Non-traditional Iq Online Novels, Most of Which Have no Female Protagonists

This novel was added to my bookshelf a long time ago. I gave it up after reading the first few chapters, thinking it was just another stallion novel. Recently, I saw other people's book recommendations and picked it up again. I found that I had missed this very good book. I think this book can be read without a heroine. There is no emotional drama in the whole book. The heroine does not appear until the last eight lines at the end (eight lines in my font mode), and then it is over. In it, Wade and the male protagonist are really good friends. At first, I thought Wade was another villain in the traditional formula. The interaction between Wade and the male protagonist far exceeds that of the female protagonist, so some people think it is gay. Anyway, it was quite confusing to see a female protagonist suddenly appear at the end, who was the subordinate of the previous male protagonist.

This is so good, I subscribed directly to the latest chapter. When the male protagonist travels to the Marvel world, there is a system, but the system does not come out often. After redeeming the skills, the male protagonist practices them himself. The male protagonist, Spider-Man and the Green Goblin are from the same school and are good friends. The characters in this novel are well portrayed and the image is quite vivid. The author added some of his own ideas based on Marvel. After all, some of the original settings may conflict. The male protagonist is a very passionate person who is willing to work hard to change the world. He has a strong sense of justice, an online IQ, and max persuasion skills. I really dislike politicians and don't trust them very much, so I established a secret organization, the Illuminati, with Professor Charles, Iron Man, and Captain America. In order to bring heroes and mutants closer to ordinary people, he opened a comic company and later developed into an entertainment company. He no longer made heroes perfect, but also exposed their shortcomings. They also asked the heroes to open Facebook or something to interact with the public. The male protagonist understands the power of the people very well, and has guided and established a power similar to the Chinese Chaoyang Mass in New York. Some of the villains in the novel also have their own characteristics, and they are not completely evil. It is probably a single heroine. The heroine should be relatively clear. She is a female disciple of Master Gu Yi. She is a powerful but reading-obsessed girl. She is quite cute. From what I saw in the novel, there was nothing about emotions. The main male protagonist was really busy.

I was very happy when I started reading this novel. I thought it was very interesting. The male protagonist traveled to the Marvel world with an artifact and was a warlock. His power theory comes from Azeroth. The male protagonist is not a good person, but he is quite funny. He is a poor guy with an online IQ and can summon demons to sign contracts. But later on, when the male protagonist summoned two beautiful female demon sisters, he got out of hand. He didn't sign a contract and couldn't control them, but it didn't develop in a direction that I didn't like. The male protagonist established a shell umbrella company, and relied on words to convince SHIELD and Hydra that it was an awesome company researching biological weapons. Later, he even attracted these two demons to become shareholders. This didn't feel right when I saw the later part. I suspected that there was going to be a harem. The pair of demon sisters and a female mage are very likely to be the female protagonists. Then I didn't read the rest of the content.

I've only read a dozen chapters and I think it's pretty good. There is a system for the protagonist, who must become a superstar in five years, otherwise he will be wiped out. Then the protagonist was preparing to be a game anchor at the beginning. It was quite real. The live broadcast lasted for eight hours at the beginning and only six people watched it. Moreover, the protagonist was really bad at the beginning and was a very funny guy. Reading the reviews of this novel really affects my mood. Many people criticize the protagonist every time, and then say that it is too poisonous to read, which is very annoying. Personally, I especially hate those people who abandon the book and still show their presence. One sentence is enough to read it, but it is boring to read it all the time. If you have no skills, no one will read it. Because I personally watch game live broadcasts and see relatively few of those who are technically proficient. I prefer to watch the ones who are not that good, and some are very good. It's really funny to watch them play all kinds of death, so I still like the beginning of this novel. If the protagonist at the beginning of this novel is so awesome because of the system, it may not attract me. If you like the kind of movies that start with a sudden rise in popularity, don't watch it. I really haven't seen any novels that particularly appeal to me recently, so I've been catching up on some I've read before.

