are so many things to learn— which is pretty exciting, really if anyone has any good writing learning resource recommendations, I would gladly hear them!
@Kirlett
Ooh, interesting why do you not like Sherlock Holmes in a modern setting? 
I would say I often times prefer a setting that is in some way distant from the modern era, but I can like that too 
@CrayFoPottah oh shucks 
thank you haha, I have a hard time believing that, but I really appreciate it nonetheless 