Please recommend some martial arts fantasy novels that are more profound than first-class servants. Excluding works similar to first-class servants, do you have any recommendations? If you recommend it, you can get points.

The novel resources of a first-class servant are very rich. The following are some novel resources that may be suitable for you to read: 1 Battle Through the Heavens 2. Martial Refinement Peak 3 Douluo Continent [4]" Full-time Expert " [Lord Snow Eagle] 6 The Great Dominator 7 Cover the Sky Library of Heaven's Path 9 Heavenly Official Blessing 10 " Eternal Thought " The above are some of the novel resources for first-class servants. You can choose to read them according to your preferences.

😋I recommend the following novels to you: Records of Servants in Other Worlds, Biography of Servants, Biography of Heroes and Beauties, Absolute Servants, and Ruffian Servants in Han and Song Dynasties. These novels all belonged to the category of historical fiction. They revolved around servants and had wonderful plots and characters. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. " The Best Servant of the Three Kingdoms " traveled through the Three Kingdoms and accidentally obtained a special ability, only to find out that he had to be a servant at Qiao Mu's house…How could a servant be a fish in a pond? Once he met the wind and cloud, he would turn into a dragon… 2. "First-class Servant". Servants who were more arrogant than nobles and popinjays. Have you ever seen one in this world? Come and take a look. 3. The Three Kingdoms 'Best Personal Servant traveled through the Eastern Han Dynasty and became a servant in Duke Qiao's Mansion. He recited poems and composed music and took Zhou Yu as his disciple. Da Qiao played the zither for him, Xiao Qiao danced for him, and Zhen Mi sang for him… I hope you like my recommendation.😗

I, as a recommended expert, have selected a few books. I hope you will like them ~ 1. Super Family Head System: It was also a fantasy novel. The male protagonist brought the family head system to build the most powerful family. 2. "The Attacking Aristocrat": This novel is an epic fantasy novel. The male protagonist, as a soldier of the future, travels to a world similar to medieval Europe, conquering powerful enemies step by step and conquering the continent. 3. "The Supreme Master of Literature": This novel is an urban novel. The male protagonist carries a literature search system and travels through parallel worlds to spread culture. It includes classic novels such as the best servants. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

😋I can recommend the following two novels to you: 1. "The Best Servant of the Three Kingdoms": The protagonist transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms and accidentally obtained a special ability to become a servant of the Second Qiao. However, a servant is not a thing in the pool. Once he meets the wind and cloud, he will become a dragon... The plot of this book is compact and interesting. It will definitely satisfy you. 2. The protagonist traveled through the Eastern Han Dynasty and became a servant in Duke Qiao's Mansion. He trained his servants, turned ferocious beasts into guards, subdued fierce generals as his younger brothers, and swindled celebrities as his followers. The plot of this book is exciting and full of surprises. You will definitely be hooked. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following time-travel novels that are similar to the best servants to you: 1. "Teacher Zeng's Traversing Journey": The protagonist has a cheap god cultivation system. He travels through various film and television planes and acts pretentious and cheap. It's very funny and cheap! 2. [Cyan Continent]: Travelling back to his previous life, he became a servant but won the favor of a young lady with his talent. He started from a three-way business and gradually established a business kingdom. 3. "The Promotion of a Small Landlord": Jiang An, the editor of New Media, traveled through the world of small landowners and became the strongest family with his wisdom. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There was no definite answer to the division of the martial arts realm between third-class, second-class, first-class, and super-class. The search results mentioned different people's personal views on the division of Wuxia realms, but did not provide a generally recognized division standard. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to give an accurate answer.

In wuxia novels, the realms of martial artists could be divided into third-rate, second-rate, first-rate, and super-first-rate. These realms represented the martial artist's cultivation level and strength. However, the specific classification criteria may vary from novel to novel. In some novels, these realms were divided according to the character's martial arts cultivation and strength. In other novels, these realms might be divided according to the character's identity and status. Therefore, the specific classification criteria might be different.

😋According to the plot information you provided, I feel that the following novels are more similar to "First-Class Servant"! "Top Class Servant": This is a historical novel written by the author, Yu Yan. The main character is a sales manager. After an accident, he was transported to a completely different world and became a glorious servant in the Xiao family's mansion. The story described how he struggled in this ancient society and the arduous journey of pursuing wealth. "Daming Town Country Ding": This was a historical novel written by the author, Old Captain. It described the scene of a servant going out, opening the way with an umbrella, and the sound of gongs and drums. How would the protagonist make use of the opportunity to reach the peak of his career in this era that was turning the world upside down? "Records of Servants in Another World": This is a fantasy novel written by the author, Yi Yexiao. The main character is also a servant who searches for treasures in the other world and fights fiercely with all kinds of demons and ghosts. The above three novels all have historical background, the role setting of servants and servants, and the pursuit of power and wealth. I recommend them to you ~ I hope you like my recommendations, Mwah ~

One great 'first class lawyer novel' is 'The Firm' by John Grisham. It's a thrilling story about a young lawyer who gets caught up in a dangerous web of a law firm with a dark side.