Heaven's Cauldron
鼎天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 253k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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77Chapters
11.8kRecommendations
4.8kFans
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Heaven's Incantation
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The new anime series in July has ended, "Grenade Afraid of Water" and "Yiguan Zhenglun" have both changed their styles. There are no more historical novels on Qidian that I can read.
Is the end of history the realm of Xianxia (fantasy martial arts)? Rong, Dan, Guan... These are all historical figures who transitioned to Xianxia! 😂
Your next book must be about history! The stories of the Western Wei and Northern Zhou dynasties would be amazing. I'm already supporting this book!
Let's change the cover image. At first glance, I almost thought there was no cover... I'm really looking forward to the author's transition to Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) fiction. I'm curious what it would be like if this author, with their rigorous logic and excellent writing style, wrote a Western fantasy wizard/lord-themed novel, haha!
Forget it, it's nothing like cultivating immortality, it's still the same old bureaucratic stuff.
I'm currently reading "The Grandeur of the Han Dynasty," and I've already finished it. I'm giving this book a monthly pass to support the author.
Slow-burn Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) stories still have a large market as long as the overall plot is okay. However, it seems that the story only really takes off when it reaches two or three million words. You could try asking some Xianxia masters for recommendations. The more words you write, the better it will be. Please vote with a monthly ticket to support it.
Looking ahead, the protagonist's combat skills are too low, the sect's rules are not enforced, the masters are selfish and self-serving, and he's just spouting nonsense in a high-martial arts world—are you kidding me?
The transition is good. Writing new types of questions will bring new challenges, which will lead to new progress. Many great authors had excellent early works, but their later works were just superficial changes that fell into clichés. Acting requires a touch of rawness, and the same applies to creative writing. Keep it up, Nine! (ง •̀_•́)ง
Let's discuss this: how about you go back to writing about the Northern Dynasties' military forces?