Notes on Longevity and What I've Seen
长生见闻札记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 941k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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I want to write a different kind of fantasy novel.
Book Title: Notes on Immortality Synopsis: A hundred years of rise and fall, great and small, pass by like a dream. This is the story of a young Taoist priest's pursuit of immortality. I want to write a novel, a fantasy novel, a different kind of fantasy novel.
To be honest, this kind of writing isn't suitable for online novels. The author's writing skills, plot, and characters are all good, but it's not suitable for most readers. It feels like watching the protagonist's experiences from the perspective of a supporting character.
Inserting flashbacks within flashbacks—author, are you testing people's memory? 😅
Isn't the opening chapter usually the golden three chapters? The author's first few chapters are truly incomprehensible; I have no idea what they're writing.
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It has a strong fantasy/xianxia (fantasy martial arts) feel, which is quite appealing. The author is very interactive, and a lot of research was done.
Excellent! I've read Chen Shang Jian Tu's masterpiece!
Detailed story content of "Notes on Immortality" A Childhood of Hardship (Years 9-19 of Arts and Commerce) In the ninth year of the Wen Shang era, a severe drought struck the land, leaving the earth parched and the fields littered with the corpses of the starving. Little Ping'an was born into this desperate world, orphaned at a young age.
He was castrated?
As the title suggests, the author hasn't updated for three days. Has the story been abandoned?
Isn't this supposed to be about cultivating immortality? How did it get so off-topic? I only came here because the title was "Taoist Priest" 😓