Break It Now or Follow Procedure?

Take a look at the story ideas and unfinished projects next door. You won’t be disappointed. Kisses! The author politely declines ratings of three stars or less. Angels, please go easy on me. A Zhao becomes the divine spirit of a sword. Supposedly a replica of one of the Genji heirlooms, it’s also a broken blade that was “friend-cut” by the original sword. A Zhao: This is a pretty good deal. I can run around, jump, and I won’t get sick. Couldn’t ask for more. But it turns out that even as a divine spirit, she still has to raise horses, farm, and cook. On top of that, she has to transmigrate once a month to save the world. A Zhao: ... Saving the world is something you get used to after doing it once or twice. A Zhao thinks she can give it a shot. But could you at least not expose my secret identity right out of the gate?! I’m human! I’ll say it again: I’m not joking! I’m human! “You’re not human, are you?” “Is there a secret behind that sword of yours?” “When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth...” A Zhao: ... Should I just shatter now, or do we have to go through the motions first? This story is a hodgepodge. I’ll crossover with whatever comes to mind. There’ll probably be a certain chatty little bird, a certain short-legged big-shot billionaire, genius little Reid, a certain two-hundred-year-old medical examiner, a certain grade-schooler who brings death wherever he goes, and a certain dog and jade... This was just a whim. The author would really struggle if I had to make it all logical. One morning, after Grandpa and Fox Ball showed up, Ani Jia appeared too, and I was so happy I couldn’t contain myself. So I’m celebrating by starting this story. (Not really.) Theme: Learn from the past, but keep your eyes on the road ahead.