Female Protagonist's Perspective Without Cp/background Male Protagonist
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6
Books
34
Grade
Level B
Updated
7mo ago
Plots from the female protagonist's perspective basically have no CP or male protagonist's background. Those that are not fully ordered are because they have locked chapters or skipped extra/emotional chapters.
I don't have much of an impression of the plot. I probably watched it when I was obsessed with the theme of lord infrastructure. You can give it a try in the literary world.
There is a male protagonist, who seems to have a lot of roles, but his presence should be good, at least he does not steal the spotlight from the protagonist. The main reason is that the subject matter is very new to me, and it is a setting that I have never seen before.
It's also a fast food I found when I was obsessed with the lord's infrastructure theme. There's nothing particularly "surprising" about it, but there's no big problem either. It's a good place to enter the literary wilderness.
I seem to have read this book because I haven't seen it before. There's nothing particularly impressive about it, but it shouldn't be too surprising. It's an accessible place to read.
I have watched 1, 2 and 1. Compared to 1, there is nothing too new in 1, so it is a waste of time. After watching 1, it is not enough, and then watching 2 is quite happy.
E-sports articles with female protagonists are also an unpopular theme in the "Arctic Circle", and the all-female team setting is even more like the "Arctic Circle" within the "Arctic Circle". The quality of this book is pretty good. My only regret is that it is too short. The content of the World Championship is still included in the extras.
A very heart-warming short story, True and False Daughter. I have read the same theme in the Lily section. This book is a different experience. The female friendship is beautifully written. I feel warm after reading the corpse.
I can only say that the female protagonist's perspective of criminal investigation is really the "Arctic Circle" of the "Arctic Circle". It's good to have food to eat. The quality of the food is not bad, so what else can I say? Just watch it.
The pace of this author's work is a bit too flat for me, and the excitement is not enough, but I love to write about unpopular stories, which satisfies readers like me who pursue novelty. This article writes about several extreme sports, not only parkour, but also rock climbing, skydiving, surfing, etc. I enjoyed reading it anyway
The main reason is that the subject matter is relatively new to me. It is the first time I read a card-type game, and I have no impression of the male protagonist in my mind. Either there is no male protagonist or the male protagonist has a low sense of presence.
It feels like a holographic game-themed novel can make readers want to play and win. There is a male protagonist, but his presence is low. He has nothing to do with the plot of the protagonist's game and can be skipped.
Mainly because it's new, I know a lot of extreme sports, but I have no impression of the male protagonist. I don't remember whether he doesn't have it or has a low sense of presence.
It's a very cool infrastructure story. The golden finger is not too big but it's not completely useless (it feels like it's all used to enhance the female protagonist's qualities). I like the heroine's design very much. The plot design is also good. There is no such person in the male protagonist and the heir is a woman.
It is a holographic crime simulation game. The main reason is that the setting is interesting and there is no male protagonist. The author has recently opened the second part and is following up on it.
So far I can't find a work about meal replacement. Authors who really write about the entertainment industry should write more about career lines. Children really have no food to eat, and the real entertainment industry is abstract enough. The plot is mainly about the heroine being reborn to pursue her dream of becoming an actress. My understanding of the emotional line is that it is a single arrow and can be skipped without affecting the plot.
Ji Jianwen, the plot design is a bit bland, there is no male protagonist, and the female protagonist has two vests - one is the emperor and the other is the queen. I like this setting
I don't remember much about the plot. It seems that I was addicted to Xue Ba Wen for a while and pulled it out to pass the time. I took a look and didn't order a sequel. There might be a male protagonist.