The Outcast: A Certain Science-Mad Woman Who Became Lu Jin's Disciple

Superpowers are actually a new kind of magic created by Aleister. If you actually believe that stuff is a superpower, then you're just a fool.

Superpowers are essentially magic disguised as science. Every ability user possesses an AIM diffusion field, and their superpowers are built upon this field. This field is essentially personal reality. Of the four indicators of an ability user's strength, personal reality is the most important; the stronger the ability user, the stronger their personal reality.

I am Shennong, and 666 has written Lu Jin as a pure and innocent old boy who doesn't care about worldly affairs. The protagonist comes to Lu Jin's door to ask to be his disciple, and Lu Jin takes one look and accepts him. He learns the Reverse Rebirth Triple Power in less than three sentences after entering the house, and he can master it immediately. Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!

Didn't I write this before? Why did I rewrite it?

Recently, there have been many female-oriented novels appearing in male-oriented fiction. I'm wondering if the female-oriented fiction writers are struggling to pay their employees? Why are they all flocking to male-oriented fiction? 😅

A female-oriented novel? Chapter 1: Centenarian Lu Jin blushes! Blushes!! Are you serious?!

They keep trying despite repeated failures. In short, my advice is to avoid it if possible, and if you do, make sure you choose the right side, whether it's the main character or the supporting character.

It's not bad, more for fun. Don't get too hung up on the original story. The only problem is that the map is too small. It would be better if some other worlds were added. After all, at the current writing speed, without padding, it will only be a few hundred thousand words long, enough to finish Under One Person.

Another Under One Person novel? Do you really like it that much? How many books have you written now, including those that were taken down?

I vaguely remember reading a novel about a woman who cultivates a triple rebirth, but the plot was set in the Republican era, and it featured Lu Jin's master, the Great Ying Immortal Zuo Ruotong. In the end, the country was established, and the "wet components" that could connect to human consciousness were all living people, similar to the Misaka Network. I wonder how well I'll write this.