Honghuang: In the Spring and Autumn Period, I Become Laozi's Disciple from the Start

Taoists, Taoist Arts, Transmigration, No Urban Setting, Supernatural or Paranormal

Primordial Era, Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West, No System!

Cultivation Novel Recommendations

Looking for books similar to Lady Ziwei, the Imperial God.

The Protagonist Is a Taoist Priest, No Flirting and No Female Lead

Honghuang: The Primordial Banana Tree, With No More Banana Fans

Looking for books similar to "Primordial World: The Innate Plantain Tree, So No More Plantain Fans". Are there any without a System, without trashing the Six Saints, and without ridiculous exaggerations like Chaos spiritual treasures appearing every other second? That stuff is no fun at all.

Fantasy With Great Ideas: Bring on Your Recommendations!

I'd like something like "Martial Arts: Senior Sister, Don't Panic. The Female Emperor Is Just an Ex-Girlfriend." A good fantasy story with an interesting premise and some class. Any pacing is fine, slow or fast. It's got whatever you're looking for.

Desperately Seeking a Primordial World Novel Where the Protagonist Becomes Laozi's Disciple and Joins the School of Ren

The main premise is becoming Laozi's apprentice and the foremost disciple of the Three Sects of the Xuanmen.

Follow Laozi on the Path of Cultivation (Not the Three Pure Ones or Primordial World Genre)

I'm looking for books similar to Mythical Instance Dungeon: I Become the Dao Ancestor's Ox Herder from the Start. Something with a slow build, following Laozi as he gradually cultivates. Preferably lighthearted, without so much revenge and settling scores. A particularly slow pace and not too much hostility.

Fantasy Worlds, Traditional Fantasy Style

Looking for books like Curse of Aobai Peak. Betrayal, revenge, and a big-picture perspective.

I'm Out of Books to Read. Please Share Some Recommendations

Any well-written stories that aren't awkward? Preferably set in the entertainment industry or in quick transmigration, but other genres are fine too. The main thing is, no crazy behavior and no fortune-telling.

Can Nobody Write a Novel These Days Without Transmigration or a System?

Are there any truly homegrown novels? I can’t find anything I can keep reading.

I Picked the Wrong Tags for My New Book. I Think It's Fantasy with a Wild Premise, Sob

I'm looking for books like Starry Chaos. Is there any hope for me? My story gets practically no traffic. New authors, let's recommend each other's books! Give mine a look when you're bored, and it'd be even better if you left a comment.

Good Book Recommendations, Come On In If You Want Something to Read

Looking for stories like "Steel and Sunflower." The author put a lot of care into this book, and the plot is well structured. It lays down lots of clues early on, which are revealed one by one as the story unfolds! The plot is full of twists, and the imagination is boundless! The characters are three-dimensional, and the writing is incredibly...

Is the Era of Primordial Chaos Over? Any Good Books?

Looking for books like The First Immortal of the Third Generation of the Chan Sect. Nothing awkward, brainless, unfairly antagonistic, or with a terrible ending.

Good Books

Looking for books similar to "Taking the Surname of Langya". I like suspense novels.

Any Good Reads? I'm Desperate for Something Good. I'm Out of Books!

Looking for something like Grave Robbing: Improving Skills After Going to the Countryside. Something like 749 Lu Ding would be great, or a crossover fanfic combining different anime and manga.

Any Genre Is Fine, Any Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn't Start From Scratch?

I'm looking for books like "The Great Physician: I've Become a Department Director, So Why Did the System Only Show Up Now?" If it's an urban story, the protagonist shouldn't start out as a lowly wage worker. If it's a martial arts story, they shouldn't start out as a nobody in the martial world. If it's a cultivation story, they shouldn't start at the Qi Refining stage. If it's a workplace story, they shouldn't start out as...