Some Worldbuilding for the Fuxi World

How Taoists see themselves: Living among white cliffs and deer, untouched by worldly concerns, a sect of immortal sages.

How Taoists see Confucian scholars: Plump sheep waiting to be slaughtered, ripe for the fleecing.

How Taoists see Buddhist masters: Mad dogs you can't keep on a leash, ripe for the fleecing.

How Confucian scholars see themselves: Fine clothes and rich food mean nothing to me; refined and elegant, unmatched in all the world.

How Confucian scholars see Taoists: Get away from me. You're making me poor.

How Confucian scholars see Buddhist masters: Can't mess with them, can't mess with them.

How Buddhist masters see themselves: Buddha is merciful. Monks do not tell lies. Amitabha.

How Buddhist masters see Taoists: Poor souls driven mad by poverty.

How Buddhist masters see Confucian scholars: City folk sure know how to have fun.

Main pairings:

Shuang and Zhang Guming, the twin jewels of the Taoist sect.

Tian Qing, the Taoist sect's split-personality senior sister, and Su Qianhui, the scheming young heir of the Confucian sect.

I might write two cultivation novels set in the Fuxi world.

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