Xiao Jiu’s Cultivation Chronicles
小九修仙记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Great Completed Female-Led Xianxia Novels
This list is for completed xianxia romance novels. These are all stories I've read and enjoyed.
A Collection of Strong Female Lead Novels
There are too many books, and I can't fit them all here, so I'll put some in the description or under the recommendations. Mostly books without a male lead. If they're not on Qidian, they're from somewhere else. Updates are irregular because I'm terminally lazy. There are also recommendations in the comments, but my tastes are unpredictable, so I rarely add them to the list. Feel free to check them out yourself if you're interested! Other stories without male leads: <My Fortune-Telling Made Me a
No Male Lead, but Plenty of Brains
I’m tired of romance stories pretending to have strong female leads. As soon as the romance starts, the characters fall apart and the plot can stop making sense. Stories without a male lead are less likely to insult the reader’s intelligence. I add new books and clear out the list from time to time. Recommended: I Want to Become Empress. Who’s Against It?
Updated Whenever
That damn fan-level requirement means I have to switch accounts to make a book list.
Novels with No Romance
Most are strong female leads with no male lead. I’ve always hated male protagonists, though there are also some male-led stories with no female lead.
Deluxe Bundle of Completed Xianxia Romance
Come one, come all! Don't pass this by, folks! Our shop is offering a deluxe bundle of xianxia romance novels, guaranteed quality and quantity, with no tricks! It includes two completed novels by the hugely popular xianxia romance author Yun Ji, as well as works by the elegant She Fa and some other classic completed xianxia romances. What are you waiting for? Follow this reading list and collect them all at once. No need to waste time typing out searches or digging through a sea of books! And fi
Books I Like (๑><๑)
Some books I like. I prefer cheerful, lighthearted stories and don't like tragedies.
A Book Nook for Omnivorous Readers Who'd Die Without Novels
My tastes are all over the place. I read both male-oriented and female-oriented fiction, and enjoy classics as well as simpler stories. In principle, I only read completed books. The list has limited space, so I’ll selectively remove books based on their ratings. My personal rating scale 95+: Classics worth rereading two, three, or even more times; 90: Excellent books with storylines worth revisiting; 80: Good reads with some standout moments; 70: Average novels with no major highlights or flaws
A Collection of Books I Found Especially Distinctive, From All Genres
I've been reading novels for a long time, but I can count on one hand how many I've actually finished. Recently, though, I've found a few that can hold my interest all the way through. This list is mainly a reading log. Some books here I've finished, while others I couldn't stick with, but each has its own strengths.
Female-Led Novels with No CP or Male Lead
Books without romance that I like. I don't even know if anyone will see this list.
Great Stories
Transmigration and reborn military-wife stories.
My Favorite Cultivation Novels, with Strong Values and Independent Leads, Plus Transmigrate and Ancient-Style Novels
After reading cultivation novels for so many years, few have left a lasting impression on me. Many even seem to have seriously questionable values. Some give their protagonists such an absurdly overpowered golden finger that there's no room for personal growth or hard work. Others have reborn characters spend every day scheming to steal the protagonist's opportunities, acting selfishly as if it's only natural. In these books, each with its own distinct style, the protagonists stay true to themse
My Favorites
I have read too many books, and now I have less and less patience to read an entire novel from beginning to end. Every recommendation is a book I read without skipping chapters. There are both male-oriented and female-oriented works, and none are simplistic.
No Male Lead, Some Yuri, Serious Transformation Stories, and Female Leads Who Aren’t Driven by Romance
As I roam the vast sea of books, when I find one that truly resonates, I can't help but dance with joy, beyond words. Some books in this list will set your blood racing until you can barely contain your excitement; others are so tender and moving they may leave you quietly in tears. Snow is falling as evening draws near. Won't you join me for a drink?
Pretty Good (For Female Readers)
A mixed bag. I've read at least half of these, or finished them...
Cultivating Immortality Together
Cultivation novels with no male lead
Books You Can’t Put Down
The road to immortality stretches on, while the gates of the city swing wide. Few fantasy and magic novels here, but transmigration and space travel are frequent. Thanks for your support. I'm really lazy: when I like a book, I add it to the list without doing much promotion. Some readers have recommended a few books in the comments. I'll check them out, but first I need to finish what I'm currently reading. I promise I'll get to them. If I like one, I'll add it to the list; if I don't, I'll expl
No-Romance Stories
Stories with no male lead and a female protagonist.
Novels Without Male Leads
I can't stand how the heroine always turns all weak and helpless as soon as the male lead shows up. ٩(๑`^´๑)۶
Great Books I've Read Over the Years
A collection of all kinds of good books, with a focus on excellent historical romance! There are completed works by famous authors, as well as new releases from rising stars. Every book is a classic, carefully read and selected by me. Some promising new books may still be in their early stages, but their authors are reliable and won't leave you waiting! 🌹🌹🌹 If you think your own writing is good, feel free to leave a comment and recommend it! 😘😘😘
Books I Love
The good books I've found along the way since joining Qidian.
Xianxia Stories I Like
Stories where the golden finger isn't too overpowered. They don't have to be traditional cultivation novels. These are the stories that left the strongest impression on me.
Top-Quality Books
Western fantasy and Eastern xianxia are my favorites. I've been reading for over ten years and have gone through plenty of books. I reread the ones I like again and again, while I skim the dull ones and move on without a second thought. Here are a few novels I recommend. Give them a try. There are a few things about formulaic, simplistic fiction: it's mindless, so it's easy to write; it's simple, so you don't have to think much. The worldbuilding is often poor, with more than a few errors. Ther
Whatever, Just for Me
(￣o￣) . Take a look for yourself. I'll keep it short.
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I like novels featuring local characters who are neither reborn nor time-traveled and have no male protagonist.
This book is very well written. It avoids clichés and has no awkward plot points. The best part is the female lead's personality. It's a pretty good cultivation novel!
Did the senior brother die in the end? Otherwise, how could there be no male lead? I really like stories without a male lead, but I can't accept stories where the character I like dies, resulting in a story without a male lead. I prefer stories where I don't feel any attraction from beginning to end.
Senior Brother and Linglong are truly disgusting, utterly repulsive. Since you two have already tied the knot of love, how can you still develop feelings for others? Soulmates, pshaw, you two bastards!
Can you please stop saying the female lead is plain-looking? Is it okay to say she's pretty? She has well-proportioned features, fair skin, and an elegant demeanor! Is this what being ordinary is like? (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻
Honestly, I never understood why the female lead's three spiritual roots were useless! Then I found out that Yu and all that stuff had been at the Foundation Establishment stage for so many years! And she still only knew how to use Fireball (ー_ー)!! She didn't even have a Fire Arrow or Fire Sword spell~! The female lead has a water balloon-throwing technique? (||๐_๐) A face-washing technique!
My new book, "The Floating World," has begun serialization. I hope readers will check it out!
The fact that the incident happened on the very day of the senior brother's dual cultivation ceremony felt like a deliberate plot device. I think the female lead should have been more composed.
I passed by a few times but didn't read it because of the few comments. This time, I was immediately drawn in. I'm currently on chapter 150 and have just reached the third map. The plot is tight and progressive, the scope and background are grand, and the characters are distinct. The female lead seems ordinary but is actually extraordinary.
A good book whose title doesn't do it justice