Seeing how genuinely eager Qiu Wuji seemed to learn to write novels, Chu Ge had originally wanted to tell her she could make a fortune selling calligraphy and paintings, but he let it go.
Everyone had their own aspirations. Qiu Wuji clearly wanted to learn "world creation," rather than simply make money or learn to write.
Otherwise, with her current understanding of this world, she really had plenty of ways to earn money.
If she truly just wanted to write a book, she would not even need to learn how to make up stories. She could simply recount her own past adventures in the martial world as an autobiography, or tell amusing stories she knew about other people. Even without much writing technique, they would probably be quite interesting-and they could double as prequels or side stories to Boundless Chu Tian. How nice would that be?
But that would still only flesh out the stories of that world. With Qiu Wuji's ambition, she clearly wanted to create a world herself, not supplement his.
Unfortunately, Chu Ge felt that, with the way Qiu Wuji's mind worked, making up her own stories would be rather difficult.
She simply was not someone who made up stories!
Still, Chu Ge was willing to help her with this. He thought it over. He knew how to write, but his ability to teach might indeed be a little lacking. He had never been a teacher, after all, unlike Qiu Wuji, who often instructed her disciples and was well practiced at teaching cultivation.
Perhaps he needed to find her some instructional material?
Zhang Qiren had collected a lot of it before, but Chu Ge had never read any. He had always felt this sort of thing could not be taught... Yet judging by Zhang Qiren's improvement back