The Heroine Has a Lot of Roles, a Lot of Sugar, a Lot of Dog Food, a Single Heroine, a Little Niche and a Good Book

Yuda also made a lot of changes in this game, eliminating the female protagonist's comparable strength, but letting the male protagonist basically carry the female protagonist throughout the whole process when pretending to be sexy, and the single-player plot is slightly less. And it's not just the female protagonist. The male protagonist in this game usually wears a group of costumes. Fortunately, the supporting characters are basically likeable, so it doesn't have any impact. Personally speaking, I actually prefer a female protagonist like a Taoist couple who is as strong as the female protagonist and can pretend to be sexy with the male protagonist. I hope that the next book will make some considerations. Nature: Pseudo upgrade, invincibility, harmonious reality, cultivation The highlight: There is a fairy with a strong purpose in taking advantage of opportunities (no emotional description, just taking advantage of opportunities), which is annoying and makes me feel like a fly... Heroine: Qiu Qian Development speed: fast, rarely unsuitable for children in the middle stage Sugar: 10/10 Role: 10/10, not necessarily in every chapter but basically not absent

Yuda has made many improvements in this work, such as giving the heroine the strength to stand side by side, and changing the one-way showdown to a two-way psychological warfare. The nature of the plot has also changed to the male protagonist pretending to be x the female protagonist x pretending x x and everyone is amazed and then giving in to the drama on a daily basis. Since the showdown turned into a fake showdown of psychological warfare (both sides knew that the other side was pretending), the sugar content also increased significantly. Nature: Rebirth, invincibility, harmony, immortality in this world Points of interest: None. Personally, I feel that the children of the Mu family are quite annoying, but this depends on personal taste. Heroine: Muxue Development speed: medium fast, and feelings are heating up all the time Sugar: 10/10 Role: 9/10

I believe most of the readers who have a single female protagonist have read the famous work "Yuda". Similar in nature to Senior Sister, the female protagonist doesn't have many roles, and the structure is roughly the male protagonist's pretense and the female protagonist's plot, where the supporting characters are amazed one after another, and the backlog of expectations for the showdown. Nature: Rebirth, invincibility, harmony, and cultivation in this world Point of difference: The early part is really... Too slow. When I read it for the first time, I gave up the book because the early part was too long. You have to be mentally prepared to read it. Heroine: Su Qi Development speed: medium-slow. The development speed of Yuda is not very fast now. It will only start to change after reaching Taoist monks. It is still a moment of showdown. Sugar content: 8/10, full showdown Role: 6/10

It can be regarded as one of the foundation works of Yu Da's current writing style. In this book, you can clearly see the formation of Yu Da Liu's dog food writing. The heroine's role is not too small but not too much. In this film, the main character is still pretending to be sexy. Like Big Brother, the male protagonist will go through a plot and then the female protagonist will go through a plot with the supporting characters. Everyone will see the vision and say wow, how powerful it is. This routine will only change when it comes to the Taoist monks. Nature: Rebirth, invincibility, harmony, immortality in this world Points of interest: None, it's just that most of the time the male and female protagonists are not together in the plot and it's quite annoying. Heroine: Xia Qianyu Development speed: medium-slow, rainy. Basically, relationships will develop rapidly only after the showdown. Before the showdown, you are always looking forward to the joyful tui plot after the showdown. Sugar content: 8/10. It can be said to be full after the showdown, but the showdown is slow. Role: 6/10

How can I put it... This is the bottom of this book list. The sugar content and the heroine's role are both very low, and the description of emotions is rather embarrassing... But it can still be considered a pass. But generally speaking, I can read it. After all, the books with a single female protagonist and a villainous grandfather are really... So few and far between that they basically don't exist. Nature: Fantasy rebirth system villain Ring Grandpa Heroine: Han Su - Appears very late Development speed: slow, will appear after the middle stage Sugar content: 1/10 Role: 1/10

The heroine doesn't have many roles, but it doesn't read like the heroine is like a vase. She has expertise with the male protagonist, which makes people feel that the heroine is irreplaceable and is not used as a decoration. Although it is called a escort agency, it is actually an online game for fighting monsters and leveling up. In reality, there is also a ring grandpa teaching martial arts... An urban martial arts novel. There is not much development of the escort agency, but more of a description of the protagonist's personal martial arts. Nature: A mixture of online games and urban martial arts The highlight: Basically nothing, there is a little fox but... She is really a sister, and she ran away later and there is no emotional description. Heroine: Hua Feixue Development speed: medium, but very smooth Sugar: 6/10 Role: 3/10

The female protagonist has fewer roles, and her feelings come more... Suddenly. But the heroine still made a certain contribution to the plot, and after it stabilized, she gave out more candy. He helped Liu Bei complete the Three Kingdoms Campaign without any regrets, and basically everyone in Shu died a happy death. Nature: All-rounder in the Three Kingdoms Travel System Rare point: The plot mentions that other people's comments are a little unclear from Deng Ai's mother... But Deng Ai's mother basically has no emotional description, so even if I am a strict single female protagonist, she is not a stud. Heroine: Lu Lingqi Development speed: fast, but quite embarrassing in the early stage Sugar: 4/10 Role: 2/10

The second part of Bailixi's Zifu Trilogy continues the story of the reincarnation of Zifu in the previous part. Because the length has been shortened, the heroine's role is slightly higher, and it is actually more enjoyable to watch than Zifu. But strictly speaking, she is not considered a real high-profile heroine. Nature: Mortal cultivating immortality The highlight: It's seriously unfinished. It can be said to be a complete eunuch novel, but it's still readable. Heroine: Huangfu Xier Development speed: medium, mainly unfinished Sugar: 5/10 Role: 3/10

This is one of the earliest single-female protagonist stories I've seen. Strictly speaking, the female protagonist doesn't have a lot of roles, and the male protagonist often writes the script himself. But the heroine still has a relatively main role in the plot, so it's still good. One of Bailixi's Zifu trilogy, it tells the story of two people who were reincarnated in three generations. Immortal Mansion will be included in this book list, but Immortal City will not. The heroine basically has no sense of existence. Nature: Mortals cultivating immortals Disappointment: Slightly unfinished (reincarnated into the next book) Heroine: Huangfu Binger Development speed: fast, but the heroine often disconnects Sugar: 4/10 Role: 3/10