Can you recommend some good Japanese and Korean martial arts novels?

😋I recommend the following two novels: 1. Send to the West Continent. Although it was not a traditional Japanese or Korean novel, the plot was very light and sweet. It was very suitable for daily reading, especially for little fairies who liked sweet love stories. 2. "I Have a Gourmet House." Although it was a novel about urban life, the theme was food. It was very suitable for friends who liked Japanese and Korean food. The protagonist had to learn Chinese cuisine from scratch, which added a lot of interest to the novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There's also 'The Legendary Moonlight Sculptor'. While it has a broader focus on gaming and fantasy, it also includes aspects of martial arts training in a sort of school - like guild environment. It's a long - running web novel with an engaging plot.

😋I am very honored to recommend you an anti-Japanese martial arts novel from the 1980s, which is the Legend of Wulin Heroes. This novel written by Li Mouzi told the legendary story of a martial arts school training a group of martial arts masters to participate in the Eighth Route Army's anti-Japanese struggle. The plot was intense and the fighting scenes were very exciting. It was definitely a classic of the 1980s anti-Japanese martial arts novels. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The Japanese and Korean martial arts teams in the second season of the second year of the celebration were a question that could not be answered. The search results did not mention any connection between the second season of Celebration of the New Year 2 and the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams. Therefore, I am unable to provide any relevant information.

The second season of " Celebrating Years 2 " had no direct connection with the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams. " Celebrating Years 2 " was a TV series, and the Military Corps was an anti-Japanese drama set in the context of the Japanese invasion of China. The storyline and background of the two were different, and there was no clear connection.

There was no direct connection between the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams in the second season of Celebration of the New Year 2. The second season of Celebration 2 was a highly anticipated period drama that had nothing to do with Japanese and Korean dramas. On the other hand, the Military Corps was an anti-Japanese drama set in the context of Japan's invasion of China. The storyline and background of the two were different, and there was no clear connection. Therefore, the second season of Celebration 2 had nothing to do with the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams.

[The second season of Celebrating Years 2 is not directly related to the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams.] " Celebrating Years 2 " was a highly anticipated period drama. It was expected to be released in Japan in June 2024. It told the story of Fan Xian working with the Northern Qi Emperor in Jiangnan to eliminate the Eldest Princess's spies and Haitang Duoduo and the others. On the other hand, the Japanese and Korean martial arts team was an anti-Japanese drama set in Japan's invasion of China, so there was no clear connection. Therefore, there was no direct connection between the second season of Celebration of the New Year 2 and the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams.

There was no direct connection between the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams in the second season of Celebration of the New Year 2. Celebrating Years 2 was a TV series, while the Military Corps was an anti-Japanese drama set in the context of the Japanese invasion of China. The storyline and background of the two were different, and there was no clear connection.

There was no direct connection between the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams in the second season of Celebration of the New Year 2. Celebrating Years 2 was a TV series, while the Military Corps was an anti-Japanese drama set in the context of the Japanese invasion of China. The storyline and background of the two were different, and there was no clear connection.

The second season of " Celebrating Years 2 " was not directly related to the Japanese and Korean martial arts teams. " Celebrating Years 2 " was a TV series, and the Military Corps was an anti-Japanese drama set in the context of the Japanese invasion of China. The storyline and background of the two were different, and there was no clear connection.