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That's the thing. it's vague to me too. I'm not experienced in this genre so I can't really be specific here. But if I had to try, I would say the major realms, although I don't know if that's also too vague.

Can you all tell me exactly how a breakthrough is written. Is there like some sort of mental thing or is just like that? Like in major and minor realms Need this information for the future.

That's the comedy of it. He would rather die than be saved by someone who mocked him for having no money, no b#ches, barely a social life, (he still had friends). And his alternate self is no different, only he has trash talent, a nearly crippled aptitude, and a weak foundation. And of...

I mean, the pettiness doesn't go away, it's just that other things are stacked on top of that so it's more than JUST petty revenge is what I meant. In the end, he's still killing him out of pettiness. (And because if he doesn't, he gets erased from existence or something worse) (Yeah, I should...

Oh no, the MC himself will get humbled far more than he will face slap. I like it when the MC suffers more

I know it has been done. This is my first step into cultivation so I'm not trying to destroy the entire story just trying to make it original. I want it to be simple for me to work with while also doing what I want Never said he's getting an OP ability, if anything, he will struggle a lot, and...

Oh, it's not a revenge story. Think of it more like Saga of Tanya the Evil. It's more about proving that guy wrong, killing is just a byproduct. And revenge wouldn't make sense. The immortal didn't do anything directly to him, just mocked him and pissed him off. It's really just the MC being...

Tell me, would this synopsis reel you in if I wrote a novel centered around this: (Like I said, I'm not writing this in a good year or two) (This is my first dip into cultivation, so you won't see anything truly original) Synopsis Li Haung, a young man who had a fairly average life, not too...

I intend to write a cultivation novel in the future and I want to know if this is right. So, it will be my first time, I want to make sure it is simple for me and reader to use so that i don't get caught up trying to do eveything and keep focusing on my own characters rather than the power...

Yes, it is. I'm literally doing the same thing with my novel. I do think it's worth it because it allows you to fix what you did wrong before and improve and make it far better than you could have before.

Oh don't worry. I'm not taking most things form those novels. I know they're brainrot. Thank Boofy (Youtuber) for that. They aren't the peak of the peak right? I don't want it to be the peak of the peak because I know the price of reading true peak.

I don't care. I just need to understand the basics of cultivation if I'm going to write my own. I don't need it to be deep. it can be trash. Just something. I mean I am reading a Regressor's Tale of Cultivation

You heard me. Give me recommendation to read. :blob_reach: (I'm already reading a Regressor's Tale of Cultivation, and I already know about Reverend Insanity)

That is certainly true. While I don't want to write the deepest novel, I do want to at least have good characters, good and strategic fights, and philosophical clashes as well as the costs of power. Which is why I'm currently reading RTOC at the moment and intend to read Reverend Insanity to...

Yeah, I've heard they do that. I want to write a simple one. Nothing too crazy, but not too boring. No system or anything like that set in a modern era if possible but with the same things like secs, young masters, and stuff like that but modernized

As the title says, how hard is it to write a xianxia novel as one day I want to write my own, but I barely know anything about it, so I've been reading up on xianxia novels and manhwas to get some level of understanding. If you have things I should know, please post it here so that in the...

Oh, don't worry, everyone is an adult, nooooo Diddy. Although the character development will be more like character regression as he slowly loses himself to his regression ability, once being full of personality into a cold machine that will do anything to get rid of his regression ability...

Well, the idea is for it to be similar to Shadow Slave in a way where people in different countries are forced to play a game called God's Game. Where angels have descended from the realm above to use them for entertainment, every month, having them fall into a dream where they face different...

What is it like to write a regression novel? Whether they go back once or they go back multiple times, is it hard or easy to write? I'm saying this because I am currently on my journey to revamp old novels I have abandoned like this one: Level Up – To Break All Limits I Have | Scribble Hub...

While that I certainly true, it's not really the kind of crash out I was going for. The idea wasn't that he was acting childish trying to kill them all, but rather the idea of a calm crash out. As I believe not all crash outs need to be so wild as I believe some can be much calmer which I was...