Plot Flow (Not a Novice)-③fantasy Direction

Recommended, the male protagonist is just like the title. It can be regarded as a magically modified medieval Sherlock Holmes detective collection. Sherlock Holmes, whose summons are the hell worm, Watson who loves torture, and Dante who came back from the gate of hell, are unknown to the evil Holy Light sect. A different mystery adventure with excellent writing.

It can be seen that he is the type of the great pope behind the scenes. It's an attempt to upgrade. The protagonist is reborn through time travel and is brought out by a priest as a saint to defraud money. In fact, the protagonist can use his faith value to write a script. The overall development is more detailed than the previous book, and the update speed is average. If you like this kind of book, you can try it. Similar recommendation "The Great Pope Behind the Scenes" Can be seen. The identity of the protagonist is relatively new, modern and imaginary, roughly modeled on Christianity. The protagonist is a young pope. Goldfinger has the ability to write scripts and turn imagination into reality, but he cannot continue to control it after it is realized. The opening scene shows the doomsday theory being vigorously promoted by religion and being boycotted by various countries. Then the protagonist manipulates and writes the script in order to maintain the influence of the church. Important note in advance: The protagonist of this article should actually be considered somewhere between neutral and lawful and evil and lawful. Don't be confused by his age or anything else, otherwise he will look disgusting.

It can be seen that he traveled through time and became Samwell (the fat scholar and night watchman in the play), voluntarily gave up his inheritance rights, was canonized by Little Rose and received a pioneering order, changed his surname to Caesar, and then started a new life. There is a system panel cheat, which provides just the right level of assistance. It takes a brain-using route, the writing is good, and the second creation is well combined with the plot of the original drama. It is fun to watch.

It can be seen that the male protagonist traveled through time and became Voldemort's orphanage companion, but he directly drew a clear line with Voldemort at the beginning, and later experienced a battle. The writing skills are good, it's a cool novel for a novice, and it's rare to see a fan who is not from the Harry Potter era, so it's worth reading.

Recommend. I originally thought it was a story about a Western fantasy traveling through time and space to lead troops and fight monsters, but I found out that it actually had a bit of a Game of Thrones feel to it. The male protagonist traveled through time and found that he had been assassinated. The killer's purpose was unknown, and his miraculous resurrection seemed to be very similar to the vampires he knew, but there are no vampires in this world. In the beginning, in order to save his life, the male protagonist changed his appearance and secretly ran out of the castle to find his father, a baron who was recruited to lead the army. When he arrived, he found that his father had died in the battle. The subsequent development slowly included betrayal, conspiracy, death, and the entanglement between secular imperial power and the church. The overall story felt quite good, the plot was not procrastinating, and the word count was not particularly large, so it seemed very suitable.

Recommended trial reading. The male protagonist traveled through time when he was a child and has lived in another world for thirty years. He became a torture officer, which is basically the high point of a civilian's efforts. The social setting is very interesting. It is a multi-racial mixed federal state similar to The Lord of the Rings, with a complete judicial administration system, social hierarchy, and different customs. But what I write later is a bit biased towards the development direction of controlling dream powers, and the dreams are all directly interspersed with the earth's dreams. . . Um. . . A little awkward. The male protagonist is mature and loves romance, but there is currently no female protagonist. The characters and world settings are relatively rare, and the writing is mature and watchable.

It can be seen that the protagonist travels to a wizard family, and Goldfinger is a high school system. Well, this is not the point. The key point is that the male protagonist becomes the score controller of Hogwarts Ravenclaw House and travels to the world of Harry Potter, but it is not just the story of Harry Potter. In many places, his imagination is quite well developed. The male protagonist is full of the temperament of a male science student (well, he is single based on his strength...). There is definitely a female protagonist. Don't worry. Readers who like the wizarding world and want to see other stories besides Harry Potter can take a look. The author's writing skills are gradually improving.

Recommended, I originally thought it was rebirth at the beginning. Then I found out that it was just an assignment. When I thought it was a story about an old man, it turned out that the protagonist started a magnificent story about a beautiful doll who was looking for a director to treat hair loss, a beating succubus who aspired to become a saint, and a card collection story that started with an ancient book. The character setting is very interesting, not a novice, and the main map is very grand. I recommend it.

Recommend. Harry Potter fan novels, the protagonist is one year younger than Harry, and the pace of the plot is very suitable. He is either a protagonist who dominates the country or dominates the world with intelligence, or a person who likes to learn and is a little smart. The heroine Hermione is very suitable to be read as a fan novel. The novel satisfies the readers' fan desires. Later in the development, new lines gradually emerged, and the low-magic copy of Harry Potter was upgraded to a medium-magic copy. The creativity was very good. Moreover, the article rarely uses difficult-to-understand jokes, so even readers who have not read the original novel can understand it. When reading, it is strongly recommended to close the reader's comments on this chapter and stick to your own reading experience.

It can be seen that the protagonist travels through the Night Watch. The IQ is online, the plot is good, the big plot and settings follow the original, and the small plot is occasionally creative, which is quite fun. As a fanfic, it is quite good. It has the multi-perspective style of the original text, and the writing is also good, you can take a look.

Can be seen. The protagonist, the ogre, is a native species and has three views. . . This is not human at all, and the three views are definitely not very correct. At the beginning, a green snake spirit who raised a gourd baby contributed his golden finger. The setting is relatively novel, the plot is good, and the writing is good, you can take a look.

Highly recommended. After reading the book, I became addicted to it at the beginning. The author has a strong control over the progression and context of the plot, and the beginning does not fall into a cliche. The plot is detailed and appropriate, and the pace is just right. Reading the text gives you the feeling of being there, as if you were watching the real Count of Monte Cristo. The protagonist has a normal outlook on life. He is a monk who studied social science before time travel. After transmigration, he started out as a beggar and was suddenly recognized as the heir to a certain powerful force (a bit like the situation of the Ruzi Emperor, but with a climax at the beginning). He is kind, cruel and resourceful. It is a novel that readers need to use their brains. I highly recommend it.

Recommended. Before I read it, I thought it was from the Department of Biochemistry, but it turned out that it was from the Department of Physics and Mechanical Engineering, which is relatively rare. The key point is that the writing is not boring, the comedy is not that of a novice or a lowly person, and the relationship is not a romantic Mary Sue. The framework of the article is very large, recommended.

Food shortage can be seen. The name is a bit awkward, but biological scientists travel through time and discover that bacteria and parasites are the source of energy for people with superpowers in this world. The protagonist is mature and has a curiosity comparable to that of a cat. The pseudo-creatures in the later period are more social science. The world structure is complete and grand, and the subject matter is relatively novel, which is very good.

Recommended trial reading. The imagination is okay. The terminally ill male protagonist gets a painting, which can contain everything in the world and appear on the painting in the form of a picture (two-dimensional). Then the unfolding of the book actually mainly describes the different developments in the world created by the author. The emotional outlook was a little tiring in the early stage, but it gradually became normal later on. I can see that the writing is gradually improving, the IQ is normal, and the plot development is quite interesting. Except for Maria, who I personally found a bit awkward, the rest was fine. I recommend giving it a try.

Recommend. It's a good story. It's set in the history of Western magic. The male protagonist is reborn as the last member of a certain founding family. The story unfolds from being expelled from the imperial capital to a city without a care in the world. There is no buff with the aura of domineering, and the concept of gradually gaining power is not very routine. The writing is simple, hot-blooded but not bloody, chic but not vulgar. It is worth reading.