From Villain Minion to Final BOSS

I feel that the heroine Wuming is so disgusting

Author, it's okay if you don't know about the protagonist in your novel in the first world. After all, not everyone has seen so many episodes, but you can't help but know about the subsequent world. Writing a fan who doesn't know the plot is a poisonous point. Many people left after seeing this. It doesn't mean that the protagonist must know all the plot and everything in detail, but at least the protagonist must know what kind of world this is and what is happening in general. The protagonist only needs to vaguely know a little about the setting, and it will not affect your outline.

Nameless

Well, I've finished reading it. To summarize briefly, the male protagonist is a cold-blooded and ruthless person with only a little bit of human touch. He is decisive in killing (only for a short period of confusion at the beginning). The protagonist does not know the plot of this world, but it doesn't matter if you know the plot of this world. It does not affect the viewing, and the main character The original male protagonist of "The Madonna Who Kills" was not soft-hearted. Currently, only the female protagonist has a little bit of a place in the protagonist's heart, and the male protagonist's fighting power is quite strong. He will not be soft-hearted even if he kills the Madonna, the traitor, the enemy, or even an infected pregnant woman. Goldfinger has not appeared a few times, and the fighting power is very balanced.

At the beginning, the male protagonist is separated. Not as lively as a soldier.

This protagonist is really useless. What kind of author writes what kind of protagonist?