My Dharma Power Is Primordial
我的法力是混元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 710k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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259Chapters
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Ugh, this idea of absorbing the memories of time travelers is utter nonsense. This is completely unnecessary. You should either write about the natives or awaken their memories and unravel the mystery of their birth. For transmigrators, what's important is not just their memories, but more importantly, the mindset formed by being born under the red flag, nine years of compulsory education…
You want to practice everything, and you want to possess everything. Forget about cultivation, go into business! Besides, it's full of nonsense and the plot drags on; there's no way you'll become popular.
The useless transmigrator was actually crippled by the natives.
After reading two chapters, a major problem arose. It concerns the colloquial language of Taoists. Generally, Taoists use "Wuliang Tianzun" (Amitabha Buddha), while a small number of Buddhist practitioners use "Wuliang Shoufo" (Amitabha Buddha). "Shanzai" (good fortune) is only used by Buddhist and Taoist disciples. Furthermore, while the ancients interpreted "shan" (good) as "yes," using it alone is acceptable, but the colloquial use of "Shanzai" is incorrect.
That Xie family plot was really toxic, haha.
I just browsed the comments on this book. Why do you have to change everything just because someone gives you suggestions? Why change anything? Write it however you want. It's just a novel, a story. Talking about plausibility and historical accuracy is completely unnecessary. For example, the person who said Wuliang Tianzun was wrong—I think even writing about Wuliang Meimei would be fine.
Fish demons can transform, yet they can't break through fishing nets? That's illogical!
The novel's plot flows smoothly and is very enjoyable to read.
This person started writing this novel in January or February, and now it's March 27th and there are only 110,000 to 120,000 words left.
It got really awkward starting from Chapter 10, with all those idiotic dialogues...