There were the Top Ten Shushan Short Story Classes, the Short Story Rankings, and any novel with less than 300,000 words could be published in a complete series. Was it recommended for the female novels that were recognized as classics?

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I haven't been able to find all the novels that you want to match, but I've tried my best to find some related books. Here are a few related novels I found for you: 1. " I am Yan Renying of Shu Mountain " Author: Xuan Kongwu, Category: Xianxia, Classic Xianxia, Completed, You can enjoy it with ease. 2. " Flowing Clouds " Author: Xie Du, Category: Fantasy, Historical Mythology, Completed, You Can Enjoy It with Rest assured 3. " A Shuttle of a Thousand Years " Author: Ci Liansheng, Category: Short Story, Short Story, Completed, You Can Enjoy with Rest assured 4. " Nine Sects " Author: Tianling Huanyu.CS, Category: Xianxia, Fantasy Immortal Cultivation, Completed, You Can Enjoy with Rest assured The following is a brief introduction of these novels: 1. "I am Yan Renying of Shu Mountain." "The rise of my Dao is due to three heroes and two clouds." "The one who inherited my mantle is none other than Yan Renying." "Fellow Daoist Long-eyebrowed has Yan Renying's legacy. It's really the envy of others," Li Jingxu said. "With Yan Renying taking over as Sect Leader, I can ascend in peace." Qi Shuming said. "Emei actually produced a person like Yan Renying. God is so generous to him!" "Yan Renying, his Dao is profound, respectful and humble. He is indeed our role model." "Yan Renying is here!" the demons said. Yan Renying is here! Run!" The new book," Climbing the Path of Immortality " has been released. Please support it. 2. Flowing Cloud The situation of the world is that if it is united for a long time, it will be divided, and if it is divided for a long time, it will be united. Su Yun, a small white-collar worker from a big background, committed suicide in the 22nd century and returned to an era that was inexplicably like the Ming Dynasty but not the Ming Dynasty. Here, there were magic and spells, as well as the world's number one and powerful military. However, the love and hate of the king, the confusing stories, were all hidden in the most beautiful cup of wine. The story was written in a tragic way. I hope this story can inspire everyone. 3. "A Shuttle for a Thousand Years" [Intangible Cultural Heritage][Essay on the theme of "Reading Intangible Cultural Heritage"][Cultural Creation and Development][Cultural Confidence][Hangluo][Silk Culture][Song Yun Culture] This happy encounter made An Ji unable to forget Hang Luo Weaving. The few wonderful encounters were the echoes of the thousand-year-old culture. In the heat and noise, they left a strong hold. They would gain a share of progress in the times and development. ------ "If we don't earn money, then we don't earn money. We can't let these thousands of years of inheritance be broken in our hands." " It's fine if you don't understand. There's no need to argue with them. We'll do our own thing. It's their business if they don't believe us…" ------ Starting from the ancient rhyme of the Song Dynasty, he weaved the cool breeze and bright moon by the West Lake, the wisdom and diligence of the working people, and the five thousand years of China aesthetics into this thousand-year legacy. 4. Nine Sects In this day and age, those who became immortals or Buddhas, those who turned into demons or devils, those who became ghosts or monsters, it seemed that as long as one wanted to live forever and cultivate, one would not be human anymore! But was that really the case? I want to live forever and be a human. What should I do? Go to the side sect and become a rogue cultivator! What was a rogue cultivator? Those who did not enter the six categories of immortals, buddhas, demons, ghosts, and monsters! They were all itinerant cultivators! The number of itinerant cultivators was the largest, far exceeding the total number of cultivators in the six families. It was also the most difficult for itinerant cultivators to achieve Dao. As the saying goes, there were as many cultivators as there were hairs on an ox, but those who achieved Dao were as rare as phoenix feathers and qilin horns. Looking at the entire cultivation world for hundreds of millions of years, the number of itinerant cultivators who ascended was probably less than that of a large Taoist sect. According to this probability, if there really was a transmigrator in this world, then he was more than 90% an unaffiliated cultivator. These works all have good reputations for your reference.