Can Anyone Watch the Fantasy Opening Where the Protagonist Is Neither Humiliated nor Bullied?
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I want to read books similar to "Ling Yuan Yu". It's a traditional fantasy with no rebirth, no invincibility, no harem, and no routines. I hope to hear your opinions!
Reject the "humiliated start" routine! This book about cultivating immortals is so fun that it's so fun to cheat. Have you seen enough of the frustrating beginnings in fantasy where the protagonist gets his face stepped on? "The Greatest Disaster in the World of Immortal Cultivators (Xian Xia: Emei)" directly breaks the stereotypes! The protagonist takes root in the world of Immortal Cultivation in Emei, and does not follow the old path of "forbearance and counterattack", but goes on a rampage with his true nature of "disaster" - breaking into secrets is like searching for things, and seizing opportunities is as commonplace, turning all parties upside down, but relying on hard core strength + wonderful encounters, he fights his way through the chaos. There is no feeling of frustration, just the exhilaration of racing all the way! The fantasy fairy tale has a solid structure, with sect history, power games, and mysterious adventures nested in layers. The protagonist's subversive style of doing things brings new fun to the traditional cultivation of immortals. The treasure story has been read by 127,000 people, and you can quickly unlock the cheating experience of cultivating immortals! # FantasyAnti-Routine # #The greatest scourge in the world of cultivating immortals
In this book, the protagonist's parents are still alive, but some accidents caused them to be separated. The protagonist keeps getting stronger to solve the problem [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]
In the mysterious and powerful world of Jiuzhou, Du Shaofu, a boy from Shicheng, was initially regarded as a loser. By chance, he came into contact with the mysterious rituals in the ancient stone tablet, and his destiny was changed from then on. Along the way, he practiced Ba Fist and other techniques, integrating the way of heaven. In the process, I got to know beauties such as Ye Zijin, and also had fierce battles with villains such as the devil, and finally created my own world.
Very cool, very telling. It can't be considered a humiliation, just a proper letting go. The world view is very similar to that of Zhetian, and the plot is great.
Except for the first one, I have read the rest of them, and they all have no female protagonists. The first one, Di Hua is even more funny, and the male protagonist also clearly realizes that he is weaker than others, (this will come up later, of course I am not referring to ordinary cultivation) (the protagonist has no talent for cultivation) The mentality is a little timid in the early stage, but it will be brought up later (probably only a few pictures are very fast). Here I have to praise the author, the author has a really good grasp of foreshadowing, although it is also the kind of protagonist who suddenly has good luck, but you will find that the plot is really very reasonable (everything written by the author is useful ( ੭•͈ω•͈)੭๐♡.๐Sometimes the author will come up with the plot that I almost forgot about. I really admire it. (I forgot to mention that the author of this book drives very fast, and the protagonist is no longer a virgin. Friends who can't accept it can give up, but I still want to say that as long as there are no you and me, or women are materialized, it is fine, and there are not too many pornographic plots. The author only treats this kind of plot as a condiment, and at most writes a sentence or two to mention it. He does not say it all the time, nor does it slow down the plot or cause sperm to get into his head.) The second one, My White Moonlight, the author has published two books, divided into two volumes. After reading this one, you can go to the next one, which is also funny. The protagonist's strength at the beginning is average to above, and he is very cautious when he is cowardly. And when you see the later stage, you will find that it is not unreasonable, (although it is very outrageous) (the description of the social system is also very interesting, similar to In this book, there is a very controversial character, Wang Xiaoer, the apprentice of the protagonist. My attitude is that first of all, he is just a child, which is a character used by the author to cause conflicts. (He is really a good boy. Trust me, he and the protagonist should influence each other.) Keep reading, he has grown up and is a very cute child. The third book, also known as "Master is missing, Master, where are you?" (I made it up, but I think it fits the article better) feels a bit like a group portrait. The protagonists are collected one by one, a bit like Tang Monk, which will give you enough time to remember them. Each character has its own distinct personality, (but I always feel that I have been led astray by the protagonist) (But it also becomes more interesting, isn't it? ⊙▽⊙) Lead other characters, help other members handle their affairs, and other members will also come to help the protagonist. Everyone is a good boy, and they all have their own little thoughts. The supporting characters do not have any clear emotional lines (I mean the love between men and women, the love between women, and the love between men and women). If you are not a lustful person, please feel free to rush (≧∇≦), but the ownership of the system in the end may be in those directions, and it will be a bit boring at the end (it is a family fun after all) The fourth one, the score is a bit low compared to others, well, it is undeniable (; 1_1) The author may be a novice writing, there is not much side plot, and the ending is rushed, but the fun is undeniable. You can go and read it, give it a five-star review, even if it is an encouragement ^ω^ just read it as a short story, mainly I feel that the title (sorry to the author, I still want to complain), except for saying in the subsequent plot book that there is a problem with the protagonist's elixir, which caused the situation in the title, other things have nothing to do with the title and the plot. (Author, you can write a more profound title, and then fool us) The fifth one is a cool article. Isn't it really cool that the guy who bullied the protagonist is solved in one chapter? (›´ω`‹) The protagonist is really strong. He can see the truth, but others can't. Others accuse him and say that he has any evidence to doubt the supreme existence. He said that I cut off the head, and you will know that it is really super strong (it is not funny and relaxed, it feels a bit pity). There are relatively few side plots. The sixth one, actually, I feel like this one is a bit biased. Although the protagonist is in a bad situation at the beginning, he has gained the path of spiritual practice. Later, there are no short-sighted people who suddenly jump out, and there is no plot that is more life-like, interesting or relaxing (it feels like the protagonist only has a few words in his mind, and he needs to change resources to practice). Well, I can't describe it well. It's a novel like this, but the author's writing style is nothing to say. No big loopholes or pitfalls were found, but there are still relatively few side plots or follow-up of supporting characters (almost none). The ending feels not very explainable (in fact, I have never quite understood, which type of article is this? A cool article? It doesn't feel like it, and it's not particularly cool. Can anyone who knows about it tell me? (*´∀`)