From what others have recommended, it is said that there is no female protagonist. After reading the beginning, I have been attracted by some highlights. I will push it directly and delete it if I encounter trouble later. The male protagonist plays a holographic online game and travels to the main world in the online game. His soul merges with the soul of an earl's eldest son, and he also brings a game system. This setting is relatively routine. The male protagonist feels naturally stupid, and his reflex arc is a bit long. This is how I felt at the beginning, but I don't know what will happen later. What attracted me was that the male protagonist was injured in the war at the beginning. In addition to priests and necromancers, the regular necromancers came to treat his injuries. Regular necromancers are similar to our doctors. They can study the corpses of volunteers, are experts at treating wounds, and are responsible for rescue on the battlefield. In addition, they can also assist in solving crimes. It feels like this is a world with brains, which is good, and it has ideas. In addition, I feel that the readers of this book are very naughty, and there are many interesting comments. Wow, is this article really without a female protagonist? Will I be deceived? The male protagonist's weapon becomes a girl.

The male protagonist traveled through time and became a Naga, and he was the youngest son of a duke in a kingdom. He was born through pregnancy, but he has no memory of his past life. He only awakened to his memory after the life-and-death crisis at the beginning. The male protagonist was particularly afraid of animals such as snakes in his previous life, so where I have seen so far, the male protagonist cannot accept having sex with other female Nagas. Naga is an intelligent race where women have a higher status than men, so the male protagonist is the second in line of succession, the first is his sister, and the Duke is his mother, and his mother is very ambitious and wants to create a kingdom of her own. The family is very kind to the hero. There are many female Janna who want to marry the male protagonist and are pursuing him. The male protagonist's status in the family is similar to that of a minor public servant. The male protagonist has a very good golden finger and is very talented. He was originally a genius magician, but he was derailed from the magician's path at the beginning, and then he became a blood knight. He is also a very talented person. The golden finger is the soul fire, something that even the gods want to grab. Moreover, he has to compete with God for faith and so on. He will be the mortal enemy of evil gods and other gods. He also has to be related to the Seven Deadly Sins. Gluttony and jealousy have just been solved. Different people with soul fire are mortal enemies. They will sense each other when they meet. Fusion of each other's soul fire is very beneficial to oneself. The male protagonist is quite narcissistic and likes people to praise him very much. Every time they praise him, he accepts them without any hesitation. By the way, the male protagonist's IQ fluctuates, and sometimes he is below the standard, but since he is like a little princess at home and quite cute, I don't care about it. Although the male protagonist may occasionally be foolish, his family members are scheming and his sister was raised as an heir. The author made it clear that there will be no female protagonist, but there will be a lot of sex, probably because it's more about the kidneys than the heart, and if you can't accept it, you will retreat.

I heard about this article a long time ago, and I didn't use the account I have now. It's a female video, and it's really dark, a bit like Hannibal. There are two protagonists, a father and son. The father is similar to Hannibal. He used to eat people and has very strong abilities. The son is very cute and wears women's clothes when he appears. He has a high IQ. This is a world with superpowers. I don't have much memory of what my father's superpowers are. I just remember that my son can make all animals obey his orders. It feels cool. I have been eager to have such special abilities since I was a child.

It looks good, but I feel like the content is not very consistent with the introduction. When I read the synopsis, I thought the male protagonist would be a bit sleazy, a classic type where he can't walk when he sees a beautiful woman. I didn't really want to read it, so I clicked on it with a trying attitude, and found that it suited my taste. Although the first few chapters felt a bit cheesy, but the rest is really good. The male protagonist is quite intelligent and has a sense of justice, but he is not someone who rushes to help others when others treat him badly. The male protagonist also has two cute pets, which can be regarded as Taoist friends. A female cat and a rooster are so cute. There are more than a dozen rescued ghost children around, which is quite fun. There is currently no way to help those ghost children escape. Currently, there is no female protagonist, but the male protagonist is still very determined in seeking truth. The author has said that there is currently no female protagonist. Even if it changes in the future, it will only be a single female protagonist. The author personally does not like the setting of a harem.

This novel has been recommended to me several times, but after reading it several times, I just couldn't stand it after reading the beginning. I watched it again recently and finally got into it. I thought it was quite interesting. The protagonist entered the body of a jellyfish after traveling through time. After becoming stronger in the sea, he became a new god. He is a kind god. It was because he wanted to save people at the beginning, but because other gods wanted to enslave him, he accidentally wiped out a whole village while trying to protect himself. It was quite enjoyable to watch at first, but a woman named Steele appeared in the middle, which made me so disgusted that I really wanted to abandon the novel. She was a being similar to Sad Wind, and her mind was full of indescribable thoughts. Forget it, the problem is that she is still very bad, and she was full of malice towards the protagonist from the beginning. What disgusts me the most is that when the author was writing, he forcibly found a reason to include her. The woman was about to die. Before she died, she hoped that one of the protagonist's subordinates would grant her a wish. The subordinate said that she would be satisfied as long as it did not violate the principle. The woman wanted to have sex with his subordinate, but the subordinate was unwilling. Then the protagonist thought that in order to prevent the subordinate from breaking his oath, he should save Steele! Haha, isn't this a wish that goes against the principles? Forget about rescuing her, in order to make her follow the protagonist, he made an excuse. If the woman didn't follow the protagonist, she would be killed by another god. So the protagonist thought that he couldn't live without saving her, so he took her with him. The god said that if the woman caused trouble, he would settle the account with the protagonist. I just laughed. Forget it, the protagonist can't restrain this woman's behavior at all. In my opinion, this woman is just relying on the protagonist's soft heart to squander the protagonist's kindness towards her. But this is just my personal opinion. I have never hated a novel character so much. It was so disgusting when I watched it. But maybe things will change later, and many people may quite like this character. Other than that, this novel is really good. If you don't mind the woman, you can read it. And so many people who recommended the book didn't mention this woman. I guess there are relatively few people who would mind like me. The latest thing I see is that Steele is starting to be kind, so I won't hate her anymore, and I hope she will get better and better in the future.

I collected this novel a long time ago. After reading twenty or thirty chapters, I didn't find it very appealing, so I put it aside. In the past two days, I saw other people recommending this novel, so I picked it up and read it. This time I read it and found it to be a very interesting and funny book. I have already caught up with the latest updates. The protagonist is a homebody, a lazy cancer patient in the late stage, who likes to read novels and play games. Bound to a hero system, his body is usually controlled by the system to practice martial arts, kill monsters and upgrade, while he himself hides in the system space reading novels and playing games. The system's IQ is not enough. The protagonist is the system's dog-headed military advisor. The protagonist is very lazy. The system often threatens the protagonist to work by cutting off power and network. It's a funny novel. There is no heroine. The one female character who appears more frequently is a brother-controller. She is also very scheming and quite selfish. She is the most annoying character in the book to me, but maybe some people will like it. Everyone says that the system has a female protagonist, and the marriage system was not opened until the system was upgraded to level 100. And now that it is only ten levels, the system is being downgraded. Although it is said that the experience points used to upgrade skills are more cost-effective than upgrading, the system obviously does not want to open the marriage system and waste its time on fighting monsters.

There may be some similar routines to The First Chaos in History, but I've only seen the beginning of The First Chaos in History, so I'm not very clear. It means that the protagonist has to receive a guest from another world every week. The guest has to stay with the protagonist for five days. After the guest leaves, the protagonist can get some benefits. The protagonist's family background is quite impressive. He has a loli mother who looks younger than him and doesn't care much about her children. The male protagonist has a girlfriend at the beginning of the novel, and she is also a legal loli. The male and female protagonists have a very good relationship and often abuse dogs. The male protagonist often talks dirty and has gay friends. I didn't read this book for a weird reason, because I disliked the male protagonist's mother. It can be said that she was wise in letting her children go, but I felt that she was irresponsible and did not raise her children. I thought it was a miracle that the male protagonist lived to such a big age. My parents didn't care whether he showed affection all day long. My mother was a queen and could not get the advantages of this loli mother at all. There was still a certain amount of space to describe her later, so I decisively gave up. But this is my personal issue. Most people will definitely not feel the same way as I do, and they may also think this mother is quite cute.

When I first started reading this article, I thought it was very interesting. The protagonist is very pretentious and upgrades very quickly. It feels like the author is talking nonsense seriously, and the writing is very funny. The protagonist travels to another world, and when he is bored, he tells stories to others, such as Calabash Baby, Journey to the West, etc. As a result, the strong men in the other world regard them as wise words that contain the path to promotion. But after watching part of it, I stopped watching it for a few days because I had something to do. Later, when I wanted to watch it again, I couldn't watch it for some reason, so I only watched part of it. I saw that there is no female protagonist in that part, and it is said that there is no female protagonist in the back.

Xiao Miao, the protagonist is a child from another family. He has been very good and obedient since he was a child. As a result, he accidentally discovered a monocle. After wearing it, he can see people's attributes. He saw that he was a villain, and then his mentality became a bit broken. He became no longer as polite as before and liked to talk dirty. The protagonist has a second uncle who is a virgin bitch, and a naughty cousin. The second uncle is shown to be from the protagonist's camp. The naughty boy is initially shown to be a supporting actor, but after being educated by the protagonist, he becomes a villain relative. It is too short at the moment and there are not many female characters appearing. It is not clear whether there will be a female protagonist in the future.

Beautiful, really beautiful. I only found out about this book after reading other people's book recommendations. It felt a bit similar to The Master, but it wasn't the same style, it was completely different. It just gave me a warm feeling, and a sense of friendship. The protagonist is a world-class Overwatch professional player who returns to China to reorganize the team after the team disbands. The protagonist has a half-sister, but there is no ambiguity. He is really serious about developing the team (if everything was like this book, I wouldn't be so disgusted to see the protagonist have a sister). I have never played Overwatch, but it did not affect my reading of this book at all. The disadvantage is that the update speed scares me and I don't dare to read it too fast, so I haven't finished it yet. I really haven't seen any novels that are to my liking recently. I was so angry at the novels that were recommended on some book lists that I vomited blood. They promised not to recommend clichéd novels, but they promised to have a high level of vision. However, each and every one of those novels forced to arrange a blunt and slap-in-the-face plot in order to show the protagonist's awesomeness. Moreover, there are books full of stunning beauties. Every female bandit I encounter is a stunning beauty. Now that I see the word stunning, I feel sick.

There are some lines at the beginning that are a bit stupid, and some cannon fodder have low IQs, but the overall feeling is good. The protagonist traveled through time and became the villain in the novel he wrote. The real rich and handsome man is the Holy Son of Taixu Mountain. The male protagonist kills decisively, and the peerless beauty kills without fail. You don't have to do many things yourself, and you have a loyal little brother by your side.

It's still very short, but the setting is great, and it's clear that there is no female protagonist. The protagonist has a special ability and can hear the conversations of inanimate objects, such as tables, keys, etc. This ability can assist him in solving crimes. The protagonist's IQ is online, and he feels a bit venomous. It's really nice to have nothing without a sister. I have an obedient brother and an obedient cousin.

Nice! I caught up to the newer place in one go. There is no heroine, and there are very few female characters and they are soy. The main god in this article is my favorite main god so far. It's really heartwarming to see its interaction with the protagonist. The main god is both a teacher and a friend to the protagonist. The protagonist focuses on the development of plane merchants, connecting all the worlds. The protagonist connects the children of destiny and other people in different worlds through the main god, and gathers the power of everyone to help a certain world overcome the disaster, such as helping to slaughter the sky in the tomb of the gods. Protagonists such as Ye Fan and Chen Nan all appeared. There were dozens of chapters in the middle and my IQ dropped. Only when I read the last chapter did I realize that the previous chapter was about overcoming a tribulation.

It looks good, but I think it will definitely lead to a harem. The main reason is that it is so funny. When the protagonist was a baby, he was picked up and adopted by the villagers of a disabled village in Daxu. There are nine old people in the disabled village. They were all once very powerful people, but they all have disabilities. It is a bit similar to Xiao Yuer and the Valley of the Wicked. The nine old people are really kind to the protagonist, and they are always acting cute without realizing it! It's really funny to see them pretending to be cool and complimenting each other, and it's a very warm feeling. There is also a vegetarian demon ape in it. He is very talented and is almost like the protagonist. He and the protagonist are good brothers, which is quite cute. There is also a fox. I think it may be one of the female protagonists. It is a bit silly and cute. What's dissatisfying to me is that most of the peers or older important characters are female. Fortunately, the protagonist is not merciless in fighting.