The Wind Sweeps the Candle by the West Window

Wuxia and the Martial World

A jianghu story with satisfying revenge and a male lead who absolutely dotes on the heroine.

How Long Does It Take for a New Writer to Make It? I’ve Been Writing for 54 Days

54 days. I finished my first book on day 45: 320,000 words, writing for 8–12 hours a day. I’m now planning my second book, but nobody’s reading the first one anymore. Is it really that bad? Am I just someone with no talent? (sobbing)

Wuxia with a Jianghu Setting and Beautiful Writing

Wuxia, Court Politics, Scheming, and Alternate History

Traditional wuxia stories where the male lead is powerful and influential, has a hidden faction, roams the martial world, and falls into a love-hate relationship with the female lead.

Wuxia, Strategy, the Jianghu, and Life and Death

One person, one sword, one world of rivers and lakes.

Pure Martial Arts Novels: No System, No Transmigration

Something like *Sword Snow Stride* or *Sword of Coming*.

Looking for Stories of Ancient China, Martial Arts, and Courtly Power Struggles

Please recommend books with a spirited, dashing lead.

Wuxia, the Imperial Court, and the Demonic Cult

Please recommend some high-quality novels about martial arts cultivation.

Carefree Jianghu Adventures, Wuxia, No Jin Yong or Gu Long

Stories About Government Agents Solving Cases, Preferably With Jianghu Martial Arts

A System would be good. Stories involving the Six Fan Gate and the like are fine too.

Court Politics, Martial Arts, and Historical Fiction

Are there any novels about chaotic power struggles between multiple nations, with spies, famous generals, legendary swords, rankings, wise men, strategists, court intrigue, martial arts, spies from every nation getting involved, and so on? Any novels like that?

The Qin Dynasty, Favoring Ying Zheng, Card Draws, and a System (Heaven's Will)