Dragons and Demons was a very famous wuxia novel with many sequels. One of the more famous follow-up works was called " The Beings of the Eight Dragons and Dragons." This was a continuation of the stories and fates of the various characters in Tianlong Ba Bu. It had a high literary value.
Xu Zhu was the child of Abbot Xuan Ci of Shaolin Temple and Ye Erniang, one of the Four Villains. He was kidnapped by Xiao Yuanshan and thrown to Shaolin Temple not long after he was born. He spent his childhood in Shaolin Temple. If it weren't for the grand chess tournament, he might have spent the rest of his life like an ordinary monk. After he accidentally solved the exquisite chess game at Leigu Mountain, he obtained more than 70 years of Wu Yazi's skills and his fate with Shaolin was gradually cut off. During the time when he saved the Heavenly Mountain Priestess at Ethereal Peak, he had committed murder and lust. Later, he reunited with his biological parents, but they soon left him. At the end of the novel, he returned to the Vulture Palace with his beloved wife, Menggu, and the disciples of the Vulture Palace. From then on, his whereabouts became a mystery. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Your Name is a very popular Japanese animated film about the love story between two unidentified young people. Although the movie had been released for a long time, there was no official announcement that there would be a follow-up story. However, some fans and the media had been speculating whether there would be a sequel or a new story. However, these speculations had not been officially confirmed, so it was still uncertain whether there would be a follow-up story.
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The follow-up novel to Battle Through the Heavens was called The Great Dominator.
The follow-up novel to Battle Through the Heavens was called The Great Dominator.
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The follow-up novel of " Difficult for a Di Son " was called " Difficult for an Emperor ". <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
I recommend a few Xianxia and urban novels. Let's first look at the Xianxia genre. The Road to Immortality was a mortal masterpiece written by He Buyu. A scholar transmigrated to another world to cultivate immortality. His aptitude was ordinary but his Dao heart was firm. There were many fortuitous encounters and dangers on the path of cultivation, and the relationships between people were complicated. This book was a copy of Mortal Cultivation Biography, but it had its own style. For example, naming the divine artifact bottle and listing the divine artifact rankings were quite interesting. Although it was a little old and had some tricks, it was not bad overall. It was finished and had a good reputation. Those who liked the mortal style should not miss it. The Great Dao Cultivator was the work of Gui Wogu Mountain. The protagonist did not have a high-grade spiritual root, a primordial spiritual treasure, or a super secret manual. He relied on his Dao heart to walk the path of cultivation and enlightenment in the mortal world. This book had a pure Daoist temperament and a unique style. It was very different from the cultivation novels that were used to fight monsters and level up. It was suitable for people to calm down and read slowly. Those who were interested in Taoist culture could read it. The Immortal Road in the Human World was written by He Changzai. It had a strong ancient charm and the words were concise. The story started from a young man in a mountain village being tricked by a Taoist priest into entering the Three Aeons Palace. It was a story of cultivating one's heart. However, the main character's skill increased too quickly, and the ending revealed the suspense. It was not recommended for old Xianxia fans, but it was suitable for female Xianxia fans who had just started. Looking at the urban genre," Return of Cultivation in the City " was written by Mo Luxing. The protagonist, Yin Xiu, went to the cultivation world 80 years ago and returned to Earth 80 years later at a bottleneck. The writing style was relaxed, the protagonist was calm and pretentious, and there was no stallion plot. He was looking for relatives and friends in the city to make up for his regrets. The pace was slow but the updates were stable. It was a good urban cultivation novel. There was also " Wen Thief ", a novel about urban life written by Mu Zixin. The main character, Zhao Yan, stole a classic work in the year 2044. The creativity was very special. The psychological activities of the main character were exquisitely portrayed. If one could accept the writing style, they could take a look. It would be better to read the author's " Rebirth 2003 " before reading this book. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Supreme Demon God. The book I recommend to you is 'Refined Qi for 30,000 Years'. This book is also a fantasy-Eastern fantasy novel. It tells the story of the main character who is invincible in the world when he has reached the 9999th level of Refined Qi. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