Reject Novices, Cherish Iq

Wubai's novels are very fairy-like and really feel like cultivating immortals. However, the author has done a good job of guarding against theft, so you can only read the original version.

I still like Crimson's Mugenliu novels. There are no harem stallions randomly recruiting girls, but low-level monks have no sense of awe for high-level monks. Occasionally there will be provocations from scumbag monks. Overall, it's good.

Ergen's books are pretty good, Immortal Rebellion and Seeking Demons are both good, each has a distinct personality. I like Mortal Transformation in Ergen's book. It's been a long time since it was finished. If you haven't read it, you can check it out.

I have always liked the book "Go Away". The protagonist basically feels like a villain and a boss. Many other fantasy books are a little disgusting to me when they are pretentious, but this book's pretentiousness makes people feel good. It is a bit depressing in the early stage, but when reading it, everyone just reads it with the mentality that if you can survive a few chapters by pretending to be in front of the protagonist, it will be fine. I support Lao Geun.

Personally, I feel that this novel is the best fairy tale novel I have ever read. It is a slow-burning novel. There is not much in the first few dozen chapters, but it becomes more exciting as you go to the end. There are no stupid supporting characters, and they all have their own personalities. It is updated every day, so you can calm down and read it.