The Confucian Sword Immortal: Read to Cultivate the Mind, Draw the Sword and Make Immortals Kneel!

Stories Where the Characters Use Flutes, Fans, Umbrellas, or Zithers as Weapons

Transmigrate and Become Famous for Chinese Poetry

Transcribing Famous Works with Taste

I'm looking for novels by a literary copycat, set in ancient times, the Republican era, or modern times. The lead can be male or female. I'd like something with a bit more taste. I'm tired of stories where they just write pop songs or shoot commercial films, or come up with some lines like, “One petal, two petals, three or four petals.” Are you telling me Han Yu, Su Shi, Du Fu, and Lu Xun never existed?

“Why Is He Still Holding On?” “Because Huaxia Stands Behind Him!”

Looking for Imperial Examination Novels, Flaws Are Fine, but They Must Be Satisfying

I want to read books like The Poor Farmer's Son, Determined to Succeed in the Imperial Exams. Since they're the protagonist, I can understand flaws in other areas, but they have to be the best at what they do. No so-called keeping a low profile, no being timid, no worrying about standing out and getting targeted. Don't give me a story with no conflict.

A Pure Sword Cultivator, Utterly Devoted: Body as Sword, Heart as Sword, the Ultimate Sword

The pinnacle of swordsmanship: the soul is a sword, and the realm of the sword is vast and magnificent. An utterly invincible talent, forging the supreme glory of the sword path, crushing the geniuses of all ages. A sword cultivator whose name resounds through past and present, making gods and demons tremble and all the heavens bow. Heaven and earth fall into ruin, across the eight wastelands and six directions, throughout the cosmos.

Recommend Some Crossover Wuxia Stories. I’m Obsessed With Martial Arts Fiction Lately, Especially Wuxia Crossovers

Hilarious, Invincible, and Complete

A Man Who Has Lived for Countless Years Is Exposed on a Variety Show

The protagonist is a young man who has lived for countless years. One day, he appears on a variety show and his secret is exposed.

There Are Too Few Great Transmigration Stories with Poetry, Alternate History, and Brain-Teasing Plots

From Mortal to Cultivator: Joining a Cultivation Sect

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

A Few Books I've Finished and Recommend

Looking for stories like The Forbidden Zone of the Human Race: Gods and Demons Must Stop. Cultivation, mystery, horror, rebirth, transmigration, and so on. Give them a chance, everyone. I read all kinds of things.

Looking for Books So Good You Can Read All Night

Has Fantasy Fallen into Decline?

Looking for books like The Abyss.

Court Intrigue and Chivalry of the Martial World: There Is No Jianghu After Sword Snow Stride

I've read Sword Snow Stride three times already. Anything else?

Any Urban Fantasy Novels with Wildly Imaginative Ideas, Mainly About Going Through Instances or Dungeons?

Looking for books similar to When My Fairy Tale Became Reality (Ascension to Godhood Through Truth). Something like Mr. Zhou would be great.

Portable Space + Transmigration + Highly Rated + A Great Long-Read in Cultivation and Xuanhuan

Looking for books like Black Iron Pill Furnace.

Comprehensive Wuxia, Read Carefully: Comprehensive Wuxia, No Harem

Absolutely no harems!!! Why turn a wuxia story into a womanizer's fantasy? The greatest hero is one who serves his country and people.

Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries

I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.

A Roundup of Tomato's Strongest Systems

The Myriad Worlds

Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism

Any novels about Buddhism, Taoism, or Confucianism? I’m in a reading slump!!?!?!?

Confucian Cultivation Stories Where Righteousness and Poetry Become the Path to the Sword

Stories about cultivating the Confucian path through poetry and prose.

A Male Lead from Taoism or Confucianism, a Gentleman Scholar Who Cultivates Righteous Qi, Any of These Will Do

For example, the male lead could be a Taoist priest from Wudang Mountain, or a gentleman from an academy.