Not a Holy Mother + Having Goals + Careful Thinking + Lots of Foreshadowing but Not Chaos + Lots of Strategies
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I hope to find this kind of protagonist who works hard for a purpose or goal (preferably the goal is difficult for others to understand) and uses all means to achieve this goal.
These three books are all written by the same author. The protagonists are all the same, with high IQs, and the supporting characters also have high IQs. The plots are exciting. I recommend you to read them.
Stayed up late to read this apocalyptic book! The protagonist is decisive in killing, there are so many foreshadowings that my scalp goes numb, and there are twists and turns one after another. After reading this, I will feel exhausted!
This is mine, it currently has 330,000 words, and not many people have read it yet. You can add it first, but the goal is not very clear. The protagonist is forced by the environment to move forward step by step.
Not the Holy Mother, her goal is to become an immortal, and she firmly believes that humans are the leaders of all things and should also be the leaders of immortals. How can we call ourselves brothers and sisters and talk about Taoism with a creature wearing fur and horns, which is wet and lays eggs?
A real period of growth as a casual cultivator, a splendid myth and legend, the interweaving of swords and magic, the accompaniment of treachery and danger. The whole book has an online IQ, decisive killing, the protagonist has almost no emotional drama, and the emphasis is on an efficient plot.
A breath of fresh air in apocalyptic literature! The protagonist is reborn only to find that the script of the world has been completely changed. The IQ online strategy is constant throughout the whole process, and it is particularly enjoyable when the foreshadowing is revealed layer by layer. The writing is solid and the description of human nature is real. After reading it, I said that this is what the end of the world should be like.
These two books are absolutely correct. Don't thank me. Just give me a like. Both of them are detective novels about cultivating immortals. The first one is a bit old-fashioned, while the second one is more formal. There are no space treasures, no ghosts that have not died for hundreds of thousands of years, and no god-level weapons. They're all pretty!
The hostess finally regained consciousness and made up her mind to divorce the former scumbag male protagonist on the day she traveled through time with her medical skills, changing the fate of her family being beheaded. Later, she joined hands with the prince to regain the throne. There are so many holes to fill in for foreshadowing that I can't even finish them, and I write slowly [face covering]
Killings, arson, and fighting against the central government. A coup d'état leads to chaos in the world. To become a god in the new world, or to be a demon that kills thousands of people? A mysterious note dropped from the sky, a god of death who plays with the world, a powerful force that can kill people invisibly by writing its name. A young man who has never seen the light, an anxious and dark heart, and an earth-shaking ambition. When the two meet, it will be a time of chaos for the Demon Star.