Hybrid Spiritual Plant Cultivation

Chapter 86: Remarks on the release and summary
It will be on the shelves tomorrow. According to tradition, let’s bring it over for a meeting first.

Let’s first talk about some things about spiritual plant cultivation, creative ideas and directions, and the problems encountered.

Many people who don't write usually read books in broad categories, such as fantasy, fairy tales, light novels, urban novels, etc.

Don't worry about subcategories.

In fact, there are a few theories about this. There are four categories of Xianxia: classical Xianxia, ​​fantasy Xianxia, ​​mythological Xianxia, ​​and Xianxia civilization.

I have received criticism from some readers that the writing is not profound enough and there are too many jokes...

This is of course because my writing is really not good enough.

I didn't mean it, I really don't have that ability.

Therefore, this book is not classified as a classical fantasy. In my opinion, the classical fantasy is the one that requires the most sophisticated literary skills. It must have a fairy flavor, chivalrous spirit, be enjoyable to read, and have well-researched details. This is probably a type of book that I will never be able to write in my lifetime.

As the name suggests, mythological cultivation is a kind of fairy-tale literature based on ancient mythology.

Fantasy cultivation of immortals is probably: the flow of upgrading immortal heroes.

Finally, here is the classification of this book, Cultivation Civilization.

In my opinion, the civilization of cultivation is the science fiction in the fairy tale literature.

I think the difference between science fiction and other genres is not how hard it is, but its direction.

Most novels are stories about people and people, while science fiction tells stories about people and the world.

So my direction has always been very clear.

——Farming changes the world, farming changes civilization.

This is the story of man (the protagonist) and the world (the cultivation civilization).

So in the early stage, on the specific content.

For a considerable part of the plot, I focused on the portrayal of the cultivation civilization itself, as well as the social changes caused by various factors.

However, many readers are more familiar with the reading rhythm, upgrading to change maps, and getting opportunities by downloading books. This type of plot is written relatively less.

Then there is the issue of off-topic issues.

Seeing the title of the book, hybridization, spiritual plants. Element perception, let me see what strange plants I can tinker with and what methods I can use to open my imagination.

After reading a few chapters, I was greatly disappointed and left in anger... Anyway, I'd like to kowtow and apologize first.

But this is not a book that relies on gimmicks.

I think writing that relies on gimmicks will not last long. Although I also like to read books with a lot of gimmicks at the beginning, I give up as soon as I see them on the shelves. I can't even read them for long, let alone write like this.

With this thought.

What you write naturally goes off topic.

I have set the cheat code for the protagonist very high, with basically no restrictions.

Therefore, the only thing that can limit the protagonist is the environment he is in.

I am a bit picky about my portrayal of the environment and society itself.

There is a plot where some book friends see that the protagonist's family paid the rent immediately without any attempt to hide it, revealing their wealth and acting without discretion, and they start to criticize them for being brainless and stupid.

But everyone who has read this far should know... I don't write about such low-level conflicts.

I will rob you because you have money? I will rob you because my family has money?

Is it reasonable? It is reasonable, but incomplete. This rationality is based on a chaotic and unstable social background.

So I wrote about the step-by-step collapse of social order in Anning Prefecture, from what angle it collapsed, and in what way it collapsed.

When order is slightly disrupted, everyone is just testing the waters; when chaos is inevitable, everyone shows their fangs; when chaos is complete, even the powerful families hiding in their turtle shells will be crushed...

One moment everyone is getting along harmoniously and social order is stable, and the next moment a family is exterminated for allegedly trying to get rich... Which of these plots is more stupid?

I am not saying this to argue with fellow book lovers. After all, I am also an old bookworm. All novels nowadays are like this. They almost all share the same background of cultivating immortals, except that the names of people and places are changed.

I know that book lovers just put the social background from other books into this book.

Then I couldn't help but put more effort into depicting the background, which resulted in problems such as unclear main plot and insufficient presence of the golden finger.

But I write novels for other reasons besides just making money.

After decades of development, Xianxia should not be solidified into a rigid label, it should be full and three-dimensional.

I want to make up for a small part of what is missing in the world of immortal heroes.

Write as much as you can, and try to achieve it.

Let’s talk about the creative ideas.

I am a half-worldly person, half secular.

I also want to see something with structure and depth, but I can’t see too deeply, and I can’t give up the clichés.

The book "Spiritual Plant Cultivation" only has two labels, one is farming and the other is management.

I happen to have two books that I love very much, one about farming: This game is too real; and the other about business: Losing money and becoming the richest man starting from playing games.

This masterpiece needs no further explanation.

I really like watching this kind of story where the protagonist uses more advanced and better things to change the world and the lives of the lower class.

Just like Civilization 6 has six victory modes, most online novels are about conquering by force, conquering and winning...

But I prefer Cultural Victory, which I think is quite unique and a must-try.

Having strong martial arts skills alone is not enough to satisfy your needs.

In a nutshell: It’s not enough to beat you down, I want to beat you into submission!
In the end, Jing Chan was pinned down and beaten to death by Chen Jing. After he got up, he still said respectfully, "Brother Jing, I am not as good as you."

I think this is more in line with my aesthetic than simply beating the opponent to death.

Of course, you have to create a villain of substance first, so that it will be fun to conquer him, and the small fry on the side of the road can just be beaten to death.

The above are the reasons why I like these two books, Losing Money to Be the Richest Man and The Game is Too Real.

And the reason why I only like it half way.

Because I am half vulgar, and half vulgar.

I don’t like my protagonist being a camera. It’s okay to have a camera occasionally, but it’s a bit uncomfortable to have a camera all the time.

I want him to have highlights, shots, and a sense of participation.

But apart from pretending to be cool, the protagonist also makes jokes, tells dirty words, and plays memes in his daily life. He lives a down-to-earth life, just like ordinary you and me.

Rather than living in the mouths of supporting characters for a long time, the saint who has not been seen for a long time...

Look, isn’t it vulgar?

You want both, neither too high nor too low.

With strange insistences like these.

All in all, this book sets the tone and starts.

In fact, I couldn’t find the content I liked, so I rolled up my sleeves and watched it myself.

I got on, and then what.

Data taught me a lesson.

The number of collections isn’t increasing, and the number of readers is dropping. I always feel like it’s going to fail as soon as it’s put on the shelves.

Illustration: Already honest.

When I started writing down what I said, I realized how difficult it was to balance it, especially with my level of skill.

Having said that...I am very, very grateful.

I am extremely grateful to all the readers who have been tolerant of my shortcomings and have come this far.

You are simply angels.

It makes me feel that my failure is not so complete.

I will also try my best to adjust and improve it, keep my personal opinions more secretive, and write more fluently.

I would also like to thank the editor for giving me a chance to go crazy.

That’s the summary.

The next step is to arrange the listing, which will be posted in the subscription group. Those who are interested can come and play and urge for updates;
The book review area will have a limit of a certain amount of coins before one can leave a review.

Then came the characters. I remembered that I could make character cards. Who would be the best to give them to? I suggested the unlucky guy Jingchan.

At last……

I wish myself a smooth launch, I wish you all a pleasant viewing, and see you tomorrow.

(End of this chapter)