💓a Bookstore Controlled by a Male Protagonist💓 (Basically no Female Protagonist, no Short Stories)

On top of the dry food, it is close to the grass jelly. The protagonist has an online IQ, is rational and decisive, and is kind-hearted. He is as cold-blooded to his enemies as the autumn wind sweeps away fallen leaves. However, he sometimes values ​​his family too much, and sometimes there are differences of opinion between his family and the clan leader (but this is not surprising. The protagonist is not motivated, but just has different opinions from others). Personally, I agree more with the clan leader's views. The best thing about this book is that many of the supporting characters and villains are very eye-catching, and sometimes even better than the protagonist. For example, Tang Zhi, the wise and almost demonic patriarch, and Xu Laoying, who is the most powerful in Longzhou and even among his peers in most of the world. The enemy family Mi's family is also very good, but it's a pity that the force cannot exceed the suppression brought by the intelligence of the protagonist (mainly the clan leader Tang Zhi), and his luck is also a bit bad. (After all, he's not the protagonist, lol) The protagonist's golden finger may seem quite big at first glance, but if you think about it carefully, it's actually not that big. Everything must be supported by the family, so that the golden finger can be used to its full potential, otherwise it will be nothing more than a piece of cake.) However, is it so easy to win the trust and attention of the family? Some people may think that I am too dismissive, but the golden finger of the protagonist is really just the star particles brought during time travel. The spiritual power value that can be seen is the body's bloodline talent after time travel, and most of it has been absorbed by the star particles and converted into energy. Otherwise, how could Xu Sheng's Taiqing Divine Eyes only see the spiritual power value? So in fact, the gold finger is really not big, everything is just an equivalent exchange of ears. Ps: There is no heroine, no ambiguity, and a stupid brother (at first I thought the young shot was quite cute, and finally there is a sister who is not a sister, but the brother is really stupid and not cute. You must know that there is no contrast and no beauty). The supporting characters who play a very important role are basically male, except for the protagonist's mother.

There is no heroine in this old novel, and it has been rejected. But I have been following it recently, so I put it up for a look. I don't think I need to go into details.

A good infinite time travel flow. The presence of Goldfinger (Small Tree) is not particularly high, at least not the Golden Thigh, lol. Occasionally there are some intellectual difficulties, but they are not obvious and do not affect the reading. The protagonist's IQ is on the same level, but it is not particularly high. I think it is average, but the supporting characters and the villain have IQs. All of them are online, and the three views of the entire work are online (the two worlds of Perfect World and Kung Fu first declined and then expanded, and later on I felt a little mixed, moved and sad). Occasionally there are some innovations, focusing on the perspective of the protagonist, interspersed with group portraits, etc. Overall, it is worth watching. Ps: There is no heroine, no ambiguity, and there are subordinates (both men and women, they are purely subordinates, so you don't need to worry about it)

I personally think it is a very interesting Infinite series work. The protagonist is cold and rational, with a very decisive personality. He kills when he needs to. He is only accompanied by a dog (pet + teammate) and a cow (alchemy creature + human shield). The villain's IQ is basically online, and the protagonist has not been forcibly put on a halo of mental retardation, so I highly recommend everyone to watch it. Ps: There is no heroine, no ambiguity, that Xia is just a cook, and her presence is extremely low.

I haven't read it yet, I will add a review later on, Seedlings, Fattening, but it is confirmed that there is no heroine, as the author said. PS: I heard that the author's last book also had no heroine and was a eunuch.

The owner didn't read it, but he added it later in the review. I heard it was an imaginative work that created countless jokes? (Funny) PS: It was written by the author of "Non-Human Gene Complex". I haven't read it, so it should have no female protagonist.

The early reviews of this book were better than the main text. Later on, it became a bit funny, but I personally think it is quite interesting. It is funny by hand. The protagonist received a stick of power and wealth when he was young (mentally retarded) and became mentally ill because of it. He did not recover until he was eighteen years old (really mentally retarded). Then the stick gave the protagonist certain permissions to randomly travel to other worlds and force transactions (py transactions?). It also gave him an auxiliary control function like a brain. Later, the permissions can be gradually increased and more functions will appear. Just use the stick as a system. (Young man, do you make a staff?) The writing is average, but it tends to get better gradually. As for the logic, if you ignore some forced explanations and forced jokes, it's okay. The plot is good. In short, it's hay in the early stage and food in the later stage. If you taste it together by co-authoring the review, it will taste better, which is considered to be more than food. PS: It's still a little seedling. There is no ambiguity for the time being, with a female supporting role, but I personally don't think it will affect the main plot. You can also read other books by this author. I heard that most of them don't have female protagonists. I read a few and some of them are to my taste, but I haven't finished them all, so I don't recommend them for the time being. Needless to say about the ones that are not to my taste, right?

