Recommendation Book for Su Gongchu/career-Oriented Male Protagonist
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8mo ago
I love Su Gong, great general attack and career-oriented male protagonist with charisma (with or without CP), weak attack in Tianlei bed, Wan/Mud/Condensation attack, please stay away from me.
Although it is classified as a romance, it is actually a very orthodox story about a male protagonist without cp. The content is probably about the male protagonist's journey to becoming a king and a god. The handsome male protagonist perfectly satisfies my fantasy of a wise monarch: wisdom, generosity, majesty, justice, as bright as the sun and the moon, as vast as the mountains and rivers, and attracts the fascination of millions of people.
I really like the world of King Arthur and the world of Xian Qin, because relatively speaking, the stories are fuller and the characters are more three-dimensional, and the interactions between various monarchs and ministers are invincible and fun. I love the world of Immortal Qin the most. When I watched it for the first time, I got gc in my head. It is full of charisma, the majestic wisdom that leads everyone forward, the transparent and benevolent monarch, and the glorious age he created. It is so shocking and wonderful, I beg everyone to watch it [please] [please] [red heart] [red heart] [red heart]
The wanton, arrogant and domineering Big Daddy male protagonist has both the absolute strength to block the God of Killing and the unruly character to break the rules. Coupled with his unparalleled wisdom, he is simply the eldest among the daddies and the master among the masters. [Love Eyes][Love Eyes][Love Eyes]
The male protagonist is relatively cold and ruthless. He only pursues the truth and himself. He will not take the initiative to set his sights on others, nor will he take the initiative to enter into a relationship. He will use the products that others readily pick up. The closer he gets, the more indifferent and distant he feels. However, isn't this strong tenacity to focus on oneself and not be affected by external things a kind of personality charm? [Sunglasses][sunglasses][sunglasses]
The heartthrob of Western Fantasy has a big S attack, a cold Su attack, and the full text of the attack is TOP. The battle scenes are very hot and handsome, and it is very enjoyable to watch. Every character has its points to be criticized. The shortcoming is that the younger brother Tai Shengfu has a lot of scenes, the strategy brother controls, and a certain character is still a bad ass. It makes you hallucinate the classic general/shou story for a second. It is very uncomfortable and uncomfortable.
The future sci-fi heartthrob male protagonist has no cp. He is everyone's father and master, and is also the marshal and spiritual leader of the alliance. He has a cold and majestic personality and occasionally reveals a trace of warmth that can drown people. Every sentinel and every mecha loves him. The setting is quite good, but it feels a bit anticlimactic due to the author's health [Top chin][Top chin] I will also support you in the author's next book [Kiss][Kiss][Kiss]
The first part is the amazing "Xi Fan", the second part is the not so amazing "Xi Fan", and the third part is the history of light pollution. I only recommend watching one or two of them.
It is a very delicious hypocrite and black-hearted schemer with a gentle mask. He has high ambitions and desires. He puts himself into the situation, strategizes, and calculates people's hearts. He is like a spider in the center of a cobweb, secretly arranging and quietly closing the web. It is also like a holy sculpture, but its core is flowing with extremely corrosive poison. The author used the first and second parts to portray him as a tolerant, intelligent and ambitious man, and then completely negated these qualities in the third part. The author may have wanted to write about the feeling of breaking out of a cocoon and becoming a butterfly, but the character has been shattered. How can readers make readers believe in a character that even the author himself does not believe in? In the first and second films, the male protagonist strategizes and conquers thousands of miles. In the third film, he is overwhelmed and passive. He is pushed forward by fate. Inexplicably, he changes from an ambitious man to a savior who saves the world. It feels like it is out of character. The author was too eager to advance the plot. Various characters were hurriedly dropped, and various foreshadowings were hastily filled in. It was like a banquet that had a cow break in and still have to continue. It was extremely confusing, so it could only end hastily, which is regrettable.
Emotionally, the male protagonist almost never responds. He is a bit of a show-off, and is 70% fake and 30% real. However, in terms of action, the male protagonist cares more about others (he takes care of both the prince and his younger brother), which makes it a bit boring to watch. Watch with caution if you are too aggressive.