
Strange Tales of Cat Mountain
猫儿山志异
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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- Qidian
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Writing about monsters does not have the perspective of monsters, the thinking of monsters, or the people wearing monsters. They are all written according to human thoughts, human behaviors, and human logic. Although there is such a thing as taking people through time travel, especially in the early days, each monster race is different and has different natural habits. It's like people with different names, not different races. Since you want to write about monsters, you still have to change your thinking. Now this kind of writing personally feels that it is less attractive and interesting. I recommend you to learn how to write cats when I have no intention of becoming a fairy.
I can't understand the setting 😅😅. What kind of world view is this Maoer Cave in? Based on demons? Also, which anime is the fate star a reference to? Or are you talking about the 28 reference constellations? 😅😅
Monster stories can be diverse
I see a lot of people arguing, saying that Xuan Mao is a monster with human skin, or that they don't agree that monsters are like humans. I think monsters are no different from humans. The monsters in "Journey to the West" include the monsters like Shituoling that eat human bones and accumulate them, the Taoist monsters like Chechiguo who help people make rain and serve as national teachers, and the yellow lion spirits who cultivate their own crops in Yuhuazhou. It can be said that not all monsters in ancient novels about gods, demons, and monsters are described as stupid and stupid. Many fox monsters in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" are all familiar with human feelings and customs, which shows that monsters are not far away from people. In the setting of this book, monsters live in the mountains, occupying a hilltop and opening a monster cave, just like a Wubao Manor-style family. Can the monsters in such a monster cave not learn etiquette and rules? The lifespan of monsters is longer than that of humans. Within a few hundred years, the accumulated wealth of a monster cave is comparable to that of a human family, or even worse. After all, the leading monster can live for hundreds of years.
Are you not allowed to talk about ghosts now? What's the rule about taking off your pants and farting?
First time meeting, single recommendation, I like you 🥰🥰
Don't order this yet, do you want to read it or not 😠 I'm so confused when I click in every day and see this title😮
Very well written 👍 I was misled by the pinned post at first The writing style is very good. Please delete that comment about criticism.
This kind of monster is right! Otherwise, what would they look like if they were just like mortals? Those monsters are more like beasts than monsters! The monster is smart, she can definitely be like a human being! Of course there can be more alternative civilizations (but people cannot write about things beyond their own knowledge)
Well written, keep up the good work, author
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