I want to be transported into the fictional story The Legendary Mechanic.

It has many features that are far too advanced than the present Earth's technologies. For example, Han Xiao could pilot an intergalactic spaceship traveling past the speed of light or 3x10⁸ m/s, so that means they have the catalyst that holds the energy to produce that kind of power, I want to see what kind of shape this unknown material is. I also want to explore the space and observe different kinds of organisms, what the culture is, their behavior, their language, their types of machinery, etc. I want to be able to see the galaxy up close and figure out what lies beyond the observable universe.

I don't want to be friends with a clumsy person. Every move must be calculated cautiously as space is many times more dangerous than Earth. Even a single malfunction of the ship you've riding can be deadly. For example, being neglectful in maintaining your spaceship can be the cause to be stranded in space, where you'll just die waiting for someone who's light-years away.

YuZa It's too vague, I can't conjure a deduction based on the information you provided.

Tomoyuki I did think the premise sounded awfully familiar...

Haha, I agree. Perhaps it is a bit similar to the novel "Warlock Of The Magus World" that was already completed, albeit with a twist added by MAKKAPATI. But nevertheless, I'll read the story if a user creates one.

Denlye Like the previous replier said, just exaggerate the name of that particular plant while also retaining its originality; Consequently, the idea of that herb you should give to the readers should answer the following questions: What is the purpose of this "Object"?, you can't just say that it is "Purple Dragon Grass" without describing its functions. What is its shape? Does it have a pattern? Where are they located? Are the herbs rare or unique to that area? Its medicinal properties and side effects? Are they known to the general public and are widely used to whatever reasons? Well, you can just randomize it, just ignore the questions. But if you like a challenge, you can search for some herbs used for healing injuries, preventing or curing diseases, alleviating freshly made wounds, and health-improving tonics.

IceSnowball Sniffing the more-than-century-old mucky air as he saunters inside the room of the mansion, Jay Kaiya promptly felt goosebumps as though the atmosphere changed from the tranquil, lackadaisical one earlier into a grievous, resentful wind. Out of curiosity, he opened one of the still-unlockable doors and saw an airy figure lurking, and had schadenfreude smile on its translucent, whitish face. Jay Kaiya rubbed his eyes, thinking maybe it was just his mere imagination, but the ghastly outline swiftly pounced into his side, Jay Kaiya struggled forcefully but to no avail, consequently, the "wraith" tried to seize the control of his body, however...

quoi?

Yeah, I'm running out of idea in finding ridiculous "Features" in cultivation novels. Let me think a bit...

I'm surprised you replied to this thread. This post was like 1 month ago.

Yeah, they're experience points.

MAINID1 This thread should really on top to tell qidian stop translatin new cliche annoying cultivation story but start to focus on quality one.

Their focus are on hot-blooded ambitious juveniles and romance-addicted youths, so naturally they keep on translating these new short-term good novels to gain profit from them, then keeping the best for last for maximum benefits.
Or not...

Oh and try to search Dry Ice, Silver Iodide, and Salt Powder, maybe you can make a quasi-method for making rain.

Downright poor, bonus SS hoarder (always expires, Valued premium user, god rich tyccon.

I compared the Seven Ages of Man to reading books.

Infancy, listening to the stories and songs of your parents at the language you don't understand yet.
School Boy, reading picture books, learning words one by one, as well as try to communicate with others, a friend seeker, likes to have super powers, not awakened yet to the truths of reality.
Teenager, enters the rebellious phase, reading romance, exaggerated (Chuuni), wish-fulfilling stories as you slowly learn the concept of intimate relationship. A hot-blooded person who is likely to be ambitious, but shy with regards to facing girls.
Young man, cares about reputation, had a patriotic mind, who likes to read the history of their country, wondered how the world works, and global issues Earth is facing right now.
Middle Aged, likes simple, slow and tricky stories with a hidden or a deep meaning, reminisces about romance, and is a calm person with many experience.
Old man, likes to return to the old times, reads newspapers, listens to radio, for some people, new technologies don't seem to catch their interest at all, just a simple, happy life. Action and war-related novels is not their cup of tea.
Dotage and death, nostalgic person, prefer a slice of life story, spending less time on books and spends the rest of life with their family.

Different people, different personalities, different ages, different stories.

Regarding on the matter of conveniency in cultivation auctions, I'm afraid to say that it isn't even safe to just go to them. You buy something, You pay, Then someone will steal it. Why buy if you can get the item you want for free? Of course, it's risky but villains in cultivation novels always die right?

ThrustThunder Ahem, Mario reference?

Well, if you actually leveled up to 6, which requires too much time. But that make sense.

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