Try a different entry point: webcomics. Seriously. Long-form webcomics like 'Kubera' or 'Tower of God' are essentially visual novels published online, with hundreds of episodes of deep lore and character development. If you're more visually inclined, getting into the rhythm of following a long, serialized story through a webcomic can make the jump to text-based web novels easier.
You're already used to the weekly wait and the sprawling storylines.
Peer pressure can be a good thing! Join a book club or read-along on Discord or a forum. Many communities have groups tackling a long web novel together, maybe a volume per month. Having deadlines and people to discuss with forces you to push through the initial adjustment period and can illuminate aspects of the story you'd miss reading alone.
It turns a solitary activity into a social one, which is how many of these stories were meant to be experienced.
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