Protagonist Control! Cool Article! Male God [Male Video Article]

[No heroine] This article should be ranked in the top three HP fics I have read. The male protagonist is pregnant, he is the same age as Harry, he is a student at the Eagle Academy, he is calm, rational, strong and gentle, and occasionally shows a little childishness and is super cute. He has a pair of super good parents and a warm family that is unique in the Qidian Orphanage. The original plot is a highlight. The original plot was a bit abrupt + embarrassing at first) I didn't expect it to be so amazing after the main plot came out later. The author writes better and better, and the male protagonist's growth line is also well written, which is very satisfying.

The protagonist has a very good personality and is very gentle. It makes me feel at peace. The writing style is more everyday. There's nothing wrong with it except that it's a deep pit. Moreover, I feel that the author is an international student (who should be working now), and his translation accent is very strong and very realistic. The characters are also very realistic, and occasionally there is an illusion that he is reading the original work.

[Single Female Protagonist] 4.6 Stars. The male protagonist was born in the womb of Chongzhen Crown Prince Zhu Cixiang. The character is quite interesting. She is extremely efficient and self-disciplined + profit-oriented. She is indifferent to emotions. She should have been a high-IQ academic master since she was a child. Her way of thinking is different from ordinary people. In his eyes, both men and women are alike. I must shine for the Ming Dynasty and the nation. I have read no less than 15 historical novels (from beginning to end). This is actually the first male novel in which women can serve as officials, and the description of women is not masculine at all (although there are two plot points that are not pleasant). The author's writing is good, and his description of some of the ideological and political environment in the late Ming Dynasty is also very interesting. The character of Chongzhen is very three-dimensional. The disadvantage is that some of the war scenes are not very well written. I remember that there was a scene where a team of death squads rushed directly in front of the Qing army. This was supposed to be the climax of the plot, but the author just skipped it. It made me turn the page back and forth, and I thought I was cheated. In the later period, the protagonist did not appear much, and the writing was a bit scattered here and there, very scattered.

It's tied. There is currently no female protagonist (there is a high probability that there will not be a female protagonist). There is no other problem except that the update is too slow. The author's writing is sophisticated and the plot arrangement is reasonable. He does not look like a newcomer. There are immortals and immortals. I haven't seen a fairy tale of this level in a long time.

[No heroine] Persona 5 and Conan fics mainly follow the storyline of Mingko. Having never played P5 does not affect my understanding. I tied it in one breath. It is good to watch. The protagonist was an undercover agent in his previous life and returned after performing a meritorious service. The ending was tragic. The contact person who had supported each other for many years sacrificed to save him. He himself was tortured by criminals until he was disabled and disfigured. The time-traveling Mingko comes with a p5 game interface. Identity is a relative of the Sera family who was persecuted and exploited by the black organization. The protagonist simply continues his undercover career. On the outside, he looks soft and innocent. He is an 18-year-old high school student who was autistic before the age of 10, but his actual mental age is 8 years old. On the inside, he is an old agent with 10 years of undercover experience, a ruthless character who can switch back and forth between the iron-blooded red team and the iron-blooded black team. The author and readers all like to sculpt the protagonist cat. It's super cute. Although it controls the overall situation, it's actually a group pet. Onion people with many identities like to watch some hat tricks + onion peeling plots PS: The relationship between the male protagonist and Rei Fangtani, the guardian and the ward, is so well written! That kind of bond makes people feel heartbroken. Two undercover agents from different worlds save each other! Member of the Phantom Thieves of Heart Teru Hoshikawa: An original character, the male protagonist is highly recommended. He regards the male protagonist as the light of redemption and just wants to chase him and not be thrown away. Miyano Akemi: Gentle? Reliable older cousin, accountant in the group Makoto Asai: The de facto deputy of the group, the person who recognizes the protagonist's outlook and style, and is the pillar of the group to make decisions when the protagonist is not around (the contrast between men's and women's clothing is amazing) Police Academy Team: Three have been resurrected so far, Kagemitsu Morofushi, Jinpei Matsuda, and Kenji Hagiwara. The author is good at shaping characters, and it's great to watch the police academy team make jokes.

