Xunzhen Tower (No Female Protagonist)

I don't understand why so many people dislike this book. It's very interesting. The only drawback is that the male protagonist has a comatose sister who needs to be treated by earning money from the game. However, this sister has a very low sense of existence and seems to have never even shown her face (I don't remember it anyway). The protagonist deletes his account in the game and comes back, only to find that he is the son of a pseudo-indigenous count and possesses the Golden Finger Scroll of Resistance, which allows him to upgrade his skills without relying on skill points. The protagonist has good looks and a mage profession. He has been transferred to the arcanist profession and belongs to the evil lawful camp. He has a parasitic control ability that can improve the combat effectiveness of the parasitized people. He has mass-produced legions and has a very powerful bewitching ability. . .

The pinned description before removing the book list will be deleted tomorrow. I have stopped reading this book a long time ago. I abandoned it when I saw the tendency to have a female protagonist. So I still don't know if there is a female protagonist. However, there seems to be no female protagonist in the first three to four hundred chapters. You can read it in this book. If you don't like it, don't read it.

There is currently no female protagonist, and it is very likely that there will be no female protagonist. The male protagonist is a straight man and obsessed with studying. When it comes to falling in love, it is better to answer a few more questions. . . In System Learning Ba Wen, the system changed the male protagonist's extreme obsession with games and his extreme dislike of learning. As a result, the male protagonist became a good boy who loves learning, addicted to learning and unable to extricate himself. However, all the male protagonist's achievements are mainly due to hard work. Although the system is helpful, what is more important is the male protagonist's love for learning. This book is different from other urban campus novels. In other urban novels, the male teacher worships money and looks down on poor students, but the female teacher, well, I won't say more, anyway, it's disgusting to read. And this book is very comfortable. The teachers here are all good teachers, at least in terms of teaching and educating people. They are also encouraging to the protagonist, the poor student in the former class, who suddenly wants to study. They even give him tutoring often and even treat him to meals. It's a pity that this book is only written now. If I had read this book before the college entrance examination, I would probably have worked harder.

I have just read the new book Three Days and Two Sleeps, and I have just finished The Winner. The male protagonist only appears a few times, and I feel like there should be no female protagonist. Ten people, there should be ten stories, I am currently seeing the third one. The first one talks about "Thunder King" and "Professor Tang". The protagonists appear a lot, so I won't spoil the content. The second story is about a killer and a prostitute. The story is not new, but the content is by no means cliche, and the details are also not spoiled. The third story is related to gambling. Although I don't know much about gambling such as mahjong, I think the ending of this story shocked me so much that I still didn't know who the protagonist of this story was until the end. I haven't read it yet, but I believe it will still be interesting and worth reading.

Although this book was once my favorite system, it became a bit weak in the later period and I haven't read it for a long time, so I decided to remove it from the book list and add it to it if I still like it after reading it. I will pin it to the top for one day, delete it tomorrow, and add new books by the way.

After Qidian revised the version, I realized that so many people disliked this book. Well, I don't have much interest in it now. Firstly, I haven't read it for a while, and secondly, when I finally read it, there was a tendency for a female protagonist to appear. Therefore, I will pin this book to the top and delete it when I have time tomorrow. I will pick up a new one by the way.

Squid Girl's new book currently does not have a female protagonist, but based on his past record, it should be a single female protagonist. Although the previous novel The Master of Dog Food made me, a single, defeated because of the non-stop dog food, fortunately, this book is very suitable for my appetite. It is a Western fantasy, Cthulhu style, and also mixed with some content about the SCP Foundation. It is exactly the type I am currently fond of. The male protagonist performed a legendary ritual that allowed him to change his life because he was trying to commit suicide. He traveled to a person who had just committed suicide because he provoked an unknown existence, and began his journey of committing suicide. (If he were not the protagonist, with his various ways of committing suicide, he would have been blocked countless times. Even if he was lucky enough not to be blocked, his sanity value would be almost the same). I won't go into details, but it's pretty good-looking anyway. I wanted to read it to get fatter, but I couldn't hold it back, so I recommend it to all my book friends.

