What was a Xianxia novel with Su Qing as the main character? It had to be relaxed, classical Xianxia, and spiritual roots? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Escape from the Wilderness to Wuxia", and the characters in it included the male protagonist, Su Qing, who hid his sword in the spiritual altar and survived in the Myriad Immortal Array. Free and unfettered, seeking fate, not afraid because he is an immortal. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Escape from the Wilderness to Wuxia" was written by Erzi Knowing Destiny. It was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with relaxing, classical Xianxia, and spiritual root elements. [User recommendation: This book, Escape from the Wilderness to Wuxia, is a Xianxia novel. Although the title may be misleading, this book is actually filled with a sense of transcendence.] The author's writing was smooth, and the story was very fascinating, making it very interesting to read. From the beginning to the end of the plot, the author's writing gradually entered a good state, making people unable to stop. This book was not only well-written, but the story was also very strong. The author cleverly combined the web novel routine with the ancient style of writing, making it very interesting to read. In addition, the author also added some classical Chinese to each chapter to add some interest to the story. In short, this book was a very good quality food. I recommend it to everyone. I hope you will like this book.
What was a Xianxia novel with the main character surnamed Su? It had to be relaxed, classical Xianxia, and spiritual root elements? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Escape from the Wilderness to Wuxia", and the characters in it included the male protagonist, Su Qing, who hid his sword in the spiritual altar and survived in the Myriad Immortal Array. Free and unfettered, seeking fate, not afraid because he is an immortal. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Escape from the Wilderness to Wuxia" was written by Erzi Knowing Destiny. It was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with relaxing, classical Xianxia, and spiritual root elements. [User recommendation: A novel with a strong writing style and story.] Impression: The author's expectations started from the title. He thought it would be a simple, plain, and cool book (single owners also like to read plain, plain, and cool books). He didn't expect it to be a plain, plain, and boring book. He thought it would be a boring book that leaned towards classical Chinese. He didn't expect the author to be able to combine the cool points of web novels with the ancient style of writing so well. Moreover, some of the characters were also very interesting. The King of Hui who begged for death, the leader of the seven sects who had been wandering for decades... In conclusion: As the author had been trying to increase the anticipation from the title of the book, the first chapter wasn't that long. It was just a normal narration of the plot. As the plot went deeper, the fated person would come to the island, and the fun would gradually unfold. Moreover, the fated person wasn't a one-time use item. After that, the fated person would be used to set the plot, so that the readers would be familiar with the plot and characters that appeared later. It wouldn't feel out of place. Moreover, the new characters would be intertwined with the old, so they wouldn't seem unfamiliar. It was like an old friend bringing a new friend to the house. It increased the reader's stickiness and sense of belonging… …… ……. I hope you will like this book.
The male protagonist is Su Qing. What is a classical Xianxia novel? It has to be relaxed, classical Xianxia, and spiritual root elements? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Escape from the Wilderness to Wuxia", and the characters in it included the male protagonist, Su Qing, who hid his sword in the spiritual altar and survived in the Myriad Immortal Array. Free and unfettered, seeking fate, not afraid because he is an immortal. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Escape from the Wilderness to Wuxia" was written by Erzi Knowing Destiny. It was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with relaxing, classical Xianxia, and spiritual root elements. User recommendation: This is a very good novel. Other than the author's relatively light handwriting at the beginning, the latter part of the novel gradually gets better. It's still impressive. Reward index: I hope you will like this book.
What was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with Qin Sang as the main character? It had to have elements of transmigration, calmness, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortals? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Inquiries about the Way of the Immortal." The characters in it included the male protagonist, Qin Sang; the male protagonist, Yun Youzi; the male protagonist, Mingyue; the male protagonist, Wushang; the male protagonist, Tan Hao; the male protagonist, Fatty Chicken; the male protagonist, Qing Zhu; the male protagonist, Bai; the male protagonist, Double-Headed Hou; the female protagonist, Princess Dongyang; the female protagonist, Shi Wei; the female protagonist, Qing Jun; the female protagonist, Liu Li; and the female protagonist, Liu Ying, Mute Gu. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Questioning the Immortal Dao" by Rain Striking the Bluestone. It was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with elements of transmigration, calmness, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortals. [User recommendation: "Ask the Immortal Path" is a very outstanding mortal novel.] The author's writing was excellent, and the plot was fascinating. Especially the similarities with the Legend of Mortal Cultivation, which made the readers feel the author's love and persistence for mortals. The setting of the novel was also very reasonable. Every character had a reason behind it, making the story more lively and interesting. Qin Sang's cultivation experience was also very difficult, and the persistence of Qing Shi, Monarch Green, Liu Li, and the others also demonstrated the power of faith. The plot changed as the map unfolded, and novel suspense always existed, attracting readers to explore along the way. Overall, this novel was not inferior to Mortal Cultivation Biography and was worth reading. He hoped that the author could continue writing and bring more exciting stories to the readers. I hope you will like this book.