[Single Female Protagonist] 4 stars Passionate, sports competition, no intrigues, all based on skills, a simple and enjoyable article. There are two clowns in the public chapter, who are a bit poisonous, but disappear in the later stage. Overall, it is good, and the plot of the competition is very exciting. There is little emotional connection. The two are mixed doubles teammates. The male protagonist is focused on table tennis and has no intention of falling in love. The female protagonist looks naive and behaves like brothers. After retiring, she will get married naturally. Possible lightning points: The female protagonist has too strong tool attributes. From her personality to the development of her sports career, everything serves the male protagonist.

There are many articles about Journey to the West, but it is rare to find one with such mature writing and plot as this one. Especially the thinking about Buddha is eye-catching. It's a pity that it was a little watery in the later stage. I probably started at the foot of Lingshan Mountain.

The early stage is quite good, for me it is on the level of grass jelly, but unfortunately it is too watery later on, and the more I watch it, the more boring it becomes, so I will put it on hold.

[2.5 Points] Single female protagonist It is slightly the same as the previous Adventure House. The copy is very watery, but there are no flaws. It is a literary wasteland to read. The heroine has a lot more backgrounds than the previous one.

The protagonist has a great aura. The so-called Succubus of the Qin Dynasty, and the family relationship with Qin Shihuang are well written. There is no malicious intention to criticize historical figures. It is quite enjoyable to watch without thinking. By the way, I will always love life stories 😍

[Single female protagonist] 3 points The male protagonist with cat ears is the prototype of the sand dune cat. Although he is cute, he is an agile hunter with high strength value. The female protagonist is a dog-eared Samoyed, and the male protagonist is a soul mate. The emotional part is well written The plot is average and the literature is interesting.

Chapter 339 is put aside. The previous family relationship is well written. All the brothers and sisters love the protagonist. Empress Lu's portrayal is very three-dimensional. However, the plot is too flat with no ups and downs. It is boring to watch too much. In the early stage of the two heroines, I prefer Sister Cao, who is gentle and generous. She has both IQ and EQ and is considered a good wife. Fan Qing has no characteristics other than being a coquettish sister. Sister Cao seems to have brought two children. The main reason for putting aside this part is that the protagonist starts to randomly acquire beautiful women... Two or two superimposed on each other, which is quite boring.

Highly recommend this book It's a light-hearted plot. The male protagonist appears invincible. A law student travels through time and becomes the human emperor through his own efforts. The cultivation of the rule of law is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people of Kyushu and is loved by everyone. The male protagonist has a high IQ and is very smart. He just can't hang out with a guy named Bai Hongtu. The male protagonist looks quite normal alone (although not very normal). With this guy together, the two of them are less than ten years old together. It will test the reader's abdominal muscles because he will laugh until his stomach hurts. The presence of the system can be said to be strong or low, but the male protagonist really dislikes the system. Anyway, it is strong and he has the final say. The female protagonist has a secret love for the male protagonist, which can be regarded as an open love. Everyone except the male protagonist knows it. It is not deliberately hiding it from him, but the male protagonist is completely ignorant. I don't know if the female protagonist can catch up with the male protagonist.

Recommendation index: 5 Writing and plot: ★★★★ (One star is deducted because Dandan's vocabulary is really small. He uses a few words back and forth, almost becoming a mantra, but the writing is very good, and the flaws are not hidden) Characterization: ★★★★☆ Xunxun is arrogant, domineering, willful, sharp, courageous and not afraid of death, but he is also always grateful and benevolent. He is kind and transparent. He kills and saves people. Some people fear him and blame him, but the world should love him and respect him. He was not born a king. He slowly grew from a selfish boy to a knight who served the country and the people and then to an emperor who cared about the world. Celebrities and generals worshiped without paying homage, but they all fell in love with this willful king in the end. Yes, it really looks like love (mistake) In the early stage, Xunxun's methods were immature and caused a lot of jokes. He was so real and adorable. In the later stage, it was really like licking dogs all over the place, fans were all over the world, and even enemies were fans who loved them deeply. As the saying goes: there is no one in the world who doesn't understand. The author has excellent writing skills and is especially good at shaping characters. He writes the essence of the character in one chapter, as if he/she is right in front of you. The pacing is tight and the plot is grand. The protagonist never fails from the beginning to the end. He is dedicated to lashing out at the world and has almost endless emotional lines. A few points that you may be more concerned about: 1. There are multiple heroines, but they all have backgrounds, and there is no drama in the second half (Cai Wenji was a little unhappy in that part) 2. Don't look, Lu Bu fans 3. The protagonist's mother travels back in time and gets a career-oriented script with no emotional entanglements (she was picked up by the hero's father when she first crossed paths, she got married and got pregnant, the hero's father died, the hero's child was born posthumously, and the mother started doing business to raise her son). It doesn't steal the spotlight. Although the hero is the mother's baby, the mother is also wise, and it's quite interesting for the mother and son to get along with each other.

