God Weird Fairy

Just push

A literary novel that travels through the world of Liaozhai style? When the protagonist travels through time at the beginning, his superpower is also a low-end version of the identification technique that he originally had. It seems to have the magical additional effect of being unable to lie, which is quite unique. And I think the main character's biggest advantage is not his superpower, but his ability to magically modify text, and his ability to restore heaven-defying attributes by hand drawing... The combination of pictures and text is really a killer! It is estimated that the protagonist will be able to escape poverty and become well-off soon. The overall look and feel of the story is very good, the narration is skillfully written, the protagonist has brains but is not a virgin, is not bound by the character of the original protagonist, and will not accept moral kidnapping. At the same time, he remains wary of inexplicable concerns, and has a somewhat steady and steady approach to life planning. It is very comfortable to watch. Rating: B Category: Xianxia - Classical Xianxia Attributes: Liaozhai, copywriting, superpowers Poison test evaluation: I don't have any big suggestions, just two questions. I don't know much about Jin Yong, but I'm just curious whether the plot of the Dragon Girl losing her virginity is so early in the original work... The protagonist has only written the first three chapters, and has it already involved these plots (meditation) The other aspect is in this aspect. I'm not sure what proportion of the story is in Chinese. If this is a story with the main text, then it would be reasonable to have such a large amount of content related to magic modification at the beginning. If not... Then it's necessary to reconsider it. Although I read the things in the writer's remarks, I still want to say that some things can be delayed, but it seems that it is too early.

(Also known as "Shenwei Liaozhai: Starting from Writing a Novel": The original world view of Liaozhai style, that is, the weirdness of gods and the cultivation of immortals, is similar to the belief in apotheosis of gods and the fight for incense, rules and tricks.) "The gods are unpredictable and unpredictable, but the immortals lead the common people. Sit and watch the sages in troubled times, and catch the fruit feast of Qionglou Taoism." This is a different world, with secret Taoism and hidden gods, just like a Liaozhai. Nan Yi traveled to this place and just wanted to live forever in the mortal world. However, he was penniless and had no choice but to copy and write martial arts novels in order to make a living. But he didn't expect that he would be involved in a murderous catastrophe between gods and evil spirits, and a battle between immortals and demons. Nan Yi had no choice but to use the heaven and earth as a chessboard and all living beings as chess pieces, and invited a group of immortals to play chess. Luo Zi said: When asking about immortality, is there any weird way to cultivate immortality?

. "Liao Zhai Feng Zhi Wei Wen", with the core setting of weird immortality and the Immortal Dynasty as the background style, is a kind of mysterious and strange stories with oriental classical characteristics. The power system is similar to belief in conferring gods and incense to prove Taoism. Therefore, the protagonist uses literary novels and compilation examinations as the early development line, and then opens up new paths by creating internal skills and mental methods, and gradually becomes involved in Taoist disputes. Generally speaking, it is a bit more daily style, with a slow pace, but it does not follow the usual plot, and it has an original and strange worldview with "order". Book friends who are interested in classical fairy tales, or fans of setting parties can give it a try.