
Fated Space: After a Mortal Awakens, the Sect Hunts Him Down
预命空间:凡人觉醒后,宗门追杀
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- Completed
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- 533k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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- Fanqie
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1. Why write this story? ——The idea of writing this book started from "Mortal Reluctance". It came from a question that always struck me when I was browsing the Internet: "What would you do if you traveled through time and became a mortal with no talent, but suddenly learned that you would be hunted down by the sect in the future?" In traditional fairy tales, the protagonist either has a spiritual root that defies heaven and changes his destiny, or he cheats the system and crushes all sentient beings. But in reality, when ordinary people face a "destined" crisis, can they really just wait for death? I want to write a more realistic "awakening" - there is no sudden invincible golden finger, only a "predestined space" that can glimpse fragments of the future; there is no refreshing feeling of reaching the sky in one step, only the struggle of mortals tearing apart the shackles of fate bit by bit in desperate situations. When the sect chases the protagonist because of the "prophecy", he does not just passively take the beating, but uses his foresight to make plans in advance and find opportunities for a comeback in the cracks. This tension of "mortal versus predetermined fate" is the core of what I want to present most. 2. The "hook" and "underground" in the story. The setting of this book may seem cruel (being hunted by a sect), but the core is "hope": Limitations of the predestination space: The future fragments it can see are vague and short-lived. The protagonist needs to repeatedly deduce, verify, and even risk his life for a key piece of information. Prediction is not omnipotent, but makes the decision more difficult. The truth behind the sect's pursuit: Is the so-called "prophecy of mortality" really an unchangeable fate? Or is it a trap created by someone deliberately taking advantage of the rules? As the plot progresses, the protagonist will discover that it is not only the sect that is chasing him, but also the "manipulator of fate" hidden at the bottom of the world of immortality. Mortal resilience: The protagonist does not have heaven-defying blood, but he has modern logical thinking (such as using precognitive information to defeat enemies) and an extreme desire to live (such as lurking for several years for a chance of survival). These "ordinary people's wisdom" are the key to fighting fate. 3. What I would like to say to readers: If you have ever encountered the dilemma of "seemingly destined to fail" in your life - such as trying hard but not seeing any reward, being labeled as "can't do it", being unwilling but not knowing how to resist - then this story may resonate with you. The protagonist's growth line from mortal to awakening is essentially a process of "how do ordinary people believe in themselves": he will collapse in anticipation and be afraid of being weak, but in the end he will choose "even if there is only a glimmer of opportunity, give it a try". This book will not be mindless, but it will have a small twist after gritting your teeth and persevering; there will not be a "one-click solution to all problems" cheats, but there will be a sense of satisfaction of "breaking the game with mortal wisdom". Finally, I would like to thank every reader who clicked on this book - your support is the biggest motivation for me to code. If you like the tension of "Mortal Counterattack", or are interested in the discussion of "Destiny and Freedom", please leave a message to discuss the plot direction with me (for example, "How do you think the protagonist can break the sect's pursuit?" "Will the predestined space have hidden functions?"). Let's make this story more exciting together! ——Author The Little Girl in Squares