
I Compose the Myth of Cultivating Immortals in the World of Martial Arts
我在武侠世界谱写修仙神话
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- 189k Words
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- Traditional Wuxia
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- For men
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- 2y ago
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Why does Chinese medicine need to be tested according to the standards of Western medicine? I still have to spend half of my time learning English...
Since it is about fairy tales about cultivating immortals, then don't write novels that don't have a world view. Don't write about the story of mortals cultivating immortals in a perfect world that covers the sky. Traditional mythical stories like The Legend of the White Snake and the Lotus Lantern in Shushan Mountain are not a system or a world view. They are distorted. You can just write the protagonist and tell traditional mythological stories. Start by telling the traditional myths of Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. As soon as Fuxi opened the sky, Nuwa patched up the sky, Huangdi Xuanyuan fought against Chiyou, and then ascended to the world of gods. Then there appeared the Eastern Green Emperor Taihao, the Southern Red Emperor Shennong Yandi, the Central Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan, the Western White Emperor Shaohao, and the Northern Black Emperor Zhuanxu. Five ancient emperors including Emperor Zhuanxu were separated from the gods by Jedi. From then on, there was no god in the human world, and the only way to ask the gods was through sacrifices. Later, in the pre-Qin era of the human world, hundreds of schools of thought contended, and Qi practitioners appeared. In the Han Dynasty, Taoism and countless Taoist ancestors appeared. They absorbed the essence of Taoism and Qi practitioners, and created a system of cultivating immortals by collecting Qi and refining elixirs.