There is a faint sense of being a game version of entertainment creator, but more professional. There are pretense and slaps in the face, and there are routines, but they are not annoying. The important thing is not to abuse the master! In the first few chapters, if you accept the setting of the world after the protagonist's time travel, you won't feel that there are too many bugs. The plot and logic are quite reasonable and full of ups and downs, and the writing gradually gets better and better. What is commendable is that, probably because the author is a game planner himself, some of the game designs in the book are relatively reasonable. Even copying one game took three months. Goldfinger is a system, but it has very few roles. It seems to only have a lottery function? (I heard that some of the routines in it were borrowed from I'm a Super Star or Big Gamer? I don't know, because I haven't read these two books.) Anyway, they are just to make up for the protagonist's own lack of ability, and they are not very open. All in all: close to ambrosia? PS: There are many female supporting characters in it, and they have a few roles. Their presence is refreshed from time to time, but if you want to ignore it, it's okay. Personally, I think one of them is particularly poisonous. When the protagonist is going to be an onmyoji, he asks a female player who is not an employee to come and listen. Isn't he afraid of being copied? It's a trade secret. Even if it's ridiculous, the protagonist himself copied it. But just bear with it. The author said that this book does not focus on emotional drama and will not have embarrassing emotional entanglements, so it should be read with confidence. (After all, I didn't directly say that there is no heroine. Who knows if the author will regret it later? But for the time being, there is still no ambiguity in the single protagonist... Probably)

I haven't read the single lead yet, I'll add a detailed review later. The only thing I'm sure of is that there is no female lead...🤔🤔🤔 PS: The latest news, I heard that the male protagonist indirectly has a child... Most of the novels written by the author of this book do not have female protagonists. I heard that the reason is that the author himself is still eating dog food (manually funny). Old articles such as "Lord of Souls". It's just that there may be female supporting characters and ooxx who have important roles. As for the writing problem, the writing style and plot of the book written by the author in the early stage were not good because of insufficient writing power, and it was easy to have bugs, but it gradually improved in the later period.

I have been following a good pirate fanfic recently. Don't be fooled by the introduction and name of this book. This is actually a good book that is both funny and logical. The protagonist used to be a clerk (the best salesperson?), And one day he suddenly traveled to a deserted island in One Piece. It also came with a golden finger system inherited from the Dragon Slayer (maybe not the Dragon Slayer inheritance but the Frost Dragon inheritance? Manually funny). Then the protagonist encounters the navy on a desert island and lights up the navy camp, successfully joins the camp and starts camp reputation and promotion tasks? Manual funny🤓🤓🤓 All in all, the protagonist upgrades all the way to fight monsters and build relationships (not really), the short-term goal is to defeat the Shichibukai, the long-term goal is to overthrow the Celestial Dragons, and the ultimate goal is to become the strongest in the world. The protagonist's character values ​​love and justice. He treats his enemies as cruelly as the autumn wind sweeps away fallen leaves. He treats his brothers and teachers (basically all of them marines) as warmly as the warm spring sun... Do you still like/ravage him? (Funny) Some cute things (not people, such as Chopper) PS: There are few female supporting roles and no ambiguity (that Minnie is a spy, the protagonist saw it and reported her without hesitation. Although he begged for Minnie later, the main character assured that it was purely a brotherhood. If Minnie was not someone else in the elite camp, the protagonist would also beg for mercy), and most of the women are soy sauce, and there are even fewer women, so you can eat it with confidence. There will definitely be no heroine in about four or five hundred chapters.

Articles written by friends who don't have female protagonists are guaranteed! 😊(You know~) The author's writing is good, very much like a fairy tale. It is updated daily. The main character is a handsome man😇😇😇, and the gold finger is not too big. There are no cliché pretentious slaps in the face, only supporting villains with online IQs. Personally, I think it is a very good book about cultivating immortals, but it is a bit slow and requires some patience from the readers. After all, good things always have to wait, right? PS: There is a female supporting character appearing in the middle. There is a fierce female supporting character who hates the male protagonist at first but later falls in love with the male protagonist. But don't think too much. She can never be the female protagonist. She can only be cannon fodder. Certified by the author!

