Are there any Xianxia novels or novels that fantasize about cultivation that have elements of a rune master?

This novel was called "Becoming an Immortal Without Way". It was a novel that was categorized into Xianxia and fantasy cultivation. It also had elements of classical Xianxia and sword cultivation. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "No Way to Become an Immortal" was Bunny, the drug addict. The introduction of "Becoming an Immortal without Dao": Li Ping 'an's sword heart was different from others, but there was only a vague feeling. Until that day, when the last immortal on the land attained the Dao, the world changed. Sword Heart condensed into an illusory body and told Li Pingan that it came from the deep sea. Hurry up and read!

This novel was called " The Passionate Scholar's Heartless Sword." It was a novel that was categorized into Xianxia and fantasy cultivation. It also had elements of classical Xianxia and sword cultivation. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of " Amorous Scholar, Heartless Sword " wrote: There are more than flowers on the other side of the river. The introduction of the " Amorous Scholar's Heartless Sword " was: Cultivate the heart of the mortal world and refine the sword of unrequited love. Not for immortality, not for the Dao of eternal life, but for the ability to find you in the vast river of fate… Hurry up and read!

This novel was called Immortal Sword Immortal. It was a Xianxia/fantasy novel with elements of classical Xianxia and sword cultivation. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of Immortal Sword Immortal was Autumn Falling and Winter Coming. Finished, you can read without worry. [Immortal Sword Immortal's introduction: Stepping on a sword to become an immortal, walking the path of immortality.] The young Fang Ze was enlightened by the Mystical Energy Induction Chapter. Purple clouds formed on his head and soared into the sky. He was appreciated by the Heavenly Dao and embarked on the path of immortal cultivation. Although the path of Dao was bumpy, it could not stop Fang Ze's strong heart. From Postnatal to Connate, from mortal to immortal, this was a path that countless people wanted to walk but could not. The main character, Fang Ze, finally reached the peak and became an immortal sword immortal! Hurry up and read!

This novel was called " Seeking Immortal Dao ". It was a novel that was categorized into Xianxia and fantasy cultivation. It had elements of classical Xianxia, mortal flow, and alchemy. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "Seeking Immortal Dao" is Huan Yu. Finished, you can read without worry. [Search for the Way of the Immortal]'s introduction: Hurry up and read!

This novel was called " Mortal World Immortal Chronicle ". It was a novel that was categorized into Xianxia and fantasy cultivation. It also had classical Xianxia, mortal flow, and alchemy elements. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "Mortal World Immortal Chronicle" Author: Old Thief of the Heavenly Dao. In order to survive in the chaotic world, Qin Ye became the medicine boy of the Medicine King Gang. How could a country boy like him establish himself in a sect in the martial world and step into the ranks of immortal cultivators? There were billions of stars in the world. Qin Ye was a mortal who had ascended to the immortal realm. Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "The Zhang Clan's Cultivation". It was a Xianxia/Fantasy Cultivation novel, and it had classical Xianxia, farming, mortal flow, and family elements. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of the Zhang Family's Immortal Cultivation Record: Immortals in the Red Dust. Finished, you can read without worry. [Introduction to The Zhang Family's Cultivation: New Book (Reborn in a Floating Life and an Old Dream). Friends who like urban literature can take a look.] Hurry up and read!

This novel was called " Drunken Immortal Gourd ". It was a novel that was categorized into Xianxia and fantasy cultivation. It had elements of classical Xianxia, mortal people, alchemy, and refining. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of Drunken Immortal Gourd was the Duke of Zhou. [Drunken Immortal Gourd's introduction: The second legend of a mortal cultivator. The plot development is nostalgic and also very good. Good luck!] Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "I Want to Cultivate Dao". It was a Xianxia/Fantasy Immortal Cultivation novel, and it had elements of alchemy and rune masters. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. I Want to Cultivate Taoism by Yu. [I Want to Cultivate Dao]'s introduction: Newcomer's first release, seeking collection and recommendation. This was a world where spiritual arrays developed rapidly. A spiritual array formed from the word patterns of 'solid',' collection','closed', and' fire'. It was the main component of a night lamp used for illumination. …… There were alchemists who treated patients and saved lives. There was a spirit chef that processed feys into spirit food. There was an Array Master who could learn Spiritual Arrays by himself. …… And across the mountain that no one has ever been to. The two motionless unknown objects in the sky... And everyone's strange habit of sleeping on time. As the saying went, an alchemist who didn't want to cook wasn't a good array master. Hurry up and read!