Although there are a bit too many female characters, it is still a good book. It is quite light-hearted and a little exciting. Unfortunately... It is unfinished. In order to make room for The Mysterious Lord of Squid Girl (50 chapters), I had to delete this book. I'll post it first, I'll delete it tomorrow, and I'll add Lord of Mysteries by the way.

There is currently no female protagonist, but there are two female characters, but there is no ambiguity. It feels like hurting friends and hurting each other. I don't know what will happen next. The male protagonist is a man who aspires to be the god of food. Although the dishes he cooks are disliked in various ways (all kinds of burnt), he can eat them with relish (for the sake of evolution). Overall, he is quite cheap. It is interesting, you can check it out.

I forgot to update it yesterday, so today I will update it with a new book by the author who deleted the book. There is currently no heroine. The protagonist was a super boss in his previous life. He was invincible and immortal. He dominated an era. In the process of trying to commit suicide, he finally thought that he had committed suicide. As a result, he was reborn as a young boy. He had all the abilities from his previous life and was invincible at the beginning. The only difference was that the aura that made people fear and stay away from his previous life disappeared. In order to no longer live the boring life of a big boss, and to attract as snacks those catastrophes that ordinary people are afraid of, the male lead has exploded in skills, and is committed to becoming a good person that everyone respects, and killing everyone who can help him get involved. Generally speaking, the male protagonist is a super fierce demon boss who is addicted to acting and can't help himself.

Although I saw it in a male video, the protagonist is female. Well, actually, you don't need to care about whether the protagonist is male or female. It doesn't affect your reading. The writing is good and the descriptions are very detailed. The protagonist is dedicated to the Tao. He has no golden finger and is just a humble rock. But he is steady and steady on the road of spiritual practice. It is very interesting to read. The name of the realm is the only poisonous point.

After thinking about it for a long time, I decided to delete this book. Anyway, I haven't read it for a long time, and I'm messing around with the harem. I'm not interested anymore, so I'll delete it tonight.

There is currently no female protagonist (more than 800 chapters). The protagonist is a good-looking young lady who likes milk and milk but refuses to admit it. Although he is in the dark wizard camp, he is an academic and maintains a kind heart, but he is not a virgin either. The writing style is delicate, the writing is good, and the foreshadowing is deeply buried. Almost every person or thing described has a certain connection or relationship with the protagonist, and it feels like it can be realized. The only thing that bothered me was that it was a little depressing at times (I abandoned the story several times because of this, and then picked it up again). The male protagonist is a bit weak. He is just a wizard apprentice at the moment, and he is often oppressed by ignorant formal wizards. It is a bit tiring to read, but it will be good if you keep reading. It is full of love and the possibility of a female protagonist appears.

I used to love this book so much, but then I hated it so much. Maybe that's what it means to love it so much and hate it so much. I liked it very much at the time, sometimes it was funny, and sometimes it brought tears to my eyes. At that time, I also recommended my favorite sadistic novel, Life Grows and Hates Water Changdong. The author really wrote it, and I was so happy at that time! The result - there was a heroine, and she was a heroine that I hated. I gave up on it at that time, but I was never willing to take it off, and then I forgot about it~~ So now I have no feeling for this book. If a Taoist friend in the comments hadn't reminded me, I wouldn't even remember this book. Alas, because I used to like it so much, I put it up for a few days and then deleted it after two days when I remembered it.

Haha, it's chapter 50. It's a very good novel. There should be no cp. I read it quickly. I read the latest chapter in one breath and then waited for the author's update every day. It's so tiring, but it's really good-looking and the characters' emotions are delicately portrayed. Although it is a fast-travel novel, it is relatively short and does not finish a single world. It's an entertainment chapter now, and the male protagonist copes well with it, reminding me of the great actor I watched back then.