Which word or words and punctuation best corrects any errors in the sentence?

The story had a good plot, interesting characters, believable dialogue, and a great title but I fell asleep halfway through the first chapter.

A.
title; but

B.
asleep;

C.
title, but

D.
There is no error in this sentence.

Question

Which word or words and punctuation best corrects any errors in the sentence? 

The story had a good plot, interesting characters, believable dialogue, and a great title but I fell asleep halfway through the first chapter.
 
 A.
title; but
 
 B.
asleep;
 
 C.
title, but
 
 D.
There is no error in this sentence.

anonymous · Answer

@Data_LG2 @King.Void. @Love_Ranaa @sleepyhead314 @sleepyjess

love_ranaa · Answer

If there are too many commas in a sentence, you can pu ta semicolon to separate a dependent and independent clause.

love_ranaa · Answer

put a*

anonymous · Answer

I think it would go after title

love_ranaa · Answer

Right.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks