Fantasy novels were a genre of literature that usually described supernatural forces, magic, myths, legends, and other elements. They usually involved adventure, magic, battle, love, and other plots. The main characteristics of fantasy novels were fantasy and fiction. There were many concepts and elements that transcended reality, such as magic, divine beasts, strange beasts, souls, and wishes come true. These concepts and elements were usually created by the author himself and had nothing to do with the real world. Fantasy novels were often based on ancient Chinese myths, legends, and folktales, absorbing the characteristics of martial arts, science fiction, fantasy, and other literary types to form their own unique style. Common fantasy novels included Harry Potter, Journey to the West, Water Margins, and Dream of the Red Chamber.