None, Single Female Protagonist Non-stallion Novel

The second part of The Mystery, what else can I say, I just pushed it. An author like Cuisui, whose writing skills, imagination, and setting control skills are incredible, will not disappoint. (Yes, I haven't watched it yet. I need to gain more weight. It's not enough now!)

Only then did I realize that I had missed recommending this book (I remember recommending it but couldn't find it). In my opinion, this is a must-recommend hard science fiction novel. It is a good science fiction novel that must be read with your brain. The writing, plot, imagination, and reasoning skills are all excellent. The beginning of the story is the same as that of Battleship. The little broken ball was bombed at the beginning, and human beings were forced to step into space. For various reasons, they embarked on an interstellar journey and saw the splendid civilization of the universe. In my opinion, the most exciting part of this book is the discussion of civilization. I am very happy to see a novel about the filter conjecture. Personally, I tend to agree with the idea that life in the universe is universal (after all, there are so many balls). I have thought about the Fermi Paradox, watched the dark forest, and when I read that a novelist wrote about the conjecture of the Great Filter of Universal Civilization, I really fell in love with it (of course there must be other authors who have written it, but I won't mention it if I haven't seen it). There are many Among the hypotheses about cosmic civilization, I am most interested in the Great Filter. Not only can it answer the Fermi Paradox, but more importantly, which links are life and the key links of civilization, and how many civilizations' futures are blocked by these links. The author's additions and inferences to this theory are really wonderful. The reality of hard science fiction always makes people unable to help but substitute it into reality. For example, as mentioned in the book, as a part of the Great Filter, entering the interstellar space before the resources of the native planet are exhausted will allow this civilization to have a future. However, humans in reality cannot do it yet. The humans in the book are also forced to use plug-ins to do it. I really can't help but feel a little worried for the humans on earth😂. Although they have entered the universe in the book, what is waiting for them ahead? How can civilization develop to survive for a long time? This is the suspense that the book has always given. Although the universe in the book is not a dark forest like the Three-Body Problem, it is also full of crises. This crisis is the test that the universe gives to major civilizations and races. Every time they step through a filter, the prospects of civilization become clearer and stronger. It is really difficult every step, which makes people sigh. This is a science fiction novel that is highly recommended. I highly recommend it.

I accidentally came across a book that is not new, but it is very good. I recommend it: This article mainly tells the story of a Chinese fisherman who accidentally merged with a quantum-level mechanical insect from an alien civilization, and took the earth to the stars through the various special attributes of the mechanical insect. The highlight is that the protagonist can reproduce by using mechanical insects to eat metal (I don't know if this thing is still human), control the mechanical insects similar to liquid metal to pinch various equipment (yes, including battleships), and can also analyze its structure after swallowing the equipment. Therefore, as he comes into contact with more and more civilizations, he can always acquire the technology of other alien civilizations in various ways and feed back the weak earth civilization. At the same time, the black technology of mechanical bugs can also be used to allow humans on earth to remotely operate robots to participate in cosmic wars (yes, that's right, this familiar smell of the fourth natural disaster, but of course the difference is that humans on earth here know that this is not a game, but a real picture of the universe). Overall, this is a very good novel with a wretched and humorous style of writing. However, the advantages and disadvantages of this book are very obvious. The advantage is that the plot after leaving the earth is really good. After entering the interstellar and coming into contact with the first civilization, the plot and the pictures of major civilizations in the universe unfold very smoothly, and the connection is natural with point expansion. Unlike many novels that are very stiff across maps, this book is in this category In terms of the structure of the interstellar civilization picture, it can be said that it is not inferior to that of The Mechanic. In terms of layout and planning, I personally feel that it surpasses many science fiction novels. The protagonist can always open up situations in unexpected ways. I feel that he is an author who is very suitable for writing plot layout and strategies. The character of the protagonist is also well shaped. The shortcomings are also very obvious. The early plot, especially the emotional scenes, are too outrageous. I guess this book will not be popular. The biggest reason is that the early emotional scenes on Earth are too bloody and outrageous. I also wanted to abandon the book for a while. But for novels on the interstellar stage, I usually insist on seeing the protagonist enter the interstellar. Fortunately, the plot after the protagonist enters the interstellar becomes more and more interesting, and the emotional drama is basically gone (occasionally a short one). Surprisingly, it is not easy to find a book that is enjoyable to read and can be read in one sitting. All in all, this is an interstellar science fiction article that gets better and better the more I read it. Of course, I have seen some complaining that this science fiction article is not strong enough. Let's put it this way, I generally divide science fiction novels into three categories: those that can be read with a brain, those that can't be read with a brain, and those that can't be understood even with a brain. These should be classified as those that can be read without a brain. Of course, I don't mean to read them without a brain in a derogatory sense. Since they are recommended, they must be good-looking. I just want to say that in science fiction novels of this type, the science aspect may not be so great, but the fantasy aspect is great. Science fiction, science fiction, science fiction, since I am reading novels, I really value the quality of the fantasy plot more (of course, high-quality hard science popularization is more welcome). What I read is just imagination. Without a wonderful fantasy future plot, I might as well read popular science articles. It is advisable to read hard-core articles that torture your brain from time to time; it is also advisable to read light-hearted and humorous articles during the busy study and work breaks, and it is also advisable to read leisurely by yourself. By the way, it's a single female protagonist, she doesn't have much role, and she disappears in the middle and later stages.