[Single female protagonist] Recommendation index: 3 The first half was okay, average in terms of weirdness and horror, leaning towards suspense. The male protagonist first appeared with a high IQ, extremely rational and ruthless character, which attracted me very much, but gradually he became emotional and sentimental (compared to the previous one, he was still very rational compared to others) and suddenly a dual personality setting was thrown out. The protagonist almost split into two, but later it was said that he was the same person, which made me feel a little dizzy. In the middle, I thought the protagonist's father was the villain, then at 80% it was reversed that the father was a good guy, and then it was reversed that the father was a bad guy again, and then there was another twist at the end... It can be seen that the outline of this book is good, and the characters of the male and female protagonists and supporting characters are quite good. However, I don't know if the author has been used to 404. He started to rush forward before the middle of the book. The foreshadowing in the past was all explained and reversed, but the problem was that the explanation was very abrupt, and the reversal was even more abrupt, which made me emotionally incoherent. The female protagonist is awesome. When she first appeared, she was a timid and weak humble social animal. She always said she was sorry and had a please-like personality. Later, she was involved in a strange incident. She unexpectedly became rational, calm and careful, and acted decisively and decisively. As a newcomer, she could even control the whole scene independently. She has always had a good impression of the male protagonist and could sacrifice her life for the male protagonist. The double arrow at the end. The male protagonist could have killed the female protagonist and became a god, but the male protagonist gave up. Everything returned to zero and started from scratch. There are quite a few sub-CPs in this article, and the author writes it very sweetly. It's not like other authors who have stereotypes about women. The problem is that most of the sub-CPs are... Or both die, or one of them is left crazy. It seems that there is only one pair of sub-CPs. This pair is quite complicated. It has the popular attributes of romance novels, such as heart-changing, substitutes, and subjugation. "I protect you just because your heart belongs to my sister." "How could I like you? You took away my sister's heart." "In your eyes, do you see me or your sister?" "Of course it's my sister!" "Don't sacrifice for me anymore when you live. I don't want to drag you down anymore." "Miss, this time, it's for you."

[Single female protagonist] Recommendation index 3.9 A qualified cool article, the writing is fairly smooth and suitable for Lao Bai, but that's all. The protagonist has a golden finger, [crossed out] scheming, [crossed out] IQ is on the line, and there are no setbacks in the whole process. The grandfathers, old ladies, small animals and children I meet all like him. The male protagonist has a good character, he has a bottom line and can be ruthless. The heroine appears quite early, her strength is off the charts, and there is no ambiguity in the early stage. It is only at 60% that we know she is the heroine, but the hero has never figured it out... Although the heroine cares about the hero, she does not realize that she likes him, and the emotional line is very worrying. I saw that 80% of it was put on hold for now, but I heard that the male and female protagonists didn't get together until the end. PS: There is a girl who has an unrequited love for the male protagonist, but the male protagonist is completely clueless... Except for the female protagonist, everything else is for nothing.

This article was purely delayed by the title. I swiped through it n times but never clicked on it. If it weren't for Jimei's strong recommendation, I would have missed a good article, although it is very young. Except for the beginning, which is a little bit toxic, once you get over it, it will be pretty good after a dozen chapters. The protagonist travels back and forth between Marvel and DC, and the two worlds do not mix together. DC is more depressing, while Marvel is more relaxed and daily. Goldfinger has it, but it is quite restrained so far. It mainly relies on the protagonist's own charm, and the creation is quite successful. He is a doctor of psychology with a high IQ and a sense of sophistication, who likes money and has a shrimp-like heart. The author stated in the book club that he will not create a harem, nor will he tear down the original CP. There is a high probability that there will be no heroine. If there is a heroine, it will be an original single heroine, and there will not be many scenes.

