The Path to Seek Truth (No Heroine as the Main Character)

The main book is a single copy. 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.

I haven't updated my book list for a long time, especially the book list in this category. Firstly, there is really no book, and I am also short of books. Secondly, isn't Double Eleven approaching? I am busy preparing for Double Eleven, looking for clothes, skin care products, etc. Time has passed. Forgive me for wanting to be beautiful! No, the main book was only updated, so I quickly copied and pasted it. The following text: The novel I am currently reading does not have a heroine at the moment, but there is a cousin who depends on each other for life, so please be careful. The male protagonist is passed down by Lu Ya and travels back in time. The subject matter is my favorite. The division of practice is a bit like a classical fairy tale. The male protagonist is a genius, but he is narcissistic to a certain level, but he is also very realistic. It is a readable book.

There is currently no female protagonist, but the protagonist carved a "wife" in his previous life, and became the lantern keeper of his Golden Finger Taoist Palace after time travel. He currently has no human emotions, but it is unclear what will happen next. Beware of thunder. It can be regarded as an unlimited flow of people traveling to another world. The protagonist takes the Taoist palace to travel to another world. There are many counter-routines. For example, someone who provokes the protagonist is completely convinced by the protagonist after "risking his life" to save him. For example, someone who wants to kill the protagonist is killed by the protagonist preemptively. The protagonist is immortal and can make all kinds of mistakes. At most, if he is resurrected after death, he will be unlucky for a few days.

There is currently no female protagonist, dark novel. The male protagonist was originally a disciple of the righteous path, but was killed by a fellow sect and his inheritance was taken away. It was revealed that he only had a ray of residual soul left, and was taken into the Cave of Ten Thousand Ghosts by the Demon Sect. In order to survive, the male protagonist turned black and began to swallow souls and bodies at all costs, becoming a disciple of the Demon Sect. The protagonist of this article is a real demonic person. He has a cold temperament after seizing his body. He will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals. He has a changeable temperament. He is an egoist and does not like to stray into it.

I used to really like some novels with a single female protagonist, but the male protagonist had a niece and apprentice who liked him. It started as a mortal stream, and the male protagonist had poor qualifications. His master accepted him just to test his skills, and his qualifications would gradually change later on. I remember that there seemed to be a good gay friend with extraordinary qualifications, and also a good gay friend who fell in love with each other and killed each other. The background is a struggle between good and evil, and the protagonist is on the right path. However, both he and the leader used evil means to improve their qualifications. Later, the leader entered the evil path. He killed the other party according to the order of the leader when he was awake. However, he himself was eroded by the evil way. He looked like a bad guy than the leader, and was misunderstood by everyone. . . No more spoilers. There is an evil founder in the article who is a traitor to the male protagonist's sect, Zhang Xusheng. Well, this is the only name I remember after many years. At that time, I worshiped this man, even though he was a bit perverted.

I read it hundreds of years ago, and it seemed pretty good at the time. However, it was a novel that I had forgotten about, so much so that I have no interest in reading it now.

It's an imitation of a gay girl, similar to the devil of the devil. It looks good, and the book is interesting. The male protagonist has a cousin who likes him, but the male protagonist has no love for her, and the girl has turned into a demon, so there should be no chance. Since I haven't seen much, I can only say this and will add more later.

I went to see her again during this time, and she had a wife, but because the male protagonist felt that his body fluids were so terrifying, he didn't dare to enter the bridal chamber with her. It turned out to be a Lulu beast that had escaped from low-level tastes and developed more powerful power and didn't need anything. Thinking of the male protagonist and his nominal wife going to the temple to pray for blessings, and his wife praying for the safety of all relatives and friends, the male protagonist thought: heal quickly (he was injured at that time), his skills will be improved, and anyone who stands in his way will be hacked to death... They are people from two completely different worlds. The painting styles are completely different, which made me laugh to death. This book is very good, and the world view is relatively rare. This is a world where monsters and aristocratic families are in opposition to each other. Both are naturally powerful and superior to ordinary people. Ordinary people will never reach their level no matter how much they practice. And the protagonist happens to be an ordinary person. Therefore, the male protagonist has to take a path that no one can take! Feeling so excited! The only thing that makes people feel confused is that the male protagonist used to be a pretty handsome young man, who can also be described as handsome and elegant. As a result, he has become more and more disabled in order to practice martial arts. Needless to say, he has a strong back and a strong waist. He even has no eyebrows and hair. It is really terrible. When you are older, don't you like to write the protagonists very well? What's going on now? You have changed your style? Well, the latest addition is that he can return to his normal state of a weak young master later on, but his true form is even more terrifying. He has been demonized and will be killed if he disagrees with him. I like this style! Currently practicing in another country, I am a little more restrained, but I still have the character to kill anyone who stands in my way.

