This is a sudden idea, written for love, with no outline!!! I happened to see a picture of Chunyang from Jian Wang 3. I've never played Chunyang, and I haven't played the game in five or six years, so I have to look up all the skills and such. I'll write slowly and try to stockpile chapters. My track record for finishing stories isn't great, and I type slowly on my phone. I'm just obsessive-compulsive, which has one benefit: there can't be too many typos. The Grave Robbers' Chronicles was the first long novel I read, starting in sixth grade. More than ten years have flown by, and I barely remember the details. I started this story just to indulge an idea of mine, and because I privately wanted things to go more smoothly for the Iron Triangle, so the protagonist has a pretty big golden finger.
The characters may be OOC, but there's no pairing. When I read Grave Robbers' Chronicles fanfiction, I generally don't like pairings. I may use time skips a lot, since I don't remember the fine details either and will have to look them up.
The story is complete. Feel free to dive in.
It's just rather short.
Formal blurb:
An ordinary person transmigrates to the world of Jian Wang 3 and becomes a little goat. After living for years in a counterfeit Tang dynasty, this unlucky soul is stabbed to death by the Langya Army just before the An Lushan Rebellion ends. Then they transmigrate again, this time into a different cultivation world, one with no path to immortality. At the end of cultivation, one can only cross the barriers between worlds. The protagonist is a modern person with plenty of resentment about the War of Resistance, and when they cross the barrier, the world's will kicks them into China during the Old Nine Gates era. They become an ageless old monster. The protagonist hasn't read Old Nine Gates or The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, and through a twist of fate ends up following the Iron Triangle as their support and healer.
Theme: I want to make the Iron Triangle's journey a little easier.
It feels like the protagonist's character has shriveled up in the middle and late stages, and he has to pay again and again for no reason. After becoming a teacher, one second I thought Li Cu was injured and came to visit, and I felt (ashamed). The next second, because Wu Xie needed it, he opened the wound without hesitation and became an accomplice of Wu Xie and his gang. It was like someone slapped you and said that he would cure you later. Don't mind it. I will cure you anyway. This is not the reason for you to actually hurt others. Li Cu joined the plan without any hesitation. The identity of the teacher and the previous description of the teacher, the character here is a bit hypocritical.
Li Cu: Your friend is in my hands, you'd better be polite! Wu Xie: ? Yun Qingxuan: Does this clear stupidity sound familiar?
Are you still writing extras? Reboot, Ultimate?
(*'▽'*)?
Chapter 14 is locked and there is no way to include Chapter 13 in the story.
It feels like the male protagonist has lived in vain for hundreds of years. Without a sword, he can't fight in close combat at all? Is the Tang Dynasty and the world of cultivation so peaceful? Isn't there a time when the hero lost his sword? It's a bit ridiculous to weaken the male protagonist. Also, I often don't pay attention and don't hear what Wu Xie and the others are saying. It happens once or twice, several times. The repetition rate is too high.
Great writing, keep it up
Qingxuan: Hostage...? Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right, I'm a hostage.
Wow, why does it feel like it's about to end?
Li Cu is so naive, hahaha