Recommendation index 4.5 (Out of 5) [Single female protagonist] Magical modification of the Victorian era, steampunk Demons, demon hunters, biomechas (similar to EVA), memes and antimemes The various elements are well mixed, the world view is huge, and the foreshadowings are all complete. The protagonists and supporting characters have online IQs, good logic, gorgeous writing, strong visual descriptions of scenes and actions, and delicate character creation. It is an excellent work that is very suitable for adapting animations. Disadvantages: The fighting plot is too protracted. I often think that the enemy has been killed, and then it starts again in the next screen. It is very difficult to fight [trapped] Point of difference: Seleu's butler had a very bad attitude towards the male protagonist in the early stage. He might have been afraid that he would bring bad luck to his heir, so he was okay with occasionally teasing the male protagonist. However, Lorenzo didn't do anything at the time, and felt a bit like an unreasonable family and friends group. Fortunately, he didn't have many scenes, and he changed his attitude towards the male protagonist later on. Cute points: 1. The female characters are all well written. I love the landlady and the tough veteran the most. Although the characters of Seleu and Eve are a bit Japanese-style, they both have their own characteristics and are not just vase decorations. There is a scene where Seleu is teasing Lorenzo, and Lorenzo's fearful look on his face as he defends his innocence is really cute [awsl] 2. A woman chasing a man can be regarded as chasing half the book. 3. The male protagonist is focused on saving the world and has no intention of falling in love. He only confirms his relationship after the episode. 4. Everybody loves Lorenzo 5. The supporting actors and villains are also cute 6. The young Lorenzo is very cute, innocent and naive, with no independent opinions. He just wants to be with his friends. Lorenzo's name is composed of the names of the two people who are most important to him. I think only a person with an innocent heart like him can achieve this. The wish of the three of them The protagonist Lorenzo is a detective when he first appears, and this detective has the surname of Holmes (another translation of Holmes), but soon you know that this is by no means a parody of a detective novel, this is a world where demons really exist, and Lorenzo's true identity is a former demon hunter of the Evangelical Church. The author's foreshadowing is linked one by one, solving one mystery leads to another, revealing the world bit by bit. The male protagonist is obviously a reckless man with high IQ, but the overall style of the novel is suspenseful. I really like this kind of suspense style, but some readers may find it slow to pick up. The first volume may make you confused, but as you read on, you will know that those places that feel abrupt and weird will become more interesting later on. There is another point that I am quite satisfied with. In fact, there is no real villain in this article. The characters who seemed to be villains earlier have their own positions and persistence. In the end, they fight side by side for the same purpose (saving mankind). This is an epic poem praising human will

[No heroine] Recommendation index: 3 After reaching the level of omniscience, I want to read all the author's books. This is probably the first book in the series. It was written in 2016. It is a little more immature than omniscient. It has a lot of "poisonous points" in the early stage, but it is still very imaginative. The protagonist gets a ball of light and can transform into a fantasy non-human being. The main story is the process of the protagonist adapting to the transformation and completing the ball of light. During this period, a mysterious human organization wants to take in the protagonist, which feels a bit like SCP. The protagonist has been fighting against this organization in the early stage. Although the protagonist agrees with the philosophy of this organization, as a non-human integration, he is destined to be hostile to the human supremacy organization. The protagonist establishes the Blue and White Society to replace the original organization, and then discovers that there is a 001 behind the organization who wants to obliterate his "original sin". The setting of this 001 is very interesting. If someone knows its existence, they can communicate with it and sign a contract. ... In the ending, the protagonist ran into reality and killed the author, and the previous part of "interacting" with the readers was awesome. It seems that Cang Yue* is used to starting low and moving high. It is weak in the middle and amazing at the end. If you are interested, you can check it out. It seems that feminizing the male protagonist/having a baby is Cang Yue's repertoire╮( •́ω•̀ )╭

[No heroine] The author has a lot of imagination After getting through the first dozen or so chapters with an ancient urban feel, the rest is simply magical. The protagonist is omniscient and omnipotent, and his operation is very 6 The world view is huge, and ancient myths and stories combined with reality cannot be said seriously. Anyway, I believe it.