Mainly Prefer Works Without Female Protagonists or with Food to Eat

A work that surprised me, just like the work "The Lord Can See the Notes" when I first saw it, it was like an epic scroll slowly unfolding before my eyes, and it is worth watching. The protagonist who wakes up from near-death has lost his past memory, and as soon as he regains consciousness, he can see (and listen to) narration from unknown sources, just like the prompts and notes in the game. As the first chapter unfolds, we readers will also discover that the protagonist Goldfinger is a riding and slashing type, and realize that the protagonist does not seem to be the original owner of the body, and maybe even the soul is not native to this world? As the plot develops, we can clearly see the protagonist's growth process, gradually becoming calmer and stronger, and revealing his leadership charisma. It's been a while since I've seen such a flavorful Western fantasy, and it's also a game from another world. I'm really surprised. I'm looking forward to seeing the protagonist lead his tribe to become stronger and create a legend! I currently have no heroine in my progress.

The title of this work is also very straightforward XDDD The protagonist is reborn in the body of a revolutionary who is about to be beheaded at the beginning. Fortunately, the protagonist escapes through the secret technique in the memory of the original owner of the body, and possesses the body of a dead scholar. The genre is Cthulhu-style immortality. I personally feel that the background is similar to that of the late Qing Dynasty, but it has been transformed by demons. The author's writing is good, and when reading, it feels like watching a movie, and it has a very visual feel. I currently have no heroine in my progress.

It's also a work with a very straightforward title XD The protagonist is an art candidate whose cultural score in the college entrance examination did not meet the undergraduate level and had to retake the exam. In despair, he received an admission notice from a school. After arriving at the school, he became more and more suspicious of what he saw along the way. Finally, he encountered a strange scene with the other admitted students in the registration classroom. After the "exam" message was written by chalk flying out of thin air, a total of forty candidates were dragged to London in 1888 AD. One of the messages written with chalk on the blackboard was that those who died during the "examination" would have their memories erased and be "expelled"; those who performed poorly would be sent to the inferior class; those who performed well would be sent to the ordinary class; those who performed well would be promoted to the excellent class. There are two camps in the exam, the lawful camp and the chaotic camp. In the last 30 seconds before the exam, the protagonist chose the lawful camp, became a Baker Street detective, and gained the memory and skills of his own detective identity. Soon after, he received a letter for help from Scotland Yard. The content of the letter was about a horrific murder that occurred in Whitechapel District. The protagonist immediately thought of the famous Jack the Ripper in London in 1888. The protagonist is cautious and calm, and his logic is very tight, but he also has emotions and some thinking mistakes that ordinary people would have. The author's writing style is also very immersive, allowing me to see all the way from last night to the next morning. I currently have no heroine in my progress.

It is also a work whose genre can be inferred from its name. The content includes weird copies (systems) similar to Infinite Flow, as well as the thriller mystery that I am most interested in. The protagonist enters a "deduction game" for a certain purpose (similar to Infinite and Dungeon), and the physical weakness is the result of the protagonist's own initiative. The reason is related to spoilers, so I won't go into it here. It is recommended that those who are interested can watch it on their own. The protagonist is also one of my favorite types. He has a high IQ and loves acting (to fool others). He walks on the edge of madness but firmly believes in himself. He is really crazy and I love him so much. I currently have no heroine in my progress.

It is also a work where you can know the background and setting by looking at the title and introduction. It has the flavor of SCP. (It doesn't refer to type, but style and feeling. I just use this to describe it so that everyone can have a better direction) As soon as the protagonist wakes up, he finds himself in a post-apocalyptic world. Human beings are trapped in a high tower. The world outside the high tower has been digitized and occupied by various weird monsters. People's emotional fluctuations will attract monsters to hunt them. In addition to the special abilities he has acquired, the protagonist Goldfinger lacks emotions, and the protagonist himself is very good at reasoning and analysis. Yes, he is the rational and crazy type that I love (?). The battle scenes are very visual, and the mind scenes are also written in such a way that you can feel the situation. I really recommend it to everyone. Although I don't have a female protagonist at the moment, I think it's because of the protagonist's lack of emotion that there are still ambiguous emotional scenes.

As you can see from the title of the novel, it is about the flow of the heavens traveling through it. The protagonist is rational and decisive from the beginning, and is extremely talented and comfortable. The writing style is very attractive. Although it is a modern background, it has a great Jianghu flavor. The battle scenes are also very vivid. I really recommend everyone to watch it. I currently have no heroine in my progress.

