Could you recommend a Xianxia novel where the main character improved rapidly?

" It's the kind that won't be stuck at the first or second level for a long time. They can even meet a bunch of opponents at the 1.2 level. A big force. There are a total of nine levels. You say that you have 300 to 400 chapters and you only have the strength of the first or second level. Do you want to write as if you're awesome? No matter how awesome you are, you're not at the 1.2 level. Actually, I just want to see a more straightforward Xianxia, but I've looked around. Those Xianxia are all hundreds of chapters and are extremely low-level. I just want to see those that have enough foundation for the main character and have the speed of improvement that is worthy of that foundation. Don't write that the protagonist is poor, has no background, no talent, and can only be bullied by others. Then, write that the protagonist is self-respecting and self-reliant, and that he can endure it. Then, you write that he only advanced one level after 100 chapters. I feel that this is simply dragging the word count. The protagonist is actually trash, poor, has no background, no talent, and no strength. Which expert would find trouble with the protagonist for no reason? However, the main character in his novel seemed to be the center of the world. Everyone liked to find trouble with him for no reason. In fact, even if the plot was not too different, it would feel better if you let him cultivate to level 3456 first! After all, it felt like he had a certain level of self-defense. No matter what, he felt like a scumbag at level 1.2. The author also said that he was a scumbag, but they all liked to drag it out at level 1.2. They even wrote about how awesome the main character was. What was that? Was he a scumbag? After saying so much, the main point was that the authors would not be entangled in low-level or ultra-low-level Xianxia novels for a long time. Fantasy novels were also fine. In any case, he didn't want those who were too arrogant in their introductions to write novels that were actually slow to improve.

Answer 1

😋I recommend the following two novels to you: Cultivation: My Skills Have an Entry and Reincarnation at the Starting Point.

"Cultivation: My Skills Have an Entry" told the story of a person who had crossed the cultivation world and possessed a skill panel. He could improve by practicing. The main character's series of skills, as well as the additional entries when he leveled up, allowed him to improve very quickly. It made people wonder what special abilities he would have next. If you like to read stories about the protagonist's improvement in strength, this book is very suitable for you.

"Reincarnation at Qidian" was a novel about the game and the game world. It told the story of the protagonist who traveled through the Qidian novel world. In every novel world, the protagonist would face all kinds of challenges and missions, and constantly improve himself through various methods. The main character's growth speed was very fast and left a deep impression on everyone. If you like to see the protagonist absorb all kinds of experiences and constantly improve, then this book is definitely worth reading.

I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