Seeking to travel through martial arts novels

Many years ago, he had read a wuxia novel where the male protagonist transmigrated. It was the kind where he trained to level up and break through the mental cultivation technique. The female lead was cute.
The name seemed to be called "Dream Back to the Great Tang" or "Dream Back to the Tang Dynasty"(I can't remember if it was the Tang Dynasty or not, as the characteristics of the dynasty in the plot were not obvious), but after searching, it was not these two books. Begging those who had seen it to give a hint?

Answer 1

There were many classic examples of time-traveling martial arts novels:
" Eight Dragons ": A martial arts novel written by Mr. Jin Yong. It described the story of the martial arts sects fighting for the Heavenly Dragon Saber, the Nine Yang Scripture, and the Tianshan Plum Breaker during the Southern Song Dynasty. The story had a grand background, many characters, and many ups and downs. It was known as one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works.
[2] The Deer and the Cauldron: A martial arts novel written by Mr. Jin Yong. It tells the story of the various sects fighting for power, pearls, and beauties in the Jianghu during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. The novel had many wonderful plots and ups and downs of the characters, which were regarded as the classics of martial arts novels.
[3]<< Smiling Proud in Jianghu >>: A wuxia novel written by Mr. Gu Long. It tells the story of the fight for the leader of the martial arts world in the late Ming Dynasty. There were many unique plots and characters in the novel, which was regarded as one of Mr. Gu Long's representative works.
4.<< Journey of Chivalrous Men >>: A wuxia novel written by Mr. Huang Yi. It tells the story of the fight for the Divine Sword Sect in the Jianghu at the end of the Tang Dynasty. There were many wonderful plots and ups and downs of the characters in the novel, which was regarded as one of Mr. Huang Yi's representative works.