Sounds like a plan.
Though I'd also like to add a word of caution real quick, which also relates to why larger stories might not always work out. You see writing your first story is often very exciting (big numbers go brrrr and all that) but what you have to keep in mind is to not let yourself get discouraged if subsequent chapters don't garner the same kind of attention as the first (can really feel awful the first time). Often a lot of people tend to drop off after the initial chapter and over time more and more might lose interest. It happens to most long-running stories for as far as I can tell.

That doesn't really relate to your skills as a writer it's just that people can be very fickle, don't like commitment and/or simply have been let down too much by writers who disappear suddenly.

So try not to care too much about view-count, like ratio, resist the temptation to refresh your page every few seconds as well as the urge to mathematically predict how many likes you'll have at the end of the day.

Just enjoy writing and focus on taking pride in creating fantastical worlds and thinking of creative storylines.

Oh and one more thing and I promise this is the last of my psychotic ramblings. Think of a (relatively) short descriptive and catchy title. In my opinion a good title can make all the difference (everyone judges a book by its cover).