Jin Yong's Immortal Cultivation novels, the latest edition

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I recommend a few novels. " Survival Guide for Foreignland Counselors ", a fantasy novel that was slowly updated. The protagonist, Gu Wen, was very funny. No matter what others said about his swordsmanship, magic, or magic, he would just say," My level is higher than yours." This book was of a new genre. It was funny and nonsensical. The reviews on the book list were quite good, but the ratings were low. Most of the books were female, and the updates were irregular.

'Immortal Martial World's Great Time Traverse', a novel I wrote for banished immortals. The main character, Zhao Zimo, wanted to become a true immortal on land. In that world, there were powerful scholars, sword immortals, and so on. The book list commented that it was short on chapters, but I think it's an intelligent Xianxia novel. The rhythm and plot are okay, but it's a pity that the ending is bad.

'The Way of the Immortal Swordsman', a Xianxia novel written by Jun Zi Xun Shui. It was a story about a young man who was obsessed with the way of the sword. The beginning wasn't exciting, just like the Wind Book, but after reaching the immortal world, it was very good. The later it was, the more exciting it was.

" The First Cause " was a sci-fi novel written by the few of them. The story was very mysterious. There were old myths, dimensional evil gods, and so on. There was even character information.

" What era is it now? Still living in the traditional way?" It was a novel written by a pure pendulum. The male protagonist, Tong Le, had originally thought that he was sick and could not adapt to the dungeon. In the end, he realized that everyone was not normal, so he began to show off his skills.
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