The protagonist with an unlimited flow system accidentally stayed in a different world and became a stand-alone game. The story background and plot reminded me of Tanya War (I don't mean plagiarism or borrowing, just the style and feeling, which is a compliment). The background is fantasy + science fiction... Right? Because there are also settings of the inner and outer world later, it is a bit difficult to summarize, but I enjoyed watching the battle scenes, it is very graphic, and the protagonist is also my favorite type, a tough guy cool guy who kills decisively (?). The protagonist travels to a country similar to Germany during World War II (personal feeling). He is a soldier, and later undergoes body modification. The protagonist and a priest, the supporting characters should be Acat and Andrew, who are based on Hellsing. Because I personally like Hellsing, so I am very happy to watch XD It's a dark flow + no heroine (currently I don't have one). Let's digress here. I recommend everyone to read the works of Kota Hirano, the author of Hellsing. He likes to draw crazy characters XD!

The story begins with the protagonist's soul passing through a centenarian who is about to die, and successfully survives a disaster before starting to practice. Although the background world feels like a fantasy, it is actually just a matter of different technological developments. Strictly speaking, it is very high-tech (what am I talking about?). It is a relatively rare work with positive energy nowadays. It is very comfortable to watch. Although it is a farming novel, it is actually a lot of fun and not disgusting. The settings of the world view and abilities are also quite detailed and logical. The protagonist Goldfinger is his own destiny. I currently have no heroine in my progress. 🌼Finished with flowers🌼 p. S: I haven't finished reading yet

Come on, it's still the type of protagonist I love. The background is a post-apocalyptic future wasteland with superpowers. It also has the same feeling and style of defeating total enemies and adding SCP. (I'm just making a metaphor, not talking about the type. Don't scold me(?)) The identity and abilities of the protagonist run through the main plot, and the writing is very interesting. In order to avoid spoilers, I won't go into details here. Anyway, you will know it if you watch it (because it will be mentioned before). I kept overturning my guesses along the way. The world view, ability, etc. Are also set in a logical setting. As the plot unfolds, it is slowly revealed. I can't stop following it. It's really not enough. I currently have no heroine in my progress. (But there is a female supporting role that I think is quite like that, even though she doesn't appear in many scenes)

As usual, you can tell from the introduction that the protagonist is a sane psychopath (?) That I love. The background of the story is the post-apocalyptic future (that is, the feeling of cyberspace or the future wasteland) plus the feeling of Mr. Ke and SCP. (I don't mean type, just setting style, because I realized after writing that this statement seemed to be misleading, but strictly speaking, this statement is not wrong (?)). There are many mystery plots that I like, and the author's writing style is very visual. It is a suspense mystery, and the protagonist is in crisis at the beginning (?) And starts to think about the past half of his life, which attracted me to continue reading. I currently have no heroine in my progress.

You can actually tell the style of Fei Ying's new work just by looking at the name. It's the same invincible novel, the background is the same fantasy world, and there's no heroine. The protagonist travels with an invincible city system. In the different world in the past, the system is one of the core fragments of a fairy temple obtained by the original body of the boss that the protagonist traveled through (I don't know if it is the original one or there are other explanations), and the system (fragments?) Can form an invincible city. As long as you are in the city, the protagonist is a god and can do anything. Because what you get is fragments, not complete, the Invincible City, the system itself, is time-sensitive. You need to get other fragments to extend the time. If you collect it completely, there will be no timeliness issue (I remember this). The system will release tasks on the way, and completing the tasks can expand the scope of the Invincible City. The current progress has been expanded to the universe, that is, the scope of the Invincible City has already encompassed the world where the protagonist is. (Off-topic: The update is a bit unstable and slow, but I love the invincible game written by Fei Ying, so it's a bit painful to follow it.)

