What are the nonsensical plots in the novels of cultivating immortals that Americans regard as spiritual food?

Not only people in China like reading novels about cultivating immortals, but also Americans like reading them. Their obsession is even greater than that of China readers. There are fixed routines in the novels of cultivating immortals. Generally, the protagonist will have adventures in the plot, and even there is an omnipotent helper at every critical moment. These are common plots in the novels of cultivating immortals.

1, heroic adventure

The biggest difference between China's novel of cultivating immortals and fantasy novel in the west is that the protagonist will encounter some adventures, meet some strange people and experience some inexplicable things from the moment he is born, and most people can easily acquire some special skills, which is rare in western novels.

2. Every critical moment helps.

The hero of Chinese fairy novels is generally super lucky. Every time there is a crisis, there will be some people passing by, and these people are masters of seclusion, who will help them let the hero survive every crisis safely. Most western novels need the personal efforts of the protagonist to survive the crisis, so reading China's immortal novels will give people a very refreshing feeling. It is precisely for this reason that Americans also like to read China's novels about cultivating immortals.

There will be an omnipotent helper around the hero.

Just like Daxiong has a robot cat around him, the hero of Chinese fairy cultivation novels also has such an omnipotent helper, which is usually hidden on the hero or in the treasures he carries with him. When the hero encounters problems or some critical situations in practice, this helper will appear in time to help the hero resolve the crisis. Moreover, these helpers often know everything in the world, just like God, which is essentially different from attacking each other with magic in western novels, so they can arouse the interest of American readers.

In short, because of cultural differences, American readers seldom come into contact with Xiuxian novels, so they will have a brand-new feeling after reading them. It is for this reason that many Americans regard the novels of cultivating immortals as spiritual food, and they can feel spiritual pleasure from them, although many plots are beyond their cognition.