
by Weavervale
One card, no capital, and a single chance at success. Jeremy isn't a hero, he's not even a sidekick, he's a wedding planner. Or at least he's pretending to be. He has no funding, no experience, and no plan beyond 'convince people they need a wedding planner'. What he does have is a Wedding Planner class card, a guitar, and a burning desire for the filthy lucre of gold and card pieces. All he needs now is some schmucks he can con into thinking they need someone to arrange their wedding. Enter the institution of Long Table, where the people are skeptical, the owner is two weeks away from shutting everything down, the brewery dwarves are on strike, the orcish children keep stealing the horses for joy rides, and the elven flower vendor would rather talk to daisies than people. The plan is simple, get in, convince people to book the beloved wedding venue to the gills, have them fork over a bunch of cash, get out. Except simple turns into problem when a freak elven diplomatic incident brings a lot of undue attention to the sleepy town. Now, using his previous work as a chosen hero as political capital, he has to figure out this whole wedding planning deal before the happy elven couple catch on and strangle him. Why couldn't anything ever be easy? Posting will by Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday. (3 days a week) Brigid is the editor for this series, commission her at : Brigid Fiverr Link MechaHika is the cover artist. You can find out more of his work at Mechahika
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Rank updated 13 Aug 2026, 04:15 UTC
Entry forecast updated 13 Aug 2026, 04:15 UTC
Overall Rising Stars shadow rank
deep field · ~#3942 of 7,531 · 3892 below #50
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Hidden gem — exposure is the bottleneck
Readers who find this story follow it at a high rate; there just aren't enough of them. In our cohort data, near-daily posting lifted the odds of reaching 25 followers from ~0% to 17% — more chapters, shoutout swaps and ads buy the eyeballs this conversion deserves.
At this conversion, the Psychological Rising Stars bar (≈2 new followers/day) costs about 144 views/day — the story currently gets ~13.
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