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Not bad, garbled code. I hope it can be corrected.

It's a very thoughtful setting, but when writing a book like Honghuang Wen, which has many similar works, please don't do anything special. Don't change the names of treasures, supernatural powers, people's names, realms, etc. You know there is something called universality. People who know it will know that you have changed the name, and those who don't know will think you have made a typo. It is a very good reading experience. Having several works proves that the author has a lot of creative enthusiasm, but the response is not good. Without talking about other works, I will say that the creative idea of this book is quite creative. (I personally guess that the author wants to create his own characteristics, but not to be unconventional.) You must know that the book you wrote is not an original work but a second work. Many things that already exist have their own universality. You suddenly changed The reader's acceptance will be reduced, which will greatly affect the reading experience. Then, be careful, don't miss or make typos. If the typos are pronounced the same, people will accept them and don't make them completely different. Missing words can easily change the meaning of a sentence. It's not good if the original book is ruined because of a little flaw (who doesn't want his work to be recognized by others?)

You can go and see me. I really don't want to be a Taoist. That's called Chuangfa.