I plan to actually torture force myself to learn biochemistry just so I can make a part of my story scientifically accurate (life magic’s chemical conversion).
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
I plan to actually torture force myself to learn biochemistry just so I can make a part of my story scientifically accurate (life magic’s chemical conversion).
Do you expect much of your audience to be well-versed in biochemistry?
If the story is good enough, people will overlook scientific inaccuracies unless it’s a cornerstone plot point of the story
i fw leaving all plotholes and ambiguities for the audience to tear apart or god forbid write wattpad fanfics for
The story:
Well that is sodium carbon, but when you mix it with carbon chloride, you get a chemical reaction that explodes
Breaking Odyssey.
“Enizor, we need to cook.”
btw i’ll use the knowledge for a magical drug lord and for him to teach one of the heroes with the same elemental magic
do you mean something like if a scientific inaccuracy was corrected, it would affect if a main character lives or dies?