Were there any popular fantasy novels that didn't involve transmigration?
, I recommend the following popular non-transmigration fantasy novels: 1. "The World's Greatest Favor: Evil King Don't Run"-A story of being entangled by a beautiful evildoer. 2. " My Super Lucky Male Lead "-A story of a girl hugging the protagonist's thigh tightly. 3. Villain: Wu Xingyun's strategy at the beginning of the game-The story of Wu Xingyun starting from the villain. 4. " Where Does the Black-bellied Evil Prince Run?"-The story of a black-bellied female officer's counterattack. 5. Wulin Taobao King-A story about a man who wanted to be the best Taobao King in the world. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
Were there any historical novels that didn't involve transmigration?
Of course, there is. For example, I can recommend a historical novel called "Late Ming Dynasty: The Sun and Moon Reappears." This book was about the end of the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty faced internal and external troubles, and the people who had been through hardships yearned for a new atmosphere. Under such a background, Xia Qi, the governor of the Demon Subduing Division, stepped forward, hoping to save the people from the fire and water. This is a very interesting historical novel. If you are interested in the history of the late Ming Dynasty, you might as well give it a try. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Were there any novels about ancient officialdom that didn't involve transmigration?
Some, such as Journey to the Song Dynasty and Kang Xi's National Advisor, were novels about officials in ancient times. There were no elements of time travel. These novels mainly described the protagonist's experience and historical background as an official. They were very worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Which novels that didn't involve transmigration were recommended?
"I recommend The Rise of the Labyrinth Worker in the Other World. It's a sci-fi-futuristic novel. The background of the story was a continent with a diameter of one light-year. After the collision with the moon, a crazy colony era began. After being destroyed by a powerful being from another world, the 30 million pioneers of China had no choice but to band together to survive. This was an epic and legendary song that belonged to the working people. There was also "The Great Industrial Age of the Foreignland". A history major university student became the sole heir to the throne in the Foreignland. Under his leadership, the technology of the Foreignland advanced greatly. Chinese and foreign food spread throughout the Foreignland, and all kinds of entertainment and culture spread across the Foreignland. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😘
What kind of interesting historical novels were there that didn't involve transmigration?
I recommend the following historical novels to you. They're very good ~ 1. "Who Rules the Three Kingdoms?" It was written by the author, Hu Anu. It was a novel about the Qin and Han Dynasties. The story of Cao Cao's road to unify the north was very exciting. 2. "Treasure Hunt of the Three Kingdoms" was a Qin and Han dynasty novel written by the author, Wu Goudan. It told the story of a black-bellied history teacher who traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. 3. "Late Ming Dynasty: The Sun and Moon Reappears": A historical novel written by the author, Ying Buhui Liang. It described the internal and external troubles of the late Ming Dynasty. The story of Xia Qi, the governor of the Demon Suppression Division, saving the Ming Dynasty. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
Other than cultivation and fantasy, were there any novels that didn't involve supernatural elements?
😋I recommend the book, Modern Life of an Empress, to you. The story is set in the modern city life. It tells the story of an empress who once usurped someone else's country and began to live an ordinary life after transmigrating to the modern world. This book doesn't have any special abilities or cultivation elements. It meets your requirements. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Should he recommend some cultivation fantasy novels that didn't involve transmigration or urban elements, and didn't involve multiple wives?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: " Wilderness: I am the Prince of the East ": This was a Xianxia-Mythological Cultivation novel. The story was set in the Primordial World, and the protagonist transmigrated to become the Prince of the East. After going through countless hardships, he cultivated to become a god and became the king of the Primordial World. " The Immortal Food of the Plane ": This is a fantasy romance novel. The main character obtains the plane trading system and continues to explore the path of cultivation, becoming a legendary immortal. " The Second Lady of Ghost Eyes ": This is a fantasy romance novel. The main character is a woman with the supernatural ability Ghost Eyes. She has experienced several dangerous situations in the foreign world and has become a legendary expert. I hope the above novels will suit your taste. If you like it, quickly choose one to read!😗
Looking for novels that didn't involve fantasy elements?
I recommend "A Servant Girl in Trouble: Raising a Young Master as a Husband" and "Female Cultivator: Two-Faced Little Monkey" to you. They are both ancient romance novels, not fantasy novels. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah~
What kind of good novels didn't involve transmigration?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: - "Don't Run, the God of Quick Wear"(Fantasy Romance-Oriental Fantasy): The male protagonist has been looking for the female protagonist for nine million years. After waiting for 90 million years, he finally hoped that he would become her, but he gave up waiting. The author's new book was a short story of a doujinshi,"The White Ink and the Shallow Abyss." - [My Magical Journey Is A Little Strange (Light Fiction-Original Fantasy): A funny, warm, and daily magical journey that should never be missed by those who love settings.] - "Miss Ma, This King is Definitely You"(Fantasy Romance-Magical Fantasy Romance): The sweet story of Prince Qing of the capital city flirting with girls. All kinds of fancy flirting, soft and cute, so sweet that you can't stop eating. - "The rest of my life is enough to have you"(Modern Romance-Wealthy Family): A sweet and greasy favorite story, the story of the male protagonist chasing the female protagonist, the sweet and refreshing fried chicken is good. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
What kind of good novels were fantasy novels that didn't involve stallion plots?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: Rise of the Puppets: The main character, Xander, did not act cute or pretentious. He was not a stallion and did not have any tricks up his sleeves. He was more focused on the plot and was a clear stream. "Xiu Sheng Tian": No saint, no routine, no trash. The protagonist relied on his own efforts to counterattack and become a peerless expert. Infinite Fantasy Rubik's Cube: Refuse the system's tricks, no harem, no stallion, the story mainly revolved around the adventure of the fantasy world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Were there any historical novels that didn't involve stallion plots but were still exciting?
Of course there are. I recommend the two historical novels,"The Strange News of the Great Song" and "The Biography of Marquis Wen of the Late Ming Dynasty." The former is a folk legend novel, while the latter is a biography novel. They are both very interesting and exciting! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