I actually didn't read this book until I saw the promotion of Qidian Completed. I feel like I'm always an afterthought when reading books. What is a pleasant and refreshing article? This one is it. The pleasure comes from the writing style and the protagonist, or the protagonist in the author's works, especially the early male protagonist's thinking is not on the side of the general public at all. There is always a kind of logical thinking that is unreasonable at first glance but is particularly reasonable when you think about it carefully. The more you read, the happier you are. What's so cool? The most brilliant of cool novels, the supporting characters are never stereotyped. There are common supporting characters in this book that are disgusting, and there are also characters who are pitiable, cute, and even respectable even if they are slapped in the face. That is to say, some books are so ruthless that they make people full of resentment and cynicism, and some books are so ruthless that they make people laugh and tremble like epilepsy. This is the style of writing, but who doesn't want to be happy? This is the author's ability. There is no female protagonist. In fact, I don't think there is any female protagonist worthy of the male protagonist. I recommend it.

The protagonist travels through time and becomes a withered World Tree, and the race to which the World Tree belongs, the elves, is collectively targeted by other races and their gods and is almost destroyed. The protagonist must strengthen himself and his faith race within a limited time before other gods discover the resurrection of the World Tree, otherwise he will die again waiting for him. In addition to the elves who can help him, there is also a group of fearless players from Blue Star. This is a divine novel, and it is also a fourth natural disaster novel. To be honest, I have read a lot of fourth natural disaster novels. This one was recently recommended by a friend. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I think it is really good and worth recommending. The interesting thing about the story about the fourth day of disaster is that in addition to the protagonist, there are also game players in a story that is already interesting, which adds a lot of interest and uncontrollability to the story. But the fourth natural disaster novel is not very good, because compared with ordinary novels, this kind of novel has three lines that need to be paved and controlled. One is the protagonist, one is the "NPC/supporting role", and there is a group of game players. I think unless the group portrait writer is particularly good at writing these three lines, it will be very difficult to write these three lines at the same time (I have not met all three lines that are exciting). That is to say, the better-looking fourth natural disaster articles so far tend to weaken 1-2 of them. For example, in Super Mechanic, the focus is on the protagonist, followed by NPCs. The players are relatively superficial and there are no particularly outstanding characters. There is also a book about the Necromancer. After summoning the undead of the players, the article focuses on the players and does a lot of ink to promote the plot of their game. The second place is the protagonist and NPCs. It is relatively balanced and the fun is all on the skeleton players. In this book, the protagonist is the focus, and the story progression serves the protagonist's strength. Many of the missions for players have very exciting storylines, but the NPCs are more facial-looking. It can be said that each has its own good points. Generally speaking, except for some players who wrote it in the early stage, which made me a little speechless (it was much better after the revision), it is basically a novel with a compact rhythm and exciting plot. It is recommended to read. The gender of the protagonist in the previous life is unknown, but in this life it is "He", and the World Tree is called the mother tree, so they are all images of goddesses, not a stallion harem story.

