The first one is about traveling through ancient times. There is no magic. You only rely on your own martial arts and some light skills. Then there are some fighting scenes in it that I quite like. The wars between countries rely on their own generals and strategists. The second book is about traveling into the parallel world of Demon Slayer. The author is still in the process of reviewing it and recommends reading it before reading it. But it is really good to watch. The heroine creates her own breathing method. But emmm, the plot has not yet defined who the male protagonist is, so it feels a bit ambiguous with some key characters, but I like it. The third book is also about ghost slaying. The heroine also created her own breathing method. However, the heroine in it is CP with Wu Mei. Wu Mei is very gentle (to the heroine only) and currently has a good relationship with Shangxian. The fourth book is a time-travel fantasy, which is also a classic about strong men and strong women. What attracted me in it was the character of the heroine and the setting of the whole book. I secretly revealed that it seemed to be a time-travel novel, but I didn't expect it to be a return. It caught my heart immediately. It is really beautiful and highly recommended.
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