Weapon names adapted to fantasy novels:
1. Miao Yuan Spear.
2. Mu Shi Sword.
3. Soul-eating whip.
4. Peiyu Sword.
5. Undefeated sword.
6. Qianyuan Sword.
7. Qingfeng Sword.
8. Silver snake dance.
9. Jade bone fan.
10. Ghost Blade Halberd.
Fantasy novels are a literary genre with often profound, mysterious, majestic and magnificent ideological contents. Not limited by science and humanities, nor limited by time and space, it is inspirational and passionate, allowing the author's imagination to flourish freely. It is closely related to genre novels with strong fantasy nature such as science fiction, fantasy, and martial arts.
It is generally believed that the term fantasy novel was proposed by Hong Kong writer Huang Yi, and its original meaning was "fantasy novels based on metaphysics". The so-called metaphysics refers to metaphysics, that is, the theory that explores the fundamental principles of the universe. It includes ancient Chinese Feng Shui, numerology, and alchemy cultivation, as well as Western mysticism and modern witchcraft.
Fantasy novels are mainly popular in Internet culture.
It is generally believed that the term fantasy novel was proposed by Hong Kong writer Huang Yi, and its original meaning was "fantasy novels based on metaphysics".
Definition of fantasy novels:
Huang Yi's metaphysics is not a philosophical metaphysics that combines Confucianism and Taoism with the metaphysics of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, but rather the relationship between science and science in the "metaphysical debate" in the history of modern Chinese thought. The metaphysics of opposites.
Based on Huang Yi’s works, it means certain things involving super-physical or super-experiential things. From the outside, they are profound and obscure and difficult to understand and approach, but in essence, they have noumenon. The nature of the 'Tao' of the theory therefore has the overall nature and origin.