The plot is relatively gloomy and dark, and the serialization spans a long, long time. The heroine is an ordinary weak human being, and the plot trend is opposite to that of Shuangwen (
Yes, the male protagonist is an evil spirit, so he can be considered an outsider. He is really bad. Disclaimer: The heroine is relatively soft, so we can't expect her to be strong in relationships. The article is as its name suggests
The world view of cultivating immortals. The heroine is a mantis monster with external feelings. She likes to eat people. The world view is highly praised by women and men.
I'm a fan of Elden's Circle of the First Sky, but since I don't have the gameplay to play it, I don't know the background setting very well. The male protagonist is inhuman (she can turn into a snake), and the female protagonist seems to be an ordinary little girl who is mentally and sexually fragile. After reading more than a dozen chapters, she doesn't have any special superpowers except being able to fall asleep, and there isn't much emotional pull. I fell in love with it very quickly. You can read it before going to bed.
As a fan, I haven't played the game and it doesn't have much influence... Everyone in this article is human, but since it is considered a cover-up series, I reluctantly joined this book list (who knows too few real people and I have already succumbed)... It is quite good-looking, but although the heroine is strong in force, she is emotionally weak and innocent (I collapsed)...
It's quite interesting, and it's also a unit story. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but because five stars are too much, I can only give it four stars. You can choose the parts that interest you.
This is a unit where the male protagonist is non-human, and overall it's pretty good. The four stars are because the feeling of inhumanity is not particularly strong, and I feel that although he is a non-human being, he still has "human morality."
I read a Lord of the Rings fanfic a long time ago. After the heroine time-travelled, she had the upper body of a human and the lower body of a snake. I liked the part where she just traveled and lived alone and everyone didn't treat her as a human being. The later part felt too human. There was an emotional scene but I forgot all about it haha. (I have a good memory as a child, so I give 5 stars purely subjectively). In addition, I really like Huangshan (the author). If you like her works, you can save her author column~
The heroine traveled through time and became Mothra. Like Mothra, she has a very compassionate heart and loves and protects human beings. It's pretty cool (but she's too dedicated and feels like everyone's old mother).
Traveling through Fury's world, but the heroine only treats Fury as a pet () is very interesting, but the plot has some very scary parts, such as the heroine does not regard Fury as a human being, so she eats meat.
The first foreign BG novel I read in Jinjiang was probably about the daily farming life after traveling to another world and encountering ancient non-human creatures.
"I didn't think too much when I started the article, I just thought about small animals, so this is a article where one can turn into an animal and play with it at will." - From the copy of this article, written by the author himself, everyone understands it.
The heroine travels through Liaozhai wearing a game system elf vest and is treated as a non-human monster. (It's not actually non-human, but it was added because the heroine looks less human-like)
Is this really something I can watch in JJ? There are aliens with no human moral values and a weak human heroine who is too morally bound. I feel that the heroine is too weak, which is not very satisfying.