The Lifetime series is updated, if you don't mind, you can check it out. It's a fresh work about Wenzhao Gong who pretends to be cool and slaps his face. Although it's full of the smell of routine, it makes people unable to stop watching... The author is the author of the movie king, and there is a sense of knowledge between the lines. I have never read or even heard of most of the works copied by the protagonist, but this does not affect the article, because the author always excerpts some fragments and explains them very clearly. I feel that the author has a lot of knowledge! The protagonist of this article is simply a representative of the world, inspiring to become a writer (the kind that will never be forgotten by the world). Although he is a copycat, he is also a very talented person. He knows it from participating in the "Super Brain" instant kill. He also adapts the copied articles, and has also written and published a book (although it is a mountaineering guide 😂). The protagonist is a person with both upright and righteous views. It is precisely because he is a patriotic and good young man, and it is not precisely because his character is willful and weird...🙃 All in all, it will always be miserable for those who oppose the protagonist, such as the cannon fodder who come out to denigrate the protagonist before his work has been released, or before the breakthrough period... But personally, I think this kind of pretentious slap in the face is still very satisfying, as long as you don't delve too deeply into the logic. PS: I have seen two-thirds of the scenes, but there is still no female protagonist. There are even few female supporting characters in some scenes. Most of them are just soy sauce. There is a good gay friend and a male apprentice (who is older than the protagonist). However, the protagonist's solitary character (venomous tongue, willful?) Is the kind that makes people feel gay for a while but it is definitely an illusion... So... You know

A good Infinite Stream, you can return to the real world by destroying seven worlds (collect all seven Dragon Balls, lol). Some old bookworms may think the first few chapters are toxic, probably because the author hasn't adapted to the subject yet, and it will be fine after ten chapters. The protagonist in the later period is completely adapted to the job of destroying the world. He has a high IQ, a heart that puts interests first, and does everything to destroy the world. All in all, the protagonist takes the first destroyed world, Marvel, to destroy the other six worlds. (Use the help of some people in Marvel to achieve the purpose of destroying the world faster, such as Iron Man Tony, Agent Hawkeye, etc.) PS: So far, there is no female protagonist, and based on the character of the protagonist, it is basically impossible to have a female protagonist. There are no ambiguous female supporting characters, the basic female supporting characters are just soy sauce. Don't be afraid when you see the misty xx in Naruto World, that's just soy sauce.

A collection of imaginative short stories that doesn't feel like a web novel. A place where all kinds of ideas come together, often with twists and turns... I strongly recommend readers and authors to read it and add your own ideas! PS: They say they are all kinds of imaginary short stories, and the protagonists are all different. How can there be a female protagonist?

How can I put it, I personally think it's okay to watch when the literature is in a state of drought. After all, the writing is still good, but the setting is a bit forced, and sometimes the plot logic is poor. (Because of the single-host logic party, so...) Those who don't care much will probably think it's a good book. I have read less than a hundred chapters. To sum up, I personally thought there were a lot of small bugs at the beginning, but I could barely tolerate them. In the middle period, there were fewer bugs, and I thought it was a slow start. However, in the later stages, bugs that I couldn't tolerate appeared. I forced myself to show off (sorry, this is my bad spot), which made me feel embarrassed. However, many people think it is a bit more enjoyable. But the single author is a logician, and when he gets embarrassed, he will get into trouble and remember all the bugs that he ignored before, so... The single author abandoned the article... Why does it feel like I don't look like a book pusher, but like a black guy... But overall, don't worry about some bugs, it's still quite fun to watch. PS: The most important thing is that the male protagonist is focused on being an orphan and doesn't care about women. But I heard from the author that there will be a female protagonist, but she will appear later.