After reading it, I feel the need to re-write my recommendation. To be honest, I was a little surprised when I read it at the end. I read this book as a happy and refreshing book, and of course I was very happy to read it, but the ending was so well written that it was beyond my expectation. Why he can time-travel into the game, why he has both player templates and NPC templates, why he is different from other players, the relationship between this game and the real world, many foreshadowings in the book and the unreasonableness of the game world are all explained one by one, and they are not far-fetched, and the logic is perfect. I have rarely seen a book with such a perfect ending, without any flaws! It's a bit cool, this guy actually has an outline! As for the emotional line, I initially thought there would be no female protagonist, but in the end, a single female protagonist was confirmed towards the end. Occasionally, there would be a woman I admired. This is something to pay attention to, but it was mostly brushed off. In contrast, the interaction with the male characters was sometimes more...🌸. He is worthy of being a mecha mechanic. In short, it is highly recommended. The plot, writing, comedy and entertainment are basically complete, and it is rare that it is not anticlimactic. Highly recommended!

Fang Xiang's new book is out, but he's still very young. However, you can read Fang Da's books with confidence, they won't be too fancy and can be sustained solely by plot settings. That is, pray that this book won't be an eunuch... *Inertial eunuchs are not good, Master!

After raising it for so long, I finally couldn't hold it back and slaughtered it. The book "Squid" is simply astonishingly written. The plot is grand and mysterious, and the text is written fluently. The whole book is full of foreshadowing and details, and the emotional impact is particularly good. The ending of each part gave me goosebumps. The protagonist Klein's character portrayal is very realistic, and he basically follows his heart's wishes in doing things. The first one is showing off before leaving the novice village, the second one is showing off money to clean the toilet, and calculating money in every chapter is very much like first love. Xiao Ke is cautious by nature, but he does not hesitate to sacrifice his life when it is time to take action (yes, the protagonist died to save the entire city). The supporting roles of all parties are also very exciting. They have far exceeded the basic requirements of online articles - online IQ. Instead, they have their own thoughts, souls, and human contradictions. Their personalities completely correspond to their backgrounds, and they continue to grow as the article progresses. They are not fixed characters with facial expressions. Ordinarily, given the profound background of Crusoe's madness and description of industrial society, the overall writing style should inevitably be weird and depressing. However, because the characters, animals, and even sealed objects are all weird, mean, cute, or licking, plus the chapters tease the readers with cheers, it is not heavy to read along the way. Of course, when it's time to stab... The squid is not merciless, my captain... The article is not as brain-burning as others say, but the amount of data is very large and the foreshadowing is too deep. It involves 22 sequences and 220 professions, 4 in the fog in 5 epochs, hundreds of angels, saints, demigods, a nest of chaotic gods + various sects, and the mutual alignment is not clear until the fourth chapter. Various foreshadowings in the first chapter are still buried deep in the fourth chapter... After thinking about it carefully, except for the protagonist and some of the characters around him, most of the characters and the truth are behind many curtains, and only the silhouette can be seen but the full picture cannot be seen. After reading the latter part, I feel a little confused, but don't worry, there are many dog ​​scholars who have read and recited the full text in the chapter, and they will provide friendly reminders. In short, in terms of foreshadowing, plot, setting, etc., "Lord of Mysteries" is one of the top online books I have ever read. Although the settings of many books are also very good, the writing power is slightly lacking, and I can only regret that they cannot be beautifully presented. As for the character portrayal, in my mind, only "The Master" can rival it😘. Strongly recommended! ! !

This book has two golden fingers: system and appearance, and its rank is quite high. Needless to say about the system (who doesn't have a system yet), the appearance is so wonderful. I have always seen people who abuse people both inside and outside the book to the point of moaning🐕 because of their good looks. This is probably the first one that makes people scream inside and outside the book because of their appearance. Readers' love and hate for the author are all expressed in this chapter... The more than 99 "Bah!" And "That's too much!" Illustrate a lot of problems. But just like that, the little sheep are also complaining crazily while subscribing to the full text, which shows the charm of this book. The heroine, to be honest, I guess she does, after all, she has such a face. But the protagonist's mental state is only 0.55 Away from the borderline of mental illness. I think the heroine must have a strange disease to make the hero's eyes shine... It's difficult... The hero is really a little goblin. In short, the writing is good, the writing is cool, the supporting characters are cute, not ambiguous, and the girls are described as normal. I highly recommend it.

