From Fire-Tending Boy to Daoist Celestial Venerable

Let's give the protagonist a different magical weapon. Don't always use a sword. Water, fire, yin, yang—even scissors would work! The Beichen sect seems to correspond to the Big Dipper. While they emphasize killing, their magical weapons and artifacts should be diverse. After all, current cultivation novels have overused swords. It seems like cultivation only has swords as magical weapons.

I'd like to ask you this: if you were the protagonist, and you were a talented individual, would your superiors try to win you over by offering you benefits or by subjecting you to hardships?

1. Cultivating immortality is about defying fate and changing one's destiny. The protagonist was predicted to be a chosen one from the beginning, which made the story lose its mystery and the main character wasn't particularly irreplaceable.

It's unnecessary for a perfectly good alchemy furnace to develop an extra artifact spirit. Who would believe that a sentient being with self-awareness, capable of cultivation, and comparable to an AI would willingly be a slave for eternity? No amount of gratitude or powerful restrictions could change that. Have you not heard: "All things under the frosty sky are free"?

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As the title suggests, dear readers, please feel free to leave your good ideas in the comments. I will carefully consider and select some. Supernatural powers, magical treasures, sects, and characters are all welcome. The more ingenious the idea, the better, but of course, it must fit the classic fantasy/xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) style. Ideas based on technology or leisure are not acceptable…

Compared to the Great Dao Contest, the synopsis gives it a certain feel.

All I see are scheming, despicable people.

For example, if your author's name contains the character "" (xuan), and the male protagonist's nickname is "" (taixuan), then you could choose the character "" (xuan). If the goal is to achieve immortality, then you could choose the character "" (jie), which symbolizes overcoming tribulations to become an immortal. How about calling it "" (Xuan Jie Cheng Dao)?