Please help me write an Eastern fantasy cultivation novel with the following requirements:
[Worldbuilding]: Immortals govern the world and spread their teachings. The natural order is stable, the world prosperous, and everyone can cultivate through their natal star.
[Protagonist]: Lu Mingqi, a poor boy raised in Jiangxun City. He’s a little melancholy, a little handsome, and a genius of formation arts.
[Golden finger]: Part of the protagonist’s brain has mutated into a special AI called “Lao Ji.” He also awakens an arrogant natal star that seems to do nothing but devour gold.
[Story direction]: From the start, he runs a junk shop and makes his fortune collecting scrap. He dominates the East Heavenly Court’s secondhand market and becomes the greatest quartermaster in the immortal realm. When the great calamity strikes, Lu Mingqi faces the immortals and saints of the heavens and mends the sky with one hand, sighing helplessly: “Everyone, times have changed.”
[Achievements unlocked]: Master of both swordsmanship and formations, richest man in the immortal realm, master craftsman, Dao Lord Tai Yan, accomplice in the great calamity, top of the East Heavenly Court’s must-eat list, history’s greatest gold digger, a sweetheart treasure boy with way too much sugar content…
[Romantic history]: 1. A noblewoman of the demon clan, his first love and unattainable moonlight; 2. A shining moon of the sword path, his childhood friend and younger cousin from another branch of the family; 345…
Please generate the main story based on the above prompts.
“Command received. Parsing prompts…”
“Thinking deeply…”
“Warning: Error 404! Generation failed!”
Lao Ji: “I’m sorry. Your request contains an enormous amount of false self-praise, which fundamentally conflicts with this machine’s rigorous logic. I can’t generate such a shameless power fantasy for you. Let’s talk about something else.”
Lu Mingqi: “…”
Journey to the West: Summon the Jade Emperor from the Start
My Breadmaking Skills Can Slay Gods
King of the Arena, Starting as an Online Fighter
Beautiful Aunt, Don't Turn Around! You've Committed a Grave Taboo!
Keeping a Low Profile in Chaotic Times, I Train Until I Become a Martial Saint!
Immortals, Be Forbidden!
Lower Realm, Hold It Right There! I’m Here to Fish for a Big One
Peninsula Iron Fist: I’m Desperate to Improve
Playing Literary Characters in a Steampunk City
EN
Could He Really Be a Cultivation Genius?
EN
No Money for Immortality? I'll Attain the Dao Fruit
Fate Is Set!
It's obvious at a glance that this is AI-generated content.
Wait, what's going on? Why did someone write a description for the prompt words? 🙂
Arrogance has become obsolete.
The Black Star character is so disgusting, and are they going to try to whitewash the "green tea gold digger" type of woman?
The more I read about the parents, the more awkward it felt. Was it really necessary to force emotional scenes? Wouldn't it have been better to use them as plot devices? Why bother with those sentimental moments? Just cut to the story directly at the appropriate point. Would the protagonist truly develop feelings for parents they've never met?
Why do I have to pay to subscribe? ✊
Shennong has finished reviewing it. The current plan is to allocate resources to the middle stage of the Immortal Herb level, and if things don't collapse, it should reach the Immortal Herb level.
The current setting and plot are better than the mainstream ones on the market. In other words, it doesn't follow trends, it has its own creativity, selling points, and is more logical. There are currently two points in the article that haven't been resolved yet, perhaps to advance the plot later. First, the protagonist ranked around 30,000 out of more than 300,000 test takers.
Real AI-generated content doesn't actually use AI; in fact, a lot of what seems like purely hand-written stories are heavily edited with AI. 😰
It's already chapter 127 and they're still at the first level of enlightenment. Then another big event is coming up. Are they planning to clear the game directly by just opening the first level of enlightenment?
So many people want to read it, the results shouldn't be too bad, right? Why cut the book?
I feel that after just a couple of glances, the author doesn't seem to have a good grasp of the specific data. The author should probably avoid including specific numbers.