This book is a "real" fast travel. Each story only has seven or eight chapters, which is very short and fast. The male protagonist is also a 'real' immortal. There are a lot of stories about fairy tales in Qidian, but there are almost none that are really written with a fairy spirit. After all, if there is no heart for gains and losses, and no human turmoil, where would the plot come from. But with the pressure of upgrading, the pursuit of magic weapons, enemies seeking lives, and all kinds of desires, it is really difficult for the protagonists to become immortals. This is the first time I have seen this kind of writing. At first glance, I thought it was written like an outline, with insufficient psychological description of the characters and incomplete description of the plot, which was weird. As I continued reading, I discovered some patterns, that is, in normal novels, when the protagonists from wealthy families, palaces, or rivers and lakes are about to be involved in huge disputes, the male protagonist in this book can always escape in time and escape into the deep mountains and forests never to be seen again! He will not come out again until the changes and storms of the world subside! God. Reading the comments, some people said that the protagonist travels through worlds in order to pick up fragments of his soul, and that the protagonist is a powerful hero who can overcome tribulations. But I haven't finished this book yet. It's a short story anyway, so you can read it at any time. Finally, I would like to summarize the male protagonist: Gains and losses are lost in this world, and it is hard to have time in the world... It is easy to live as you please, and your worldly fate is indifferent. It's a rare writing method. If you are interested, you can read it. However, I feel that male readers will not be interested in it, and female readers will like it more. No female protagonist.

Highly recommended, this is a very well-written and well-written story. I thought it was about business at first, but now I realize that things are not that simple. As the supernatural scenes are unlocked one after another, layers of mysteries emerge one after another behind the ghosts and shadows. There are more and more mysteries about the whereabouts of the parents, seemingly unrelated cases that actually seem to be related, and a missing memory of the protagonist. In my eyes, it was like a network of scarlet blood gradually enveloped the sky over half of the city. The pattern is getting bigger and bigger, but it does not unfold all at once, more like the fog of war gradually opening up. What's more, there is something that may be from the other world, which is very interesting. Is this the main line? Or two parallel lines? Very much looking forward to it. At present, it seems that there may not be a female protagonist or a single female protagonist. After all, there are no emotional descriptions in more than 500 chapters, and there is no ambiguity. It is very comfortable to read. If there may be a single female protagonist, I'd be honest and say that it is a ghost... Judging from the author's writing style, he should not be harem or something, but I can't guarantee it when I read this author's article for the first time. I will go ahead...

To borrow a chapter review from the book: There really is a book that can do this. No matter how slow the updates are and the plot progress is not fast, after reading each chapter, the only thing in my mind is "Why is it so awesome" and "Why is it so wonderful" I have always been a loyal reader of Fang Xiang, even if he always sucks, even if he is unstable. Loyal to the writing style, stunning to the conception, even the show-like fragments made me couldn't help but give him a thumbs up. I can't stop reading Fang Xiang's works. As an old reader for many years, I lose interest after reading only half of many books. Out of the stubbornness of my obsessive-compulsive disorder, I insist on reading the finale before exiting. But Fang Xiang's book doesn't do that. I just want to read the next chapter after another, and I'm reluctant to let it go when it ends (nonsense! Of course I'm not satisfied if it's all unfinished!). Fang Xiang's writing is not watery and the plot is very compact. In many novels, including some writings by great writers, I can skip paragraphs or even chapters without affecting the subsequent reading. However, Fang Xiang's book cannot. If you dare to skip paragraphs, you will not be able to connect later. I often see book review sections where someone jumps out to say something is unreasonable. As a result, I am slapped in the face and told where I mentioned it in the previous article. All in all, this is another good book that Fang Xiang thought of. Although it seems to be unfinished, I hope there will be a second volume. I'll hold. Reading is like experiencing a period of life. What is exciting is not necessarily the ending, but the process is also brilliant. Even if you fail at the end, Five Elements Heaven is still highly recommended!

The author's level is quite high. The protagonist has the most comfortable attitude toward people and things among the entertainment industry novels I have read so far. Moreover, most of the supporting characters are currently both emotionally intelligent. I can't help but give a thumbs up to my parents' emotional intelligence👍. The characters in it are also very vivid because of their IQ. In just a few paragraphs, a character who appears in the air can be brought to life. Even if it is not a group portrait script at the end, with such supporting characters, it is still a good novel (after all, I have only read a few dozen chapters. Whether it is the agent, parents or contemporaries who have appeared and talked to the protagonist, I think this person is a bit awesome!). Many of the sentences in the article are very good (the author said in this chapter that some of his replies were recorded by himself after reading other articles and he liked them. In his replies to this chapter, he said that they were also very cute and worked hard. Please support me). So far, I haven't seen the poisonous points in the article that 90% of the entertainment industry articles have: the treatment is not good enough, the contract is not good enough, and being robbed of resources is like being insulted, and you must be slapped in the face. To put it bluntly, this kind of writing is intended to create conflicts and attract the audience's attention. The writing is full of rigid routines and philistine realm to advance the plot. I came across this article from a recommended article in the category of single female protagonist without a female protagonist. It should be pretty reliable. I hope I don't have a harem. If I do, I'll download it.

