How Could I Possibly Accept Becoming a Hundred? No, No!
我怎么可能接受变百？不行不行！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 172k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
27Reads
37Chapters
1Listens
9.9kReads · all time
It's okay, but for now, the male protagonist should be just a salty fish who wants to hang out and doesn't have a clear understanding of himself. The current heroine No. 3 Is directly tearing apart the dark side of the world and showing it to him, but she just wants him to be by her side forever. At present, the protagonist's strength is entirely due to others pushing him away... From the current point of view, it is time to start invading enemies from outside. Sealing the magic circle into one's own body can be regarded as a way to forcefully use skills quickly. It's time for the protagonist to fully realize his own powerlessness, understand his own feelings, and is extremely thirsty for power. He wants to protect the two of them. It's time for this early wave of small explosions. Otherwise, if the protagonist continues to be so depressed and pushed away by others, the impression will be easily destroyed.
Updated at nine o'clock every day, no accidents, 6,000 updates per day ps: Because I am the author, so five stars PS: If you book friends have any opinions, you can write them below this comment. The author will read it (because he is very free), including the plot direction and so on. If most people think it doesn't work, I will change it. After all, novels are commodities, and everything is subject to market feedback. PS again: I am a little confused about the treatment of the protagonist, which is the subjectivity of the protagonist. Should the protagonist be more assertive and have his own goals, or should the protagonist be more dependent on the social relationships around him and biased towards others? That is, do you prefer the protagonist to exist as a "male protagonist" or do you prefer the protagonist to exist as a "female protagonist"? I will launch a poll below, and I hope you can vote if it is convenient.
Chapter 30: The counterattack against the saint is really worthy of a thumbs up [like] Even if this counterattack is so weak that it seems like fun, it is much stronger than the weak protagonists in other whitening novels who can only passively respond to conflicts and emotions. Such a protagonist is interesting
Amy looks like an incompetent husband