Cultivation novels and videos often use background music

Answer 1

"Le Zun" was a fantasy novel written by Immortal Master Gui Gu. It was about a world where music was used to cultivate. The gold medal musician, Xiao Yun, was proficient in musical instruments. He cultivated the way of the seven tones, while others cultivated the way of the five tones. He could easily use the music of his previous life. For example, Breaking Enchantment broke formations, Perturbed made the Eight Desolates admire him, and Smiling Proud in the World was heroic. He wanted to defy the heavens and become a saint. This book was a complete musical novel. It was creative, but it was not rigorous. There were few fighting scenes, and the music did not match the ending. The character descriptions occasionally failed.

The Twelve Notes of the Gods was a fantasy novel written by sudden light and heat. Earth's music genius Qin Yue had arrived in the other world. There, music was the power, and there were twelve divine songs. The story revolved around the protagonist singing the movement of the gods. The book was finished, but it seemed to have a bad ending. Those who liked music and fantasy could read it.

"The Defiant Immortal" was a Xianxia novel. Following was normal, defying was celestial. Wang Lin's talent was ordinary, and his comprehension was heaven-defying. He rose to power with the Heaven Defying Bead. The early stages were slow, but after reaching the Soul Formation stage, it was exciting. The chapters on becoming a mortal were superb. There were many wonderful descriptions of spells in the book, and the characters were distinct. It was a god-like work, not to be missed by Xianxia fans.

"Peerless Fairy" was a Xianxia novel written by drinking and singing. The protagonist's soul dressed up as a female son-in-law, and the woman dressed up as a man to marry the princess. The beginning was wonderful, but the rest was cliché. The writing was good, the plot logic was good, and the characters were clear. There were no thunder points or highlights. It was a mediocre book that was worth reading.

'Top-grade Fairy' was a Xianxia novel written by Jin Lingdong. The battle between immortals and demons, the love between zither and sword, young men and women embarking on the path of immortal cultivation. The background was grand, and there was a battle of human nature and the battle of leveling up. The female lead, Qin Shuang, had made a comeback. This was the sequel to "The Best Female Fairy." The author's writing style was generally long-winded, but the plot and character setting were interesting. Those who liked Xianxia could watch it.
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