[Western Fantasy] Originally I was in the process of fattening, but two days ago I found out that it was over? ? ? ? Surprised or not? Is it surprising? Is it irritating? Author, why are you so fat? You are a bit unaccustomed to writing at a starting point where you have been writing for a long time 😂 Well, let's get back to the point. The protagonist and his funny system come to a Western fantasy world with magic and divine arts. According to the title of the book, the purpose of this fight against the Holy See cannot escape. But what if the protagonist looks like he's going to die at any moment just after passing through? How many chapters have passed and my life is still in the hands of others... Ahem... Besides, I feel like this is going to be a spoiler... It's a very good novel, I'm reading it now, but it probably doesn't have a heroine. Recommend

I saw a similar book and suddenly recalled this article. I highly recommend it. It is currently unexplainable why there was an explosion of organisms in the Cambrian period. The author took this as a starting point to create this book. It is very exciting. The simpler the biological animals, the faster they evolve. How can humans, a species with almost stagnant evolution, catch up with the pace of global evolution and not be annihilated by other species. Whether it's the world view, layout or details, it's great. I highly recommend it to those who haven't seen it.

It's a good apocalyptic book. I just started reading it and I just finished it this year. From what I've seen so far, it's definitely my cup of tea. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor a villain. The supporting characters are also intelligent. They are not villains of the army. There are some in the army who work hard to save people, and there are also those who only care about officials and are not stereotyped. Goldfinger is a bit interesting. Picking up the sun instantly reminded me of Plants vs. Zombies. The plot is a bit interesting, similar to "The Mist" where you don't know what will appear in the darkness in the next second. I haven't finished reading it yet, but according to book friends, it has a single female protagonist.

This... This, if someone hadn't guaranteed that there would be no heroine, I would probably never click on it in my life, how could there be such a fresh and refined tentacle monster... The protagonist is a jellyfish. Green jellyfish, if you go through it, you will be a god, but so far (I haven't finished it yet) most of what it has done is not what a god should do - which is why I haven't finished it yet. The whole jellyfish is just a cute thing, the character creation is pretty good, the writing is also online, it's just... The main plot! ? The main plot is like being eaten by a dog? At first I thought it was a New God survival article, but it didn't look like it. Later, I met the prince, whose entire clan was wiped out, who was far away from his home country, and who was burdened with a blood feud. How about the green jellyfish that was commandeered by the protagonist as a mount as soon as he met it and rested on the prince's head like a hat? Later, the prince became his chief priest, and I began to think that this was the main plot! But why are you digging dungeons again? ! Why don't you help the prince? ! Worry But there is no main plot (or there is but it is too hidden?), So I can still go back and watch it from time to time? This book is simply poisonous! !

[Online Games] I was flipping through the pages and came across this old book. I opened it and took a second look and found that the plot has remained deep in my memory. It can be seen that although the writing style seems too old now, it was indeed a rare and good book at the time. There are not many good martial arts novels about online games that feel like going solo in the world, and even fewer have a martial arts flavor. This one is considered one of the best among the novels I have read. The advantages are that it has a strong martial arts flavor, and the protagonist and supporting NPCs all have their own tastes. Disadvantages: The ending is open-ended. The author said there will be a second part... But there probably won't be one.

This is the first time I have read Qidian's entertainment industry articles. I have read several of them before. When I was growing up, I was always surrounded by female stars. This book is really refreshing, and when I read the middle period, I felt even more... This is a basic article! Of course it's not. The writing is good, and it's also cool. The face-slapping part is not awkward and makes you feel comfortable. The villain is fleshed out and logical. It's just that the ending is a bit hazy, and for a growth-oriented novel with a slap in the face, it feels strange to end it with a forced sublimation, but as for the last few chapters, the rest of it is very interesting. Recommend

Chen Ci's new book has hundreds of chapters... Judging from the author's usual length, it's half fat! This book is really a breath of fresh air in the era of Internet literature where copycats are everywhere. The point is (knock on the blackboard) the writing style is online. I have only seen two books that can describe music in words so passionately and magnificently: one with the Arcane Throne, as if you can hear the symphony of destiny in your ears; one with "The Future King", a work of conscience, highly recommended!