This is a book with ooxx (although it is all mentioned in one stroke, there are quite a lot of ox). If you don't mind, you can read on. The writing style in the early stage is immature and there are many bugs, but it gets better in the later stage. Personally, I think this is a slow-burning book. The protagonist has bad outlook on life and a tyrannical character, the kind who would rather let me bring down the world. After I got Goldfinger, I took care of my parents for a while, but I didn't have many roles, and I usually brushed them off. If you don't mind, you can watch it. The general setting is that the protagonist has cultivation qualifications and can enter the dungeon. There is a cheat that can reduce the entry requirements of the dungeon, and the dungeon can be reset conditionally. Sometimes the difficulty of some scenes in the dungeon can also be reduced. (The dungeon is the foundation for cultivators to continue to practice in the Age of Dharma. It is called the Emmanuel Illusion. It is a fragment of history. Whatever you do in it will not affect the outside world, but your performance will affect the final harvest.) PS: There are many female supporting characters in it, but they basically don't affect the protagonist's pursuit of transcendence. Let's call it a harem, but women don't affect the protagonist's judgment very much. They don't have many scenes, and they don't kneel and lick, they only pretend to be cool. The number of supporting female characters is less in the early stage and more in the later period, but I like the protagonist's personality better, so I personally think it's pretty good-looking.

If you don't mind being cheated, you can read it, but it's another book that will fatten you up and kill you. It's helpless. There isn't much to say about this plot. The protagonist is a handsome guy who traveled to the world of Journey to the West (replacing Tang Seng). He can redeem some things through the live broadcast (since it is not an upgrade stream, so it is only used to cope with daily life in Journey to the West, at least it cannot hinder the Great Sage). Generally speaking, it relies on the Great Sage to support the plot (the Great Sage's feelings and other things, it is quite enjoyable to watch it alone). The daily writing is quite good, sometimes warm, sometimes emotional, and occasionally refreshing. The author's writing style is also good, and he describes the Great Sage very well. However, the author may have been stuck, and he actually failed, because to be honest, the score of this article is still very good. PS: It is said that it is about the Great Sage. The relationship between the protagonist Tang Monk and the Great Sage is full of love. There is no female protagonist for sure. There are few female supporting characters and there is no ambiguity. If you don't mind the trap and like the Great Sage, you can go and watch it.

Note: This article is confusing, if you don't mind, please read on. Although this article is related to the Lord God, it is not an ordinary Lord God construction stream. The protagonist is a hunter set up by the Lord God specifically to kill reincarnators (a beast that cannot transform into a human, but can evolve). Although there is a system cheat, it does not complete tasks and only has one target - to kill the reincarnators. Of course, as a prerequisite, the system will improve the protagonist's ability (conditional). It is worth mentioning that the ability system in the article is very novel. The imagination, logic, writing style, and plot are all good and there are few bugs. I just don't know why the author got stuck. Is it because of the poor results? All in all, the whole article is a routine of killing and killing. Although the three views are not very positive, it is not anti-human. PS: Up to the pitfalls, there is no female protagonist. In one ooxx (with a female leopard, she ate it right away because she was the enemy in the first place, and the protagonist needed this high-quality and rare food to enhance her abilities). There was basically no female supporting role, so there is no ambiguity...

The single author has finished reading it. He has a lot of ideas and has maintained them well. Although he stopped writing ideas in the later period, he did not collapse. The protagonist accidentally got a fragment of the life ball (Goldfinger). From then on, he can transform into various non-human beings with many restrictions (from weak to strong, the compulsory period and the interval period become longer and longer). The protagonist also slowly embarked on a journey of first pursuing survival and then pursuing transcendence. The writing is good, the plot is good, there are a few outstanding supporting characters, and basically all the characters have online IQs. The protagonist is dedicated to upgrading, not stupid, rational, and occasionally emotional. PS: After watching it, there is no female protagonist, only a soy sauce female supporting character, no ambiguity at all. There are only one or two friends (male), subordinates (male), one or two subordinates (female), and neither male nor female have many roles.

It's a good holographic online game. The game setting is quite novel. Players are divided into six camps, and the protagonist belongs to the most mysterious and crazy camp. The protagonist is quite neurotic, is he the protagonist of the series "Zhu Gusheng"? However, the game technology is very superb (IQ is very good). The writing is good, and the copy is well written, but sometimes it seems cumbersome. The characters are generally above average and have online IQs. However, this book is mainly about solving puzzles in the copy, so if the copy is well written, the characters' IQs are online. Especially for such a high-IQ protagonist, who will collapse if he is not careful. At least this book has not collapsed yet, there are few bugs, the script has imaginative ideas, and the author's updates are not a trap. It is worth reading. PS: It is said that the story was born as an orphan. Unless the author goes crazy, there will be no heroine.