You can tell just by looking at the title (?), It is an alien world travel novel with a game system. The background can be regarded as a supernatural recovery game alien city???. Sorry, I haven't written an introduction for a long time, and I don't know how to return. The protagonist's abilities, system settings, etc. Immediately reminded me of Dead by Daylight 🐔. The protagonist's player code is still The Butcher, and the appearance and other settings are also reminiscent of Brother Jia and Ding Dong. I really like these settings alone haha ​​(I am a fan of Dead by Daylight). The game system is available after you awaken to become a preliminary player and pass the test to become an official player. However, the protagonist is actually not a human from the beginning (it is really not a spoiler, it was written from the beginning), so the system he gets is his unique golden finger. Then there are ghosts in that world, and the ghosts will form dungeons. If the player succeeds in conquering the dungeon, he can get rewards to strengthen himself, etc., And can even eliminate the ghosts. The system owned by the protagonist is more ghost-oriented in this aspect, but it can be disguised as the player's system, and then he can also open a dungeon to collect ghosts, tools, and people to help guard the dungeon. (Details include spoilers) The book describes that the protagonist after time travel is a handsome guy with the same level as coming out of a comic, with a smile that makes people feel like bathing in the spring breeze at all times (a high school student), a top student (top 11 in school, I think?), And good social skills (if he wants to), and because he has only a few days to live since the beginning. , You can only gain life by following the system's tasks (calculated in days), so the protagonist, who was an overworked painter before time travel, performed the action of sacrificing sanity in exchange for strength not long after he appeared. He is the crazy type that I love (?) With sense and ideas, and he also has skilled pseudo-sound skills. I love it. (Details include spoilers) Although there are two female characters who have more scenes, except for one that makes me a little unhappy (the one who is not human), it is actually okay. At present, the attitude of the protagonist is that he is a tool man except himself. He also brings a cute ghost baby (I think it is quite cute) and a summoned reconnaissance crow, and then there are two tool ghosts and a tool man who have taken under his banner. I currently have no heroine in my progress.

The background is my favorite game Alien World. The protagonist travels to a game that I have played, and half a year before the server was launched, he became an unknown NPC and started his career of cutting leeks. The background of the game makes me feel like it is a future wasteland with superpowers? I don't know why there aren't many games like this in Isekai that suit my taste. It's normal that this work looks familiar, because the author seems to have said that he would write this book because it was hacky🌟The update is too slow hahahaha (not sure, please let me know if there is any mistake, and it will be deleted) In fact, you can tell what the protagonist's golden finger is just by looking at the title of the book. Although there are plots with several female characters, I personally feel that it is okay. The main plot is still about the protagonist's personal growth and cutting leeks. I currently have no heroine in my progress, but there are quite a few characters who have an affair with the protagonist.

The protagonist is a painter who is quite famous (?) In reality, and later becomes a closed beta player in a new virtual reality game and becomes the first person in the game. (It's been so long since I wrote an introduction, it feels so official) There are descriptions on the realistic level, but it mainly talks about the protagonist's career, interpersonal relationships, daily life, etc. The plot is mostly in the game. There are currently two female characters who interact frequently with the protagonist. They were a little bit toxic when they first appeared, but later on some readers (including me) got better after reacting to the author. The game is obviously inspired by SCP, and the writing is full of that. It's still worth watching. I currently have no heroine in my progress.

The background is a supernaturally resurrected city. The author said that this book is both yin and yang, eerie, elegant and easy-going. I personally think it is very consistent. You can learn various Zaan dialects, which is great. He is the kind of arrogant and psychotic protagonist who is also a ceremonial director (funeral industry), and he is full of slutty words. I love him. Damn, when I saw later that the author described the protagonist as a handsome and handsome guy with a puppy (actually he is a crazy teddy), I felt better. There is currently no female lead. Good guy, we have entered the palace.

My first starting point work, I put it here to commemorate it. (?) I remember that it seemed to have multiple female protagonists, maybe a harem, but I also vaguely remember that the protagonist was a business man. I watched it when I was in junior high school. It was a bit old, so I can't remember clearly. 🌼Finished with flowers🌼

It's Xu Ming, the author of Lord of Souls. From the name, you should know that the background is in the genre. It feels a bit like an infinite flow. The author has an excellent imagination as always. The further the plot goes, the more you can feel the vastness of the universe. It's worth watching! No heroine. 🌼Finished with flowers🌼

The first time I read Go Away was this book. It was a cool novel. Deep Blue Dad is indecisive in trouble. My journey as a beast has been based on my talent. Why are you forcing me? It is a suspense fairy tale, and there is no female protagonist in the story of killing a sister and proving the truth. 🌼Finished with flowers🌼

As the name suggests, when I traveled through the games on Steam, I was very surprised by the first world. It was Hollow Knight. The protagonist really lived in another world. It was a work that needed to be savored carefully, so I watched it slowly. Every world may have emotional dramas, but when I asked before (because I didn't see the back part and was still developing), there was no so-called heroine that connects all the worlds? It's more like one world, one life. I don't mind this type of emotional drama, as long as the protagonist doesn't have an OOC or the plot logic goes wrong.

A cartoonist who specializes in horror, suspense and bloody works brings the seven protagonists of his and his friends' works to travel through other worlds. It is a battle of wits type work with a fantasy martial arts background (is this the right description?). Both the protagonists and the supporting characters are flesh and blood. The writing becomes more and more outstanding as it goes by. It is very worth savoring, although sometimes it always makes me feel that I am lacking in IQ. Currently, the single female protagonist is the only female among the seven main protagonists.