I'm looking for books similar to Crazy Little Martial Aunt Lacks Virtue in All Five Elements (Crossing the Boundless). I want a group of young people who gather together, take part in all kinds of secret realms and competitions, and travel the world together.
Thanks for the invitation. This novel partially fills that need. It actually tells the story of the comrades who fought side by side after the war between immortals and demons ended on the surface, and then reunited to fight side by side. Some people left, some people are still there, some people have changed, and some people remain true to their hearts. The heroine sealed her master in order to save more people, but she soon ended up being betrayed by her comrades in arms. The power vacuum she opened with a sword has since become a stage for careerists, and monsters and monsters have come out to fight for power. Although the heroine is not dead, she originally didn't want to be involved in the affairs of various sects, so she lived incognito and casually. But the girl who has been with her all these years has been trying to clear up the world with her life, forcing the heroine to go out again to recruit old generals and kill traitors. In the process, the heroine met one after another her comrades from the past, had heart-wrenching moments, and solved many misunderstandings. It can be regarded as "I'm going to Quantai to recruit old troops, and I will kill Yama with a hundred thousand banners." In addition to the spiritual leaders of the heroine's generation, a new generation of children is growing up, so this is actually a story that has been passed down. This is actually a story I wrote myself. I have always felt that women can not only be wives, mothers, and daughters, but they and they can also be heroes. She doesn't have to be perfect, she can make wrong decisions, she can get stuck in a confusion, and she can be afraid of facing some things, but she is always a person of flesh and blood, affectionate and righteous, and dares to take responsibility. In fact, in my opinion, the creation of female characters is essentially the same as the creation of male characters. She and he are both human beings. He can have ambitions, but she can't? He can make mistakes, but she can't? In other words, do female readers only love the satisfaction of watching love? Do you just want to empathize with the feeling of being loved? Admittedly these are great feelings. But isn't the feeling of power not satisfying enough? Isn't the moment when you kill a traitor and defeat injustice not passionate enough? Isn't the feeling of being needed and trusted really bad? Do we really only desire to be a protected "sister" and not a "sister" who protects others? The heroine of this novel is a protector, because she tries her best to protect the people she thinks are important, and many people will come to protect her one after another. However, this novel has a CP, but it's just not just one CP.
