The ten funniest time-travel novelsI recommend " The First Chaos in History." This book is super funny. The author, Zhang Xiaohua, was a novel about urban life. The main character, Xiao Xiaoqiang, was at the pawnshop, receiving Jing Ke, Li Bai, and many other historical figures. The story began just like that. This book had a strong sense of mischief, combining elements such as cultivation, transmigration, the city, and love. Although the first half of the writing was immature, there were many funny points. The latter half was even more funny. The characters had distinct characteristics, and the plot progressed layer by layer. In the book, family, friendship, and love were supernaturally integrated, not the kind that was rigid and reasonable. The whole thing was warm and funny. Be careful not to laugh when you watch it. Something might happen when you watch it while drinking or eating.
There was also " The Unbelievable Story of Time Travel," written by Sikong Poxiao, an ancient romance. The three main characters were all transmigrated. Tu Duoduo was a concubine, his daughter Shen Qianjiao was a little devil, and his son Shen Tianjiao was a black-bellied beauty. The whole family messed up the imperial court. It was ridiculous, funny, and unromantic. It was very unique.
" Bluetooth Travel " was also not bad. It was a supernatural novel written by the white-clothed hero. Loser Chen Jie was dragged through the world of film and television by Bluetooth. He had various adventures in Mr. Zombie, Legend of the Sword and Fairy, Journey to the West, Zombie Covenant, and other worlds. His style of writing was funny and funny. The early stage was torturous, and the later stage was cool. Although there were small flaws, the book was still a read.
The Great Gods 'Concentration Camp was an urban lifestyle genre written by Dynasty Royal Cellar. This book was very funny. Every chapter had its own baggage. It was similar to " The First Chaos in History " but also innovative. However, the ending was a little bad.
Finally, it was " A Boorish Man in a Red Chamber, Increasing His Strength in a Reckless Man." The author tried his best to admit his mistake and refused to repent. The protagonist transmigrated into Jia She's non-existent third son, bound to the Boor System, and had all kinds of domineering operations. He snatched the famous sword, kidnapped the princess, and even obtained rewards. The plot was extremely interesting.
I laugh way too much when I read this. Probably the funniest novel I have read and one of the novels I look forward to reading the most! Definitely one of my all time favorites and a refreshing break from cultivation/martial arts novels. Very unique and well written/translated!