Bookworm replied, please recommend TJ's or L-tailed classic novels, which are TJ's, so I won't mention them.

Let's take a look at TJ's: 1. Heroes: The classic martial arts seems to have been written, but the author can't handle some publishing problems, so he can't see it. . . , this matter is big TJ. . . . . Waiting for someone is painful. . .

2. "Chasing the Devil": Let me think. . . Is this a novel from 2004 or 2005? It's TJ. The list is really good. The author (beauty) is an alias. At first, this book was serialized in a martial arts fantasy magazine. Unfortunately, the author got married, so TJ died. The clues of this book are similar to those of peerless pride, and they are all multi-line. Two leading men, the writing is beautiful for girls, and the plot is also great. Highly recommended.

Ps: If you like, leave your email and I'll send it to you. It's hard to find the most complete one now. . .

Now it's the appendix (the L-tail is a vague concept, and everyone feels differently. Some people like it, while others think it's the appendix).

1. Zhu Xian. . . . . . You should have seen it. . . . . (well, this will make up the number. )

2. The legend of the Great Flag Hero said: I really feel that this is a big appendix. . . Your sister's hero was trapped underground in the last battle, and finally boss was killed by soy sauce. . . Egg pain, it's still cologne's. . . .

3. The Story of the Ghost Hunter: Book Love in Jiangnan, Yu Yan. This book is thoughtful and interesting, but it really didn't have a happy ending in the end, and it was too hasty.

4. "Dust Destiny": Some people think that his later writing is not good, but I think it is good. It's still a masterpiece of misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River.