I Practiced Spells in the Ancient Times

Modern young man Li Xiuqi accidentally traveled through the ancient world with 24 talismans integrated with Jackie Chan's universe, and became the fourth disciple of Hongjun. Together with his Taoist companion Mu Zili and his close friend Lin Jiuping, he dealt with the three sects during the Tribulation of the Gods, secretly helping the Jiejiao sect and dealing with the suppression of the Chan sect. While suppressing the backlash of the remnant soul of the Holy Lord in the sword, he gradually transformed from searching for a way back to the Lord Zhou Yuan who protects the ancient world, rewriting the ancient pattern with his unique talismans. Purpose: 1. Emotional integration and innovative stitching of cross-border IP The author breaks the limitations of a single worldview and self-consistently integrates the spell system of the childhood classic IP "The Adventures of Jackie Chan" and the "Gou Dao" setting of the popular immortality IP "Senior Brother, Senior Brother" with the classic Honghuangliu worldview. On the one hand, it awakens the emotional memories of different audiences and resonates with readers who are familiar with the two animations and prehistoric novels; on the other hand, it is not a simple stacking of settings, but a reconstruction of the original logic of the spells - setting the 24 spells as cross-universe projections of the law of chaos, complementing the compatibility of the two different-dimensional settings, creating a unique "talisman" cultivation system, and realizing the innovative implementation of cross-border IP. 2. The deconstruction of traditional narratives by modern values The author uses modern concepts of equality and tolerance to reconstruct the traditional narrative of conferring gods and measuring calamities: - It breaks the stereotype of "the orthodox teachings and the sideline teachings" in traditional stories about gods. The protagonist hates the elitism of teachings and agrees with and supports the position of "education without distinction". It criticizes the narrow concepts of origin and lineage and conveys the core of equality that "all dharma can achieve enlightenment and all living beings are regardless of high or low". - Use modern geopolitical thinking to deconstruct the game of the three prehistoric religions, transforming the traditional sectarian struggle into a balance of power narrative with more modern resonance, giving the ancient prehistoric story a logical perspective that contemporary readers can empathize with. 3. An innovative reversal of the traditional flow On the basis of the traditional prehistoric flow, the author made two key reversals of conception: - Redefinition of "foreign laws": Traditional immortality literature often regards heterogeneous laws as heresy, but the author sets the spells from Jackie Chan's universe as "chaos fragments" that make up for the loopholes in heaven, breaking the solid understanding of "either native or evil", and conveying the concept of tolerance of heterogeneity and inclusiveness. - A humanistic reflection on the fate of the gods: the monks in the calamity are no longer regarded as victims of fate. Instead, the protagonist rescues ordinary disciples of the Jiejiao and resists the logic of fate-style sacrifice, showing concern for individual destiny and jumping out of the traditional narrative framework of "compliance with fate" in ancient prehistoric literature. 4. The growth narrative of a stranger From the perspective of a time traveler, the author constructs the growth concept of "This is my hometown": the protagonist was initially just a stranger who wanted to return to modern times. In the experience of the ancient times, from the initial "survival" to protecting the people around him and the world, he gradually transformed into a guardian of the ancient times, completing the transformation from "passer" to "master" The transformation of identity and state of mind conveys the core of a sense of belonging and protection, giving the time-travel story a more delicate humanistic warmth.