
I'm Really an Honest Person
我真的是个老实人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 472k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for All-Male-Lead Stories! A Male Charmer! No Splitting the Protagonist!
Quick transmigration is fine. Any recommendations are welcome as long as the male protagonist is adored by everyone and isn’t a split personality. Throw them at me! Thanks, everyone! ❤️ I also love stories where someone goes from being universally disliked to universally adored!
No BL Stories Can Hold My Interest Anymore... [Smoking.jpg]
I'm looking for something like How a Straight Guy Survives in the Cracks of a Deranged Novel (One-Way Bidding). I've been on Red Persimmon for ages and have read all the ones I wanted to, plus plenty of good ones. Now I'm so bored... I browse Red Persimmon and nothing catches my eye. I...
Looking for Stories Where a Truly Vicious Male Supporting Character Is Cherished
The protagonist is a genuinely evil male supporting character, the kind who actually does bad things. He’s not just pretending to be a villain because the plot or his character requires it while secretly being a good person. The protagonist can be evil, but he can’t be pathetic!
Looking for Hidden Gems with All-Character Pairings and Unusual Themes
Any gender for the main characters is fine. It doesn't need a high rating; being good is what matters most. Ideally, no secondary CP.
I Want to Read About Someone Who Transmigrates into a Nobody and Gets Chosen by the Male Lead
Are There Any Male Harem-Charmer Stories with No Romance or One-to-Many Romance?
I'd like something like The Straight-Up Cool Guy Host Whose Puppy-Dog Admirers Are Everywhere. Don't make the male lead overly feminine! Don't make him delicate and weak, I really hate that!
I Want a Male Harem Magnet Protagonist With Multiple Male Leads, No Splitting Into Clones
No split personalities. No romance, or everyone has a one-sided crush on the protagonist.
Any Male-Protagonist Stories With a Crowd of Admirers and No Romance?!!!
Looking for Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Protagonist Is Not Split Into Multiple Pieces
Please give me something! One split personality at a time, a whole crowd of people falling for them. If everyone's the same person, how is that a crowd of admirers? I'm starving over here, sob sob sob.
I Want a BL Story Where a Straight, Overpowered Male Lead Is Adored by Everyone. Please!
Give an arrogant, straight male lead a little taste of the shock of being adored by everyone. The fragile-feeling protagonist cries, “Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river,” while the villains and underlings are secretly lusting after him.
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Like!!!! Originally, I was planning to quit when I saw the two male protagonists, but there was no plot, so I clicked in and watched. I was always on tenterhooks, fearing that there would be a plot in bed. No!!! Very good!!! It's no CP!! I'm saved!!! The plot is interesting and not boring at all, oh, it's just like a sweet novel. Hahahahahahahahahahaha.
The character of the protagonist is very interesting. He is not a decent and good person, but the portrayal is very vivid. He is more like a superficial villain. He is a philistine and likes to take advantage. He has many small calculations in his mind. He loves himself the most and is a typical egoist. I quite like this. This kind of straight man is the best mother-in-law. Hahaha.
I have been chasing it for a while. I used to follow the guest account, which is basically the front row. Now I log in to write my opinion about this book. I think the plot of this book is actually okay, but there will be some watery parts in one chapter, which will make me flip through it, all the way to the plot points and some exciting parts. Another big problem I think is the ending of each small world. You might say that I like to end it abruptly, but this kind of abrupt stop is unnatural, like the plot suddenly breaks off. In fact, the climax part can be picked up and ended. The ending is not very good, which is a flaw, so I can't follow it... In fact, I still like this book, so I plan to put it in a free space recently, because sometimes a small world overtakes me without giving me any psychological expectations. From my personal point of view, if you argue with me, I will argue with you [Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical]
A very special fast-travel story, finally not an assembly-line background and plot story
It's quite interesting. The protagonist is an ordinary person who is greedy and likes to take advantage of small things and has a kind nature. He has no special skills and no tasks to complete. The plot goes in a natural direction and the pace is a little slow, but the emotional line is amazingly fast. It is quite charming. The male guests fell in love with it because of one thing or one point. It can be improved and more touching foreshadowing and process can be written. The main character has always been quite heartless, which is more refreshing to watch and cute.
It's quite good. I wonder if you've read any of the novels written by Sound Utility. There's a novel that's very similar to that of Dada. That one has been finished and I haven't been able to find a similar one. I just happened to read Dada's novel and I'm obsessed with reading it.
That's good. Doesn't the protagonist want to go home in the first world? Why doesn't the second protagonist want to go home? And why are there no causes and consequences? The extras are a bit sparse, not that many, but overall they're pretty good to watch.
It's pretty cool, but it doesn't show quick travel, and there's no system. And didn't the protagonist say he wants to go home in the first world? Why is the second world different? It still feels a little weird, but it looks good
This book is quite plain and captivating. The story is neither new nor too old-fashioned. Personally, it is easy for me to jump to another book after reading one. However, I read this book seriously and let it take its course without interruption. I quite like it, but the ending is a bit rushed. It's quite satisfactory, I quite like it anyway.
After Wu Dalang faked his death and woke up, why didn't he go to find Shou together?