Did you recommend any good wuxia novels?

It wasn't a fantasy, it was a fantasy. It had to be similar to traditional Wuxia, with love, full character descriptions, and a strong foundation in writing. [Note: Don't post it anymore, seniors like Jin Yong and Gu Long. I've read it already. I've also read the Heroes of the Two Dragons of Kunlun, the Vast Sea, and the Great Tang. I've also read most of Bu Feiyan and Shi Weihan's books. I've read two of Wang Qingchuan's books. I don't recommend Duan Cangyue and the others.] I've also read Fang Baiyu's 1,000 Gates series. I hope everyone doesn't mind. Other than those, I hope I can write the classics in your hearts. I really can't find a good martial arts novel by myself. I hope everyone can help ~

Answer 1

😋All of them are traditional wuxia novels, without any elements of transmigration or fantasy. The plot is full of ups and downs, and it's meticulously designed. It's a dizzying sight.

1. <Wulin Blood>: A young man from a wealthy family breaks into the world of martial arts, experiences all kinds of adventures and hardships, and finally becomes a top master.

2. "Chivalrous Never Died": A novel written for readers who miss pure martial arts. It tells traditional martial arts stories and pays tribute to the ancestors of martial arts masters.

3. "Sword Hunting the World": A traditional wuxia novel about assassination and counter-killing, setting up a trap and breaking the trap. It is closely linked and unpredictable. It allows you to meet a legend in the sea of wuxia books.

4. [Records of the Heavens: A martial arts novel from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It describes secret martial arts and cruelly confronts the Six Harmonies Great Spear. It allows you to experience a hundred-year-old martial arts legend.]

I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~