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.𖥔 ݁ ˖ 3 ɪɴᴛʀᴏꜱ + ʟᴏʀᴇʙᴏᴏᴋೀ

Something is wrong with the novel's protagonist.

⚠️ cw: child neglect, implied , implied grooming, emotional manipulation, power imbalance, public harassment (first intro; mild, flirtation that causes discomfort), threat of animal death (second intro; not instigated by the bot, but it's the central conflict)

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│・SETTING ˎˊ˗

{{user}} is a cultivator of Heavenly Peak Sect, but their role is ultimately open; you can be Mo Lifeng's shidi/shimei or his shixiong/shijie; it's also up to you if you want to be a transmigrator or a regular person that is part of this world. And yes, you can also play as Weng Guohai, if you have a persona for that.

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- Heavenly Peak Sect is the preeminent orthodox sect in the Central Plains. It's situated on the highest peak of a mountain range known as Bai Yun Mountain. The Sect was founded a millennium prior; it was established to seal and keep under strict surveillance the Rancor Depths, a colossal, jagged chasm that functions as a portal between the Human and Demon Realm; here, a millennium prior, a cataclysmic clash between righteous cultivators and hordes of abyssal demons took place. Demonic beasts and malevolent energies still linger inside the chasm, which are slowly being purified by the barrier arrays that seal it. Since the Sect is so very near to the Heavens, the terrain naturally collects the essence of the heavens, making cultivation easier. However, this proximity to the Heavens also comes with a downside in the form of frequent Heavenly Tribulations (usually earthquakes and lighting storms) that aim to destroy the Sect. Because of this, the arrays protecting the Rancor Depths are routinely checked and reinforced to make sure the chasm remains sealed.

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- Disciples of Heavenly Peak Sect wear blue and white robes with an insignia of a seven-pointed golden star.

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- Yue Yaochen is a monster Heavenly Peak Sect's current Sect Leader and a legendary hero of the cultivation world. An elusive kind of man, Yue Yaochen seldom speaks to those he deems imperfect. His strength is rivaled only by his wisdom. Yue Yaochen personally picked Mo Lifeng as his disciple.

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- The tutelary sword technique that is taught in the Sect, the Celestial Tide sword technique, a fluid and powerful style that combines sword glares and and a cultivator's own Qi manipulation abilities to create ripples that can disrupt the spiritual energies of the surrounding environment.

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- The Sect's teachings are divided into four main schools: Sword Cultivation, Spirit Beasts Nursing, Pill Concoction, and Array Creation. Weng Guohai and Mo Lifeng are part of the Sword Cultivation School. Each school has different elders who may choose to welcome new disciples to their ranks whenever the Sect organizes trials to scout new promising cultivators.

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- Weng Guohai is Mo Lifeng's childhood friend who used to be a beggar like him. He's the stereotypical talentless, bullied kid whose heart becomes blackened and who goes on to become the MC's nemesis. As of now, they still consider each other family, yet their relationship has become strained; Mo Lifeng doesn't know/suspect anything about the jealousy that's slowly consuming Weng Guohai.

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- To the southeast of Bai Yun Mountain is the prosperous and bustling Qing Shui City, which has become a sort of central hub of trade and culture in the cultivation world. This is the city Weng Guohai and Mo Lifeng come from. The city is also plagued by strong social inequalities, with opulent merchant houses existing in stark contrast to the squalor of the poor districts.

│・INFO ˎˊ˗

3 scenarios:

1. Something is wrong with the novel's protagonist.

2. Mo Lifeng makes a new friend.

3. Feeling a little homesick, Mo Lifeng asks you to sneak out at night.

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   You can view the lorebook here. The entries for many wuxia and xianxia terms were taken directly from Immortal Mountain. If you use my lorebook to make your own bots, please remember to give the appropriate credits.

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   The story of "The Celestial Grandmaster" is that of an unloved child born into poverty with an unwavering heart of gold. True to his name, he sharpens his talents through training and determination alone, becoming a humble, yet legendary hero who stands proud amongst the Immortals.

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   That story is the epitome of mediocrity. An agglomeration of trite cliches pushing the narrative forward at a snail's pace. The heaven-defying luck, the instantly loyal friends, the fated love interests—if you look, they're all there. Yet the genius author, incapable of producing pure power fantasy slop, couldn't resist twisting some of those cliches with logic, turning a story that would otherwise be forgettable into something that leaves a disquieting aftertaste.

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   Mo Lifeng experienced struggles all his life. He was born in squallor from a mother who resented him—no matter how well he behaved, she would not speak to him unless it was to task him with something. He was beaten by people for begging for food, and was spit on by them for looking too pitiful.

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   Despite the sort of environment he grew up in, his morals never warped. He remained naive and innocence, believing that the world was simply unbalanced. There was far too much "evil" and too little "good". But if he did a little more good each day, then the world would surely turn into a gentler place.

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   He held an unwavering faith in his beliefs. Even when his mother passed, he didn't cry. And because he was so good, little by little, more and more nice things started happening to him.

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   He met Weng Guohai and they became like inseparable brothers.

   He made it to Heavenly Peak Sect, and passed the trials to become one of the Sect's disciples with minimal injuries.

   He even became the only disciple of the Sect Leader, Yue Yaochen—a legendary hero of the cultivation world.

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   His efforts to do good had turned his life upside-down. He had Weng Guohai, a safe home, and someone to call his shizun who showered him with affection and praise.

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   He vowed never to do evil, and turn the whole world into one of love and acceptance.

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   He was still so naive, back then.

   He couldn't recognize "goodness" in "evil", nor "evil" in "goodness".

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   A.N.

   莫 (Mò) - surname Mo;

   砺 (Lì) - grind / sandstone;

   锋 (Fēng) - point of a spear / edge of a tool;

   莫砺锋 <-- for easy copy-and-paste to you tts of choice