Can you recommend some orthodox fantasy novels instead of those based on fantasy?

😋I recommend the following novels to you: Legendary Master's Might in the Other World, Fantasy: I Am a Magician, Magic Martial God of War in the Other World, Fierce Magician, and Instant Mage God in the Other World. These novels were all orthodox fantasy and magic novels. They involved the types of magic, cultivation, combat, and many other aspects. The plot was full of ups and downs, thrilling and exciting. It was worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

I recommend "Journey to the Wind" to you. After all, this is a more orthodox Western fantasy novel. There are elves and dwarves. The female protagonist is strong, but there is no male protagonist. There is no ambiguous object. It basically does not involve emotional descriptions. There is a description of increasing strength, but it does not rely on leveling up to promote the plot development. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following orthodox Western fantasy novels to you: 1. The Wandering Wizard of Hogwarts: A derivative novel composed of multiple elements from Harry Potter's main world, traveling through the infinite flow of worlds. 2. "The Holy Necromancer": Dao begets one, one begets two, two begets three, three begets all things…Darkness and light blend, and the essence of Taoism is carried forward in the magical world. 3. "Witch Rhapsody": With blood and flames, she became the queen of the demon world, the pure hunch-waisted concubine. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

Let me recommend you a few authentic Western fantasy novels. The first was " The Elfis Academy," in which the protagonist met a foreign prince after arriving in a magical world. Then, it was " The Witch of the Borre Family," in which the Countess had the heavy responsibility of finding magic and met many magical creatures. Finally, it was recommended " The Original Sin," a world full of mystery and magic. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

I recommend you an orthodox novel, The Road to the Stars. This novel was about a female protagonist's journey on the path of cultivation. She didn't transmigrate or reincarnate, nor did she have too many fantasies. Instead, through hard work, she walked on the path of cultivation step by step. There were no stepmothers or scumbag fathers, only loving parents, good sisters, and friends supporting her. The whole novel was positive and worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation.

Orthodox Western fantasy novels usually referred to novels based on European fantasy culture that combined magic, adventure, fantasy, science fiction, and other elements. This type of novel usually told the story of the protagonist's adventure in a mysterious world, encountering various mysterious creatures, powerful magicians, and fantasy scenes. In orthodox Western fantasy novels, there was usually a powerful magic system that included magic tools, magic skills, and magic rules. The protagonist would usually learn and use magic to improve his abilities and fight against various enemies to protect himself and his friends. In addition to adventure and combat, orthodox western fantasy novels often involved political, economic, social, and other aspects of knowledge, as well as conflicts and cooperation between various races. These elements would usually make the novel more colorful and have depth and meaning. Orthodox Western fantasy novels had many classic works such as Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, and Game of Thrones. These works had become an important part of the culture and were widely praised and appreciated.

"I recommend" Journey of the Whisperer "and" The Orthodox Demon "to you. The former is a novel about elves, dwarves, and other traditional elements. There is no male protagonist and no emotional scenes. The focus is on the plot of increasing strength. The latter is a sword and magic novel. It describes the worldview of gods, mages, nobles, and knights, as well as the process of the protagonist's gradual rise along with the plot. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There were a few orthodox fantasy novels that he could recommend. Among them," Supreme God of Taiji " was an orthodox fantasy novel. It told the story of the protagonist, Jiang Chenxing, who had transmigrated to the Qing Xuan Continent and fused with the memories of the great alchemy experts. He became the invincible existence of the Taiji Great Dao, drove away the demons, protected his homeland, divided Yin and Yang, established the Nine Palaces, and the story of thousands of Great Dao contending. In addition," Glittering Jewel Palace " was also an orthodox fantasy novel. The story was very logical, the language style was very orthodox, and there were no modern vocabulary. The author's literary foundation was excellent, and he wrote an orthodox fantasy novel. In addition," Longevity: From Going Down the Mountain to Getting Married " was also a must-read fantasy novel. The above was the answer based on the search results provided.

"I recommend" Immortal Cultivation Expert in the Other World "to you. It's a fantasy novel about the continent of another world. The protagonist, Qin Wuming, is a master of all professions. He acts chivalrously, fights monsters to level up, and becomes a saint through cultivation. He's domineering. If you like traditional magicians, this book will definitely satisfy your taste. I recommend it to you. I hope you like it~

😋I recommend "Wardle's Fall" to you. This is a traditional Western fantasy novel. The author, Sang, tells a legendary story through a three-dimensional novel world and personal characters, allowing you to experience this wonderful world personally. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