A very interesting fairy tale novel, but there is currently no female protagonist. Because this is my favorite novel at the moment, it is usually at the top of my list. I have decided that from today onwards, I will be a big fan of this book. It is so suitable for my taste and it is so beautiful. It is similar to the rebirth novel, but it is not rebirth, but because of a certain fragment, the young male protagonist has a miserable experience of more than a hundred years in the future: the sect was abused, and his fellow sects died one after another. He alone inherited the burden of the sect and became a big devil that everyone shouted to beat. He was hunted for more than a hundred years, but in the end he could not escape the fate of death. The author's writing is very good. The male protagonist is very careful after his "rebirth". Except for a little abnormality at the beginning, the things he does at other times, such as promotion, are well-founded. He is not like some noobs who pretend to be cool as soon as they are reborn (either through time travel or with a golden finger), and they are not afraid of getting into trouble at all. Although there were conflicts with some fellow students, they were only minor quarrels and did not rise to the level of hatred. I really can't stand the fact that in some novels, they are obviously from the same school, because some quarrels can lead to life and death. What's even more cruel is that in urban novels, middle school students have a life-or-death feud. I can only say that the author's thinking is too dark. It's really only after you've lost it that you learn how to cherish it. The male protagonist attaches great importance to the friendship between the same disciples and gets along very warmly with his fellow apprentices. He is currently preparing for the future catastrophe of the sect, so he has no time to fall in love right now. During his more than a hundred years of experience, he was also busy practicing and escaping. How can he live so long if he has no time to fall in love? Personally, I feel that the possibility of having a female protagonist is very slim, so I suggest you give it a watch. According to the latest progress, the male protagonist has finally gone down the mountain, but the author has been a little anxious in updating recently.

I just read it. The author himself said that there is no heroine. He shouldn't slap himself in the face, right?

It's a very interesting novel. I feel like there will be a female protagonist and the male protagonist feels a bit like a scumbag, but I was surprisingly able to read it. It can be regarded as the infinite flow of urban cultivation, but the infinite flow here is quite novel. It is an illusion: the mythical events that happened in the past are recorded in this world for some reasons. They form an illusion at a specific time, a specific place or under specific conditions, and attract the destined people to enter and replace them with someone inside. Although cultivation cannot be brought out in the illusion, knowledge can be obtained, and rewards can be obtained after coming out according to the level of participation. The male protagonist's golden finger is these illusions that are rare for others. The male protagonist can use them as a dungeon to complete unlimited quests! Replica is a combination of history and mythology, which is my favorite type. The male protagonist is very good-looking, but I never expected that the male protagonist, who I thought was elegant and refined, would actually reveal his nature as a veteran after the Dragon Palace chapter. However, even a picky person like me was surprised to be able to read it. It is still good and a book to read.

I remember it seemed like there was no heroine. Based on the story after Journey to the West, the male protagonist is the second senior brother's land, which seems very enjoyable and does not make people feel uncomfortable.

I can't remember if there was a female protagonist, but it seemed like there was a bit. This book is quite good. I'm not a novice, and I have almost forgotten the plot, but I remember it was quite interesting. You can read it if you are in a book shortage.

It should be considered that there is no heroine, right? Originally, this book could only be regarded as average to me because the female protagonist appeared so early and she was not very likable. But now I am relieved because the female protagonist is dead, and the male protagonist is also dead. This is just a world in the male protagonist's countless reincarnations. I like this feeling of reincarnation and life. At present, the male protagonist has become the uncle of the predecessor Ji Liao, Ji Ying, also called Muzhenzi. He feels a bit like Yuzhenzi in the Blue Blood Sword. The timeline is sixteen years later, and he has met his daughter.

No heroine. Thief Girl's first novel is also the only novel without a female protagonist. It's a pity that the next few books have female protagonists, especially the latest one. She shows off her love and affection, and it's hard to hold on. There are many female supporting characters in it, but there is no ambiguity. The male protagonist is devoted to the truth and does not involve emotions.

I'm still updating, the style is unique and has a lot of ancient heritage, but it's too short. The author is willful and updates every month, depending on his mood. The male protagonist is good-looking and intelligent, so he's worth watching, but if you're impatient to catch up, forget it.

This is one of the earliest books I have ever read. It has a single heroine and is very classic. I think even now that my taste has become very picky, I will still find this book good when I read it for the first time. The male protagonist is a small gangster who accidentally got the chance to join the Immortal Sect. However, after only a few days of leisurely life, the sect with its declining population was wiped out. In order to survive and take revenge, the male protagonist entered the court and began his legendary life of being shameless and invincible. This is an evil novel. The male protagonist has no limit to his integrity. He kills people and sets fires and does all kinds of bad things. The only good thing I remember doing is saving the world in the end. Yes, this is the story of a big bad guy who does all the bad things and finally saves the world. As for the good guys? Dead, soy sauce.

I almost missed this book. There is a female protagonist. Whether it is the Baguio Party or the Xueqi Party, they are two huge organizations. I am also one of the parties. However, in order not to offend the majority of book friends, my introduction is as follows: This is a movie based on Zhang Xiaofan, a little person with an ordinary appearance and an even more ordinary name, who is destined to become a minor character. It tells the legendary story of two extraordinary women who love and kill each other. As for the male protagonist, there is no male protagonist in this book.

It is a prehistoric style, but it is by no means a prehistoric style that has become a routine. The author adapted it based on mythology and history, and it is reasonable. The most important thing is that there is no female protagonist. There are many female fairies and goddesses who have a good relationship with the male protagonist, but there is no ambiguity.

A classic work by Meng Ruishenji, with a single female protagonist, it's very interesting, eh, but I've only read half of the book.