I recommend some martial arts/fantasy novels like The Superior Physiognomist. They don't pursue obscure and difficult writing styles, and are very suitable for beginners.
😋I recommend the following two novels to you: 1. [The Great Talisman Master]: This is a Xianxia-modern cultivation novel. The story was about the protagonist, Little White, who studied the art of talisman in university and became a great talisman master. He and his little friends began a series of thrilling cultivation experiences in order to maintain peace in the cultivation world. 2. [The Hegemon of the World: This is a novel about a game and a different world.] The protagonist traveled through the game and became the master of the Divine Sword. He led many players to conquer the world and constantly improved his martial arts. In the end, he became the overlord of the World of the Divine Sword. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Are there any novels similar to " The Genius Physiognomist " or " The Superior Physiognomist "?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: [Top-grade physiognomist]-An eighteen-year-old boy who has become a physiognomist for half his life and embarked on a wonderful adventure to cultivate and prove his Dao! [Primordial Dao Master]-In the end of the world where martial arts reigned supreme, Yun Wuyou created all kinds of techniques and roamed the world of martial arts! "The strongest urban physiognomist"-Jiang Mu, who has the inheritance of the physiognomist, became the professional physiognomist of the beautiful president. His words were straightforward and his divination was worth a thousand gold! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Can you recommend some great obscure fantasy novels for beginners?
For beginners, 'The Last Unicorn' by Peter S. Beagle is a good choice. It has a simple yet engaging story about a unicorn's search for others of her kind. 'The Thief' by Megan Whalen Turner is also great. It has a young protagonist and a story full of twists and turns. And 'The Changeling Sea' by Patricia A. McKillip is a gentle, magical story that can introduce new readers to the joys of fantasy.
Please recommend some good fantasy novels, but not too obscure and difficult to understand.
I recommend "The Vast Way of Cultivation" to you. This novel is a fantasy romance-an oriental fantasy novel. It's not a small novel, but a classic immortal cultivation novel. The main character, Dugu Yijian, is famous in the nine heavens. The plot is compact and the writing is smooth. You won't be disappointed. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Can you recommend some novels with urban fantasy and martial arts styles?
😋I highly recommend the novel 'The Primogenitor by the Road' to you! This was a novel about a city with supernatural powers. It told the story of a Heavenly Venerable's rebirth in a city where he cultivated and upgraded. In the book, there was no limit to how pretentious one could be. The plot was intense and exciting, and there was even a hint of martial arts style! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
I don't know if writing a novel will be difficult
Writing a novel might encounter some difficulties, such as conceiving the plot, shaping the characters, constructing the worldview, writing dialogue, describing the scene, and so on. These required time and effort, and could require many modifications and improvements. Writing a novel required continuous learning and accumulation of knowledge, understanding trends and readers 'needs in order to provide a better plot and character setting for the novel. Writing a novel required patience and perseverance. It required constant practice and experimentation to gradually improve one's writing skills.
Why don't some people like to read martial arts novels?
Wuxia novels were usually described as a type of novel with complicated plots, vivid characters, and intense battle scenes. However, for some people, reading martial arts novels might not be their favorite type of reading. The specific reasons were as follows: Reading wuxia novels requires a lot of time and energy, which may not be realistic for some people. They might prefer light and interesting reading styles rather than martial arts novels that required a lot of time and energy. Wuxia novels usually contain a lot of violence and bloody scenes, which may not be suitable for some readers. This kind of content may make some people feel uncomfortable or afraid, so they may not be willing to take the risk of reading such novels. 3. The story plot and character development of martial arts novels are sometimes vague and lack a clear goal and direction. This may confuse some readers, so they may not want to spend too much time and energy to understand and explore the plot and characters in the novel. Wuxia novels are usually regarded as a representative of traditional culture. For some people, they may be more willing to explore more modern and diverse reading types. Different people have different reading preferences and interests, so some people may not like to read martial arts novels.
Can you recommend some good novels that don't include fantasy and martial arts?
There are a few non-fantasy wuxia novels that I can recommend to you! 1. "The Hero Never Died" was written purely in the traditional Wuxia style without any fantasy elements. It was written for those who missed the purest Wuxia. 2. "Nirvana Continent Travels" was a novel about a game in another world. It had a light, humorous, and funny feeling. 3. Struggle Villain was a classic Xianxia novel, but it was written from the villain's perspective, which was quite interesting. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Please recommend me some literary novels that are very smart and resourceful, but don't know martial arts.
I recommend the following novels to you: - "A woman dressed as a man to take the exam as the top scorer": The female protagonist is a graduate of X University, but she is not good at literature or martial arts. She uses her intelligence to wander the world and seek the support of the big boss behind her. In the end, she becomes the deputy head of the Huanyun Villa. - <<Rebirth: 70's Leisurely Life>>: The female protagonist is reborn into the 70s. Although she doesn't know martial arts, she's smart and intelligent. She manages the family business and successfully earns a family fortune. - "The Mother and Stepmother of Time Travel": The female protagonist traveled to ancient times. As a stepmother, she was unmarried and did not have martial arts. However, with her intelligence and wisdom, she successfully snatched back the family property that was taken away by her own son. - [The female protagonist transmigrated from the body of the deposed queen. She had no martial arts, but she relied on her intelligence to survive in the turbulent situation and fight for her own interests.] I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Please recommend some good novels, but don't recommend those that are difficult and obscure, and don't recommend novels that only have a large number of female leads. I want to read novels that focus on the emotions of the characters.
😋I recommend the following novels for you: The Revenge Princess, The Villain's Pet Is a Divine Beast, and The Crush of the King: The Little Evil Concubine. The protagonists of these novels are very loyal and loving. The plots are also very exciting. I hope you will like them. If there's anything else you need, please let me know at any time. Muah ~
Which fantasy time-travel martial arts novels were suitable for girls to read? Don't recommend urban romance.
Let me recommend you a few novels! 1. "The Fantasy Life of the Three Kingdoms", fantasy through history-Qin and Han Three Kingdoms novels; 2. The Story of a Beautiful Woman's Cultivation, a novel about Xianxia and Wuxia romance. 3. [Summoning Game Character to Travel Through the Other World], a fantasy novel; 4. "My Self-Made Cultivation Technique", a wuxia fantasy novel; These novels were all fantasy or xianxia, suitable for girls to read, and they were not urban romance. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