What was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with Han Xu as the main character? It had to have elements of transmigration, calmness, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortals? Where can I watch it?
This book was called Mortal, Opening with a Gold Devouring Beetle, and the characters in it included the male lead, Han Xu. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. Mortal, A Gold Devouring Beetle at the Beginning Author: Mo Feng. It was a Xianxia/ancient Xianxia novel with elements of transmigration, calmness, ancient Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortals. User recommendation: Han Xu fell asleep listening to the audio novel Mortal Cultivation Legend, and when he woke up, he transmigrated. What was even more ridiculous was that he had actually transmigrated into the body of the last descendant of the Han family. In order to see Old Demon Han's portrait with his own eyes, Han Xu went to the Han Family's ancestral hall according to the original owner's memory. Unexpectedly, he was actually involved in a battle. Just as his life was hanging by a thread, a mature Gold Devouring Beetle floated out… I hope you will like this book.
What was a Xianxia novel with Liu Qing as the main character? Did it have elements of transmigration, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortals? Where can I watch it?
This book was called "Spiritual World Cultivation: I am a Reborn", and the characters in it included the protagonist, Liu Qing, who was his own king. Time was reversed for 100,000 years. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Spiritual Realm Cultivation: I am a Reborn" Author: Great Strength True Martial. It was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with transmigration, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortal elements. User recommendation: Self-recommendation article, I haven't read it yet. No comment. The seedlings were pure (only a few dozen). I hope you will like this book.
What was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with Qin Zhian as the main character? There had to be elements of management, layout, classical Xianxia, family, spiritual roots, alchemy, and mortals? Where can I watch it?
This book was called "Ash-Grey Cloud Immortal Clan", and the characters in it included the male protagonist, Qin Zhian, who was cautious and the number one genius of the Qin family. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. [Ash-Grey Cloud Immortal Clan] Author: Han Shan Wu Dao. This is a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with management, layout, classical Xianxia, family, spiritual roots, alchemy, and mortal elements. User recommendation: Very good family style The key was that the writing style was not bad and could be read. I hope you will like this book.
What was a Xianxia/fantasy immortal cultivation novel with the main character surnamed Li? It had to have calm, relaxed, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and goddess elements? Where can I watch it?
What was a Xianxia/fantasy immortal cultivation novel with Li Yiru as the main character? It had to have calm, relaxed, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and goddess elements? Where can I watch it?
What was a Xianxia novel with the main character surnamed Shen? There had to be management, classical Xianxia, family, farming, spiritual roots, and mortal elements? Where can I watch it?
This book was "The Rise of the Shen Family." The characters in the book included: the supporting role-Silver-Feathered Thunder Roc, the guardian spirit beast of the family. The male lead-Shen Ruiling, who was ordinary and ordinary. The male supporting role-Shen Huanchi, who cultivated both talismans and magic. The male supporting role-Shen Jinghua, who had an Earth Spiritual Body and was a proud son of the blue clouds. The male supporting role-Zhao Jie, who was silly and regarded refining as his life. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Rise of the Shen Family" by: Divine Wood Golden Saber. It is a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel that is currently under management. The elements of classical Xianxia, family, farming, spiritual roots, and mortals. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: Family novel, grain!] (No, Xiao Bai, it should be a single female lead. It's worth a look!) I hope you will like this book.
What was a Xianxia novel with the main character surnamed Qin? It had to have elements of transmigration, calmness, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortals? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Inquiries about the Way of the Immortal." The characters in it included the male protagonist, Qin Sang; the male protagonist, Yun Youzi; the male protagonist, Mingyue; the male protagonist, Wushang; the male protagonist, Tan Hao; the male protagonist, Fatty Chicken; the male protagonist, Qing Zhu; the male protagonist, Bai; the male protagonist, Double-Headed Hou; the female protagonist, Princess Dongyang; the female protagonist, Shi Wei; the female protagonist, Qing Jun; the female protagonist, Liu Li; and the female protagonist, Liu Ying, Mute Gu. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Questioning the Immortal Dao" by Rain Striking the Bluestone. It was a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel with elements of transmigration, calmness, classical Xianxia, spiritual roots, and mortals. [User recommendation: "Ask the Immortal Path" is a very outstanding mortal novel.] The author's writing was excellent, and the plot was fascinating. Especially the similarities with the Legend of Mortal Cultivation, which made the readers feel the author's love and persistence for mortals. The setting of the novel was also very reasonable. Every character had a reason behind it, making the story more lively and interesting. Qin Sang's cultivation experience was also very difficult, and the persistence of Qing Shi, Monarch Green, Liu Li, and the others also demonstrated the power of faith. The plot changed as the map unfolded, and novel suspense always existed, attracting readers to explore along the way. Overall, this novel was not inferior to Mortal Cultivation Biography and was worth reading. He hoped that the author could continue writing and bring more exciting stories to the readers. I hope you will like this book.