Can Buddhist disciples write novels? The kind that doesn't have a bad plot and is especially educational? Please, Senior Brothers.
Of course, Buddhist disciples could write novels, and those without bad plots were especially educational novels. As a creator, we should respect our own creative will and constantly cultivate to improve our own quality to create better works. The novel is an art form and a way to express thoughts, emotions, and values. It can reflect social reality and inspire readers to think. It has a high educational significance. When writing a novel, we should uphold the principles of honesty, truth, and kindness, using fictional plots and characters to express our thoughts and values, while paying attention to the logic and cohesiveness of the plot to avoid logical contradictions and plot loopholes. We should constantly improve our writing skills and aesthetic ability and constantly challenge ourselves to create better works. Finally, I hope that we can work together to create more excellent works that will bring more inspiration and thinking to society and readers.
A Buddhist girl who doesn't cultivate
" Buddhist Girl Doesn't Cultivate " was a fantasy romance novel written by Mu Danfeng. The story told the story of the Supreme Lord of the Immortal World, Fei Se, who was killed and reborn by her disciple. In this world, she had become a rookie, but she only wanted to live a Buddhist life and did not want to take in disciples. However, her disciples came to her door one after another and surrounded her, calling her master. The novel was completed with a total of 1.24 million words.
Please recommend some good fantasy novels about Buddhist disciples.
😋This is an oriental fantasy novel. The main character, Gu Changqing, is a Buddhist disciple, but he has cultivated the true method of the demonic path. He tries his best to grow his hair and return to asceticism. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Likes to write novels, but doesn't have the talent to write novels.
Writing a novel requires a high level of imagination and creativity. If you don't have enough talent, I suggest you practice writing skills and storylines first. You can learn their writing style and plot design by reading excellent novels, and keep trying to write your own stories. In addition, you can also try to participate in writing training courses and communicate with other novelists in the community to learn from each other.
Please recommend a completed cultivation fantasy novel that doesn't have a stallion plot. It's similar to the urban god but doesn't have a bad ending. Thank you!
Huhu, my cute online novel recommendation expert is here! According to your needs, I recommend a completed urban cultivation fantasy novel for you-Carrying the Great Immortal Cultivator with You. The main character of this book was called Master, a retired gaming professional god. In an accident, he was possessed by a heretic god, and from then on, he had a super strong ability. The young master shuttled freely among the school belles, white-collar workers, air stewardesses, beautiful CEOs, and other beautiful women, unfolding a brilliant story. Of course, this book wasn't about stallions. I hope you will like this novel. If you need any other recommendations, feel free to look for me! Muah ~
The Character Introduction of " Buddhist Girl Doesn't Cultivate "
The characters included the male lead, Ye Yelan, and the female lead, Jun Fei. "Buddhist Girl Doesn't Cultivate" by Mu Danfeng. It's a fantasy romance/oriental fantasy novel. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry. User recommendation: [Calm Buddhist Master VS Black-bellied Demon Lord] The Supreme Lord of the Immortal World, Fei Se, had a harmless hobby. She liked to take in smart and good-looking disciples. Her disciples were all as beautiful as flowers, and they were pleasing to the eye. However, one day, she was killed by her own disciple… It had been several hundred years since she returned to this world. Her disciples had all become mighty figures. There were the Supremacies of immortal cultivation sects, the Night Emperor of the Night Realm, and the King of the Demon Realm…and she had become a rookie that everyone could step on. In this life, Jun Hongse only had one wish, and that was to take off her rookie hat and cultivate her Buddhist nature to become an immortal. She would be free and unfettered in the mountains and rivers, wave her sleeves, and not take a single disciple away. In the end, his disciples came to him one after another… How did it feel to be surrounded by big shots calling him master? Jun Hong said,"Each of them has a complicated purpose. It means that the pressure is huge!" " It's a 1v1, not an MP, don't misunderstand." 。 I hope you will like this book.
Have you ever recommended a cultivation novel where the main character doesn't accept disciples, doesn't acknowledge a master, doesn't find a wife, and doesn't have a family?
I recommend the book "The Path of a Little Daoist". The protagonist is a lonely little Daoist. He has no family or teachers. He only has his own cultivation and experiences. This book had no master-disciple relationship, no harem plot, and the main character's cultivation path was very simple. There were no high-end settings such as alchemy to strengthen it. If you want to read an unconventional cultivation novel, you can try this one. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
How can senior year visual novels be educational?
Senior year visual novels can also be educational in terms of cultural understanding. If the visual novel is set in a different culture, players can learn about that culture's education system, social norms during senior year, and how it differs from their own. For instance, a visual novel set in Japan might show unique traditions and values related to the end of high school years.
Please recommend some novels, especially favorite ones, but don't have a sadistic plot.
Dear, I have several favorite novels to recommend to you! "Quickly Wear Me and Make Scumbag Cry" was a favorite novel. The female protagonist traveled through three thousand worlds to complete the mission of saving the male protagonist and developed in the direction of rebirth and revenge. "The Farming Concubine: Plowing the Fields and Planting Steamed Bun" was also a favorite novel. The female protagonist had a prince by her side and space in her hands. She became a person of indomitable spirit in the world of wealth. 'The Movie Queen's Wife' was also a favorite novel. It brought the female lead into the entertainment industry step by step, and in the end, the female lead would become even stronger. I hope my recommendation will satisfy your preferences. If you have any ideas or needs, feel free to tell me, and I will try to satisfy you! Muah ~
Can you recommend some novels or favorite works about masters and disciples, senior brothers and junior sisters?
😋According to the information you provided, I recommend the following novels to you: 1. [Raising an Apprentice to Cultivate]: It tells the story of a master and his cute apprentice on the path of cultivation. It's a classic Xianxia novel. 2. [My Apprentice Is Very Arrogant]: The story of a monstrous master and his disciple who was so arrogant that gods and devils were afraid of him. 3. [My Trash Master: A light-hearted and funny novel that tells the story of a trash master and a genius disciple.] I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
Please recommend a novel that doesn't have a bad plot or a " few " feeling. There is no limit to the male and female protagonists. Thank you!
😋I recommend the following books to you: 1. " Wear it quickly, she's as rich as a country." It was a sci-fi space-time travel genre. The female protagonist traveled through different planes and had the system to accompany her. Other than the female protagonist and male protagonist, the other characters were all extras or supporting roles. The story was rich and interesting. 2. " Quick Through Nightmare ", sci-fi space-time travel genre. The protagonist, Meng Yan, worked in the Heavenly Dao Bureau and completed all kinds of missions. However, every mission was accompanied by a maddening "strategy" from the Lord of Gods. 3. " All the villains in the game are doting on me ", sci-fi space-time travel genre. The female protagonist Hua Yan was the villain of the male and female protagonists, but she did not play according to common sense and did not follow the plot, causing all the protagonists to follow her as a group pet. Although the main characters were not limited to men and women, they were mainly female characters. I hope you like my recommendation.😗