Some of My Favorite Heroine Stories (Prefer Strong Women)
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BG has both women and girls, and the review is not strict. I personally think that the female protagonist should be given a more tolerant attitude, and there will definitely be no such thing as: humiliating women/too many highlights.
It's very, very satisfying that the protagonist is overwhelmingly strong. Although it is a fast-travel novel, it basically doesn't pay attention to the original world plot. The protagonist can do whatever he wants. The villain is just cannon fodder for the protagonist and never gibbers. He just kills the praises neatly. The only thing that left me speechless was that the protagonist had a lot of pet scenes. Although it is not annoying to say that the character is more like a mascot, the protagonist's pets are a vine and a ball of fire. The two "it"s are obviously genderless, but the big brother and the little brother are very speechless and deducted one star.
I read it a long time ago, and I can't remember the plot. But I can definitely say that this is a very, very good article [hug], and it is definitely one of my top five articles. The sentence in my book list "give the heroine a more tolerant attitude" has a lot to do with a plot in this article. It can be said that it has been affected to a certain extent, and everyone knows the value of the locked chapter. This is a non-CP that excludes a certain reason.
This is a criminal investigation article that is more focused on people's livelihood. Most of the cases are not very complicated, and are more like cases that we can see reported in real life. Maybe it shouldn't be called a criminal investigation article, but I can't think of a better classification for the time being. In most cases, the protagonist plays a role in the investigation as a psychological profiler. Compared to standard criminal investigation novels that focus more on the chain of evidence and the excitement of the case, I think this book may be more concerned with the stories of the perpetrators and victims behind the case, which is very consistent with the protagonist's career. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I'm really bad at writing objective book list tweets and the reviews are really dry. In short, from my subjective point of view, this is a book for readers who like to tell stories about "people". I quite like this kind of story-telling style of writing. The only thing I don't like is that the protagonist has a special golden finger. Most of the cases are solved by looking at the answers. From the beginning, you know who the murderer is, and there is no tension in solving the case.
It's a very good period novel. Watching the protagonist slowly accumulate a little bit of experience is the charm of period novels! This book features a simple but touching style. The protagonist is an ordinary person, and he is also a very hard-working, self-disciplined and charming person. Everyone around him is also very nice. It is really touching that everyone gets along with each other. It is particularly beautiful. Sisters who like period literature will not be disappointed in this book.
I really like the main character, he is a very charming person. It supports open endings. Hehehe, the interaction between Guan Zhao and each character is very interesting, and I really like the protagonist and her friends. Woohoo, good sisters are like this. This is a very good book about women being able to freely control their own reproductive rights. It is not a stereotypical female-virtuous novel where the words "female and male" are simply changed. I like this very much.
What I like most about this book is that all the infinite flow dungeons have a very warm theme. The forward plots of the dungeons are all dominated by women, and the reasons for this are explained in the following text. The details can be rounded out to form a closed loop. The protagonist's strength is number one, her mother-daughter love is delicious, her personality is cold, independent, and self-interested. She doesn't intentionally harm others and doesn't like to suffer. Moreover, the author loves this protagonist very much and doesn't want her to suffer hahaha. It is an all-female troupe. The male protagonist is not a member of the protagonist troupe. There is no important plot and no impression. He is not a hindrance and is super romantic. He occasionally acts as the protagonist's pendant to develop his love line. Ps. Little easter egg: The character card is the protagonist group + male protagonist, except for the male protagonist, everyone has a face hahahahaha.
Editor 2: It's incredible. Some people may say that the author of this article deliberately abuses women. Yes, the highlights of our all-heroine group are basically female characters, so we can be labeled as abuse of women. Oh my God, I looked at the homepage and it turns out that I like the article where the heroine works hard and ends up making wedding clothes for men, and all the curse words used in the article are absolutely degrading to women.
And I would like to add that this is a supernatural novel, not a fairy tale. There may be plots such as good people who are not rewarded and poor victims. Some of the copies are even adapted from real cases. However, the author has tried not to focus on the suffering of the victims but to reflect the cruelty of the case from the side. It is much better than the attitude towards women of some people who love to abuse women.
I didn't pay attention to the title of the book at first and saw the word "Black Magic Academy" in the text. I thought it was just an ordinary Western fantasy novel. When I entered it, I fell in love with it. No one can resist the witch. The plot is very good so far. I will update the review when I finish it.
Update to the second editor: The plot is good, but there are a few marginal male supporting characters that make people feel a bit subtle. Then I took a look at the author's column and wrote about gay men. There is no explicit mention of corruption, but there are very subtle descriptions, such as "The older brother and younger brother quarreled, and then the older brother pressed the younger brother against the wall, and then started to rub the younger brother's chin??? And the protagonist felt that there was a sense of training between the two brothers and male supporting actors." I feel that the author wants to write about their orthopedics... But I haven't seen any actual description so far, so feel free to avoid lightning. Then the rest of the story is not as well written as the previous ones, and it's not very comfortable to watch, especially the plot where the supporting character accidentally hurts the protagonist in the name of love. Emm, it's so bloody. Although the protagonist makes a profit in the end, I still don't like it. Two stars deducted for the above two reasons.
The ideas are good, the writing is refreshing, and the main cp emotional line can be touched upon. There are several pairs of sub-CPs, and the emotional lines of the sub-CPs are difficult to comment on. I feel that the author wants to write that the women in the sub-CPs are very chic and not romantic, but they do not want the women in the sub-CPs to be completely chic and leave room for the men. It seems that they still need to match them with a man. The key point is that the men in the sub-CPs are not good things. If the three obediences and four virtues are implemented to the end like the male protagonist, I won't feel so uncomfortable. It's really half-awake and half-awake. Five stars are given to the main CP of the imaginative plot, and two stars are deducted for the secondary CP. Fortunately, at least she is half-awake, although she ties up a man but does not abuse the female partner. It is a bit unpleasant but not disgusting. There is not much ink on the secondary CP, so I can ignore it and use it to pass the time.
S protagonist dog training literature is suitable for reading when you don't want to use your brain but want to read some sadistic literature. 20% Of the content is about the dog training process, 60% of the content is about getting along with the trained dog, and the remaining 20% of the content is about the protagonist. Personally, I think there is no male protagonist. The protagonist has many dogs. The dog scenes are different. Among them, the most scenes are from the beginning to the end. However, the protagonist has never seen dogs as humans, so naturally there is no male protagonist. I deducted one star because I feel that the whole content is a bit monotonous. It is basically daily life related to dog training, and there is no important plot.
The protagonist always practices the core socialist values. The concept and character creation are very good. The female supporting characters are emphatically praised for their good portrayal. The reason for deducting one star is that the narrative feels a bit rushed. The overall pacing is average, but the plot is still very good.
It's good-looking but poorly finished, but good-looking. I was shocked at first glance. It's a pity that the author closed the book, but I still like it and highly recommend it. Anyway, there are not many words, so I suggest you take a bite and try it out.