Which Jikook Wattpad Authors Have The Most Followers?

If you want a quick, practical route to find which jikook Wattpad authors have the most followers, I’ve got a simple habit that works for me: search the ‘jikook’ tag on Wattpad and then sort by popularity (reads/votes). I tend to trust read counts and vote totals more than the raw follower number, because a story with huge reads often means the author has an active, engaged following even if their follower metric looks modest.

I also use social signals: authors who frequently show up in Tumblr rec lists, Twitter threads, or fandom Discords are usually the ones with the biggest followings. Look for profiles that link to other platforms—those cross-posters actively build audiences and tend to be top-tier. Finally, check the comment sections and update cadence; big follower authors typically have long-running serials, consistent updates, and dozens or hundreds of pinned comments from fans.

If you want, I can walk you through a search and point out a few current Wattpad profiles I spot as popular—I like doing that little fandom treasure-hunt, it’s fun to find a mega-story mid-update.

Okay, here’s the thing I always tell fellow jikook fans when they ask who the biggest Wattpad writers are: follower counts shift all the time, so the ‘most followed’ list is basically a moving target. That said, I pay attention to the community, and there are recurring names and stories that tend to sit at the top because they hit the trifecta—long serial length, regular updates, and lots of community engagement. Instead of giving a brittle ranking that’ll be outdated by next month, I’ll walk you through how to spot those top creators and point out what usually signals a high-followed author.

When I want to find the biggest jikook writers, I search Wattpad for the tag ‘jikook’ and then sort by reads and votes rather than relying on follower number alone. Stories with tens or hundreds of thousands of reads usually belong to authors with substantial followings. Another trick I use is to peek at the author’s profile—if they have a long list of published works, a high story count, and active comment threads it often means they’ve built a large, dedicated fanbase. Also watch for authors who cross-post or link to Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram; those cross-platform creators are often the ones with the biggest follower numbers because they mobilize fans across spaces.

If you want names, check Wattpad’s ‘Hot’ and ‘What’s Hot’ sections and community-curated reading lists (people on Tumblr and Twitter often compile “must-read jikook Wattpad” lists). Join a jikook Discord or follow fandom hubs on Twitter—fans there constantly shout out popular handles and mega-stories, and you’ll quickly see the repeat names. Personally, I bookmark the top serials and follow their authors to get notified when they update. If you prefer something more stable, look at Archive of Our Own or Tumblr rec posts that reference a Wattpad handle — those recommendations usually point to the most-followed creators. Give this a try and you’ll have a dynamic, up-to-date roster of writers to binge; I love discovering a new long fic that draws half the fandom into the comments, and that’s usually the sign of someone with serious followers.