I Created an Asian Magic System for My Fantasy Worldbuilding 

Short stories huh? Shoot me your username on there and i’ll check it out!

make them genetical mutant or descendent of higher being 😁give them some organs with which they manipulate elemental energy can't say its unique but just my preference

Sounds like potential for a very interesting fusion of power systems. I would suggest absorbing your favorite elements from each series and simplifying them so they don’t over-complicate the story when they come together. Story-wise, I think any power systems can be modified to fit a story as long as the main conflict remains clear and character arcs made sense. Cheers and good luck on your worldbuilding!

p.s. your art style is enviable my dude! Fantastic effort

@@TheSongOfO its AI image

@@adroitws1367 the real reason so much worldbuilding is happening in the world at the moment

@@abelk.johnsen309 I think overall its good wave, as I love worldbuilding and seeing what people think is interesting. But most that use ai to do it will stop when the dopamine rush of quick image diminish and they need to start putting effort in polishing their rough idea. So, go build some world ma bro. With ai, its more fun than ever now, even just for hobby

Nice! Good luck to us on crafting cool fantasy worlds :)

Yes, glad to see someone familiar with Cultivation. These are all concepts of traditional Chinese martial arts, TCM, and classical Daoist Canon. The earliest authors of Xianxia adopted and fictionalized these ideas from centuries-old Daoist manuals such as "Principles of Inner Nature and Vital Force" (性命圭旨), "Biographies of Immortals" (Shenxian Zhuan), "Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor" (Huangdi Neijing), etc. The original classics were written as works of religious or spiritual non-fiction. In fact, the earliest known accounts of Chinese history, such as records of the Yellow Emperor, feature concepts of cultivation, culminating in the Emperor's ascension to heaven. Just as the West had The Torah, the ancient Chinese had the Daoist Classics, in which ascension to Heaven is the goal of spiritual cultivation, just as the goal of Judeo-Christianity is to reach the Kingdom of God. The West talks about "Faith," the spiritual concept of firmly believing in that which you have not seen. The East talks about "Enlightenment," the concept of grasping that which you have not known. In the words of Will Wight (going off memory here): "There are a million paths in the universe, but they can all be reduced to one: Improve Yourself." Ultimately, the goal of Cultivation is not about gaining powers or immortality, but about elevating the spirit toward greater truths of the universe. Perhaps to see it on the macro scale, the Dao of Daoism is "the Way" just as the Dharma of Buddhism is "The Law," just as the Word of God rules all things. Personally, I believe they resonate with a degree of higher truth that can be applied universally to the human condition, regardless of culture, time period, or "magic system." I think, in the end, what is the fantasy genre but a medium through which to explore our own nature by visualizing a journey through mysterious forces of the cosmos?

Yes, just as many authors have done. But does not take away from some of the touches he has added, that will make it part of his own world.

Haha, that's interesting. Yea, this took quite some time. I mainly just work on it when I have some free time. So like over the course of week or two.

Yea, got a lot of inspiration from Wuxia

Yea, hopefully I can come out with a book or two haha

Yea, the technology was advanced at one point, however they were used against the Clans for a period of time, killing hundreds of powerful Bloodlines (the Eventide Bloodshed). Eventually when the Bloodlines reemerged from the shadows and ashes, the Clans retaliated with unprecedented firepower (the Drakarch Crusade) and magic, hunting down the warlords who used aetherya tech, and massacring the civilizations that prospered with the technology. So technology was politically repressed for centuries thereafter.

@@KingswithDragons end this impear if the furture to give people freewill in a better way

Yes, these are possibilities and limitations I would like to explore

Ai art redrawn/retouched on photoshop.

Yea, as I'm gradually writing the actual story and revising, I've been trying to simplify the language.

Nice! Sounds like a lot of potential

Sounds fun!

I disagree, this is fair use

Humans “steal” art worse then ai

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​@@pikelet1014what does this have to do with anything

If you think about it, artists "steal" from other artists as well. Everything is inspired by something, whether consciously or subconsciously. We mush a bunch of ideas (that have most likely been done before) together and create something new, so to speak. That's what AI does, too. I don't think there's a problem with using AI, but I don't think using it to make money is a good idea.