Green Lotus Sword Emperor

Traditional Xuanhuan, No System Stories

An 8,000-Chapter Fantasy Novel for Pure Satisfaction: Against the Gods, a Sword-Wielding Story

An eight-thousand-chapter wish-fulfillment novel.

Traditional Fantasy, Come Recommend Some Good Ones

Looking for traditional fantasy. Nothing where the protagonist is constantly humiliated and looked down on. Ideally, there’s an old master figure.

No System! Born with a Sword Heart! No Harem!

Sword-Wielding Protagonists: No Sword of Coming, Misty Rain Tower, or Sword Bone

One Man, One Sword, One Flask of Green Wine, Roaming the World in White

Are Traditional, Passionate Fantasy Stories a Thing of the Past? Looking for Ones with No System and No Do-Gooder Protagonists

Are traditional, passionate fantasy novels a thing of the past? Looking for ones without a System or a saintly protagonist.

Looking for a Sword-Cultivation Novel Focused Entirely on the Sword, Preferably with No Heroine

Bloodline Inheritance, Martial Souls, Vast Worlds, Physiques, Cultivation Techniques: Who Came Up With All This?

Bookworms, please help me figure this out!

Traditional Xuanhuan, No Transmigration, and Must Be Completed

Looking for stories like Dao Heart Reaches the Heavens. Traditional xuanhuan, no transmigration, one female lead, must have a full-cast audio version, and be complete.

Novels Where the Protagonist Always Uses a Sword, Around Two or Three Thousand Chapters Long

The protagonist should always use a sword. Around 2,000 to 3,000 chapters.

It's Been a While Since I Read Cultivation. Any Good Recommendations?

Novels About the Way of the Sword

With no woman in your heart, drawing your blade comes naturally! The first page of the sword manual: forget the one you love. The second page: beware of foul women. The third page: women are the worst. The fourth page: women wound your soul. The fifth page: cut down your old flame in a fit of rage. The sixth page: ...

A Protagonist Who Cultivates the Sword Dao, with Plenty of Chapters After He Masters Sword Intent

Swordsmanship Novels

Feel free to share your favorite sword cultivation novels.

Traditional Fantasy, Mortal Cultivator, Slow Burn

I want books similar to Breaking Through the Mortal Realm. It must have good writing.

Fellow Daoists, I'm Looking for Traditional Xuanhuan. Does Anyone Know Any Good Ones?

Give Me a Bizarre Cultivation Novel That Makes Me Wonder If the Author Wrote It While Sipping Milk Tea

Looking for books like "In a Year of Famine, the Whole Village Chewed Tree Bark, but My System Filled the Barn with Meat" (Sui Man Da He). The kind where you open the first page thinking it’s a food novel, get halfway through and realize it’s a workplace drama, then close the book and suddenly think: Oh, so this is what the Great Dao is all about.