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Date: 2023-10-01 08:51 am (UTC)For baihe, non-magic/non-fantasy historical novels significantly outnumber xianxia anad wuxia ones, especially where the popular authors and novels are concerned. The difficulty is that very few of the major historical novels have been translated so far. Xianxia and wuxia are definitely minority subgenres, but I've got a couple of them lined up to read next, specifically Snow in the Spring Courtyard (春庭雪) and Incantation for Subduing a Dragon (降龙诀). I'll try to post proper reviews once I'm done. I'm also very open to being seduced into a wuxia or xianxia novel as my next translation project! (she says, while only 60% of the way through Purely by Accident...)