
I Can't Possibly Be Conquered by an Invincible Female Protagonist
我不可能被无敌流女主攻略
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 537k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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227Chapters
2.8MClicks
17.5kFavorites
8.2Score
1.7kLikes
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Tomorrow's update will be 10,000 words.
The female lead has a unique character design and is very relatable, making it well worth watching!
I've finished reading it and came here to write a review. This is a very lighthearted and humorous harem novel that subverts typical tropes. (Speaking of which, I'm also a bit of a pervert, why can't I be the invincible protagonist?) The female lead's character is really unique and interesting! It would be even better if there were some character design illustrations... Roy's personality is the kind that acts decisively when necessary, without holding back, and his actions are quite relatable; if you immerse yourself in the story, it's very enjoyable. More sweet moments between the female leads and Roy, I love them, more is never too much. I'm looking forward to the appearance of the annulment-the-engage female lead and the leading female lead, turning enemies into wives, and creating all sorts of love triangles. Also, I want to buy Coco's stock, it's sure to be a huge profit...
More and more!
The story is alright, but the character development doesn't fit the book's style.
(This review contains spoilers) I've only read the first two volumes, but I just can't help but comment. A unique feature of this book is that the women around the male protagonist are characters similar to those in male-oriented novels. At first glance, these female characters seem to possess elements of a master strategist feigning weakness to gain power, or a system-based protagonist, but their core doesn't give off a "protagonist" vibe. First, typical protagonists who feign weakness to gain power are usually very low-key, easygoing, and even humble in front of the opposite sex (especially those they're pursuing). They would never use a forceful attitude to demand anything from their crush, and they are often...
Sigh, he must be a professional eunuch. He only finished one of his six books.
With nothing to do, I went to sweep the tombs.
I want to ask if this is a fake invincible character; I only entered because of this label.
If the saintess only got close to the male protagonist because of a mission, I still think Coco is better.
Emperor Yan roamed everywhere; we were used to it.
Are you still there?