Who can recommend some good-looking traditional martial arts novels?

The best way to read good traditional martial arts novels is to look at the old martial arts in Hong Kong and Taiwan. There are few books on pure martial arts in Chinese mainland. Even Feng Ge's "The Sea" is not a traditional martial arts, and the traces of fantasy are too obvious. The suggestions are as follows:

Chen Qingyun: Jade sword, fragrant car, thousands of miles of flowers, blood valley ghost, sword-dancing love, Wulin life and death.

Bleak: falling stars chasing souls, incomplete scholars, Tianmen.

Longsheng Wo: Jiang Xue Xuanshuang, The Unknown Flute, The Carving of the Ling in Jin Jian and the sequel Yue Xiaochai.

Zhongyue Yun: Tianya Jianghu Road and its sequel: Dead Man, Box Sword Frost and the blur.

Sima Ling: Biography of Guan Ju, Biography of Sword God and Biography of Eight Heroes.

Wang Qingchuan: I, II and III of "Flying in a Wild Goose under the Moon"

Dong Fangyu: The first sword in the East, the poisonous sword robbed, the seven swords in Lanling, and one sword dominated the world.

Du: Love between hate and the sequel "Sword Flower Red".