They are both heroine stories and GB stories that I personally think are pretty good. There is some overlap between the two, so they are put together. Some have CP and some don't. They will be marked.
Five stars actually means no CP. In the eyes of outsiders, the heroine is a pair with one of his vests. But why doesn't loving yourself count as love? Ma Jia Wen is so fresh, refreshing, and easy to knock off. It's beautiful!
Four and a half stars, gb novel, interstellar novel but not abo, the male protagonist is bisexual, the extra half star is for the male protagonist, beautiful, strong and gentle wife, I really love her
Four stars, overall okay. The heroine has no cp, and I haven't finished watching it. I feel that the heroine's character is not well developed, and the two attributes of thick black and love for the people are not well coordinated, which makes the heroine's behavior sometimes inexplicable and inconsistent, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable.
Five stars, produced by Gong Xinwen, a time-travel story about a heroine (female protagonist) disguised as a man x a former slave and a loyal dog (male protagonist), a general. It follows a plot line that dominates the world. The plot is quite rich and the emotional line is also very interesting. She is both a heroine and a GB-oriented one. It's great to watch!
Five stars, super good-looking, great heroine story, the female protagonist is Hedy Lamarr, the mother of WiFi, who traveled to Europe during the Renaissance, and the male protagonist is the all-around genius Leonardo da Vinci, who takes the lead in the plot, and the author is very well-written. The heroine finally unified Europe.
Four and a half stars. Just by looking at the title of the book, you can tell that it is about a heroine. The heroine is the protagonist fighting for hegemony in the Three Kingdoms. It is very well written!
Four and a half stars, the heroine has no CP. It's more realistic, the plot is pretty good, and it's suitable for a traditional power plot and hegemony novel. Highlights: The heroine is very ruthless and clever, and her plot is well written. The disappointing point is also the point that I didn't finish reading: there are very few female characters in the whole story, and they are basically male characters. All the male and female supporting characters are basically in line with the historical setting of the time. The female supporting characters are still rarely awakened. The few who are good at not marrying have children with male surnames, and the male supporting characters still all have male bad qualities, which is uncomfortable.