[I recommend starting at Chapter 78. The protagonist is a little too repressed earlier on, but after that he becomes more composed and stops acting like a child.]
[One heroine + pure love + cultivation + an all-out clash between multiple protagonists (including Wang Lin, Shi Hao, and Li Huowang; the world is vast enough, and the outline runs to a full 200,000 words, so don’t worry about it falling apart) + Lovecraftian elements + a slice-of-life bent]
I gave everything I had, my transcendent cultivation, to protect the eternal star river.
On the brink of my soul’s destruction, I cut off a drop of my essence blood to seek a glimmer of hope for all living things.
But after reincarnating, that drop of blood became “sinful blood,” rejected by the Heavenly Dao and hunted by everyone.
All my childhood memories were reduced to ashes in the battle against the invasion of foreign races. Only Xu Xiaochuan kept me alive.
Until I was forced to pick up that strange broken blade...
The demon within it tempted me: “Burn your blood and qi, and you can obtain invincible power.”
He had no idea that every time I used it, my future self, far away in the endless void, came one step closer to falling completely into demonic corruption.
An evil god from beyond this world was already licking its lips at the edge of my world, coveting it.
And I was using this stolen power to become the strongest in this world, step by step.
When I had gathered every inheritance of the laws, the evil god grinned as it tore open space and time
I stood with my blade held at the ready, behind me my original body on the verge of shattering, and before me an ancient death trap laid long ago just for me.
But this time, he would not be alone.
“True form!”
“Come, sword!”
“System, help me!”
To be honest, this is my second novel. Although the first novel failed, it taught me a lot of lessons. You should also notice that the word count of a single chapter of mine is somewhat different from other novels. It is very unstable, most of which are more than 3,000 words or even more than 6,000 words. I also wanted to change this situation at the time, but when I reduced the word count, my rhythm was disrupted. Perhaps my lack of experience caused this problem. In a very helpless situation, I chose to finish the novel. Then I wrote this novel according to my own writing rhythm. Although it seems a little different from others, maybe this is my style. If you can relax and take a look, you will probably like my habit of trying to figure out the psychology of characters in novels. Haha, what am I talking about? Will anyone really like it? Maybe? Is it possible to like it? I am just a novice who wants to express my thoughts. I want to create a novel of my own about cultivating immortals, and I want to give an answer to my dream of being an author. Can I beg you, can you give me some encouragement? Just a little bit will do, really a little bit will make me happy for a long time! Also thank you! 😄😄😄😄 This will be the last time I fully immerse myself in my original way of writing. Although I am a little worried inside - will changing the habits I have developed over the years disrupt my creative rhythm? But isn't life about finding your own boundaries through breakthroughs? I wanted to be brave and give it a try. In the days to come, I will calm down and slowly adapt to the new writing state. This process may not be easy, but I believe it is worth looking forward to. In addition, I noticed that some of the words used in the article are relatively unfamiliar. After carefully considering readers' feedback, I decided to add pinyin and notes next to particularly uncommon words starting from Chapter 45 to make the reading experience smoother. Attached is the first draft of a previously completed chapter. These words may be a little immature, but they record my truest creative trajectory. Thank you for your tolerance and companionship. I hope you will like the quality of my finished work!
Come on, big brother who writes novels