Was there a novel where the villains weren't brainless?
Of course it exists! I recommend three non-brainless villain novels to you: " The Best Villain Daozi,"" Being a Teacher at the Villain Academy," and " Hunting the Author." The villains in these three novels were not only smart and witty, but they also had their own moral principles, subverting the traditional image of villains. You will definitely like it! However, I still have to remind you that these novels are not brainless. I hope you like my recommendations.
What kind of villains were there in web novels whose protagonists weren't as good as the villains?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Hehe, Too Many Protagonists": In this light novel, there were too many protagonists, which made people dazzled. As the villain, Chen Bei had left a deep impression on everyone with his strength and resourcefulness. 2. "Quick Wear Big Boss: Sick Beauty Villain, She's Scumbag and Flirtatious": In this sci-fi space novel, the female protagonist constantly travels through different worlds and changes the plot. The villain system she's bound to makes her more and more cold-blooded, leaving a deep impression on the readers. 3. "I'm Really the Villain Boss": The protagonist of this fantasy novel, Mu Yun, transmigrated to a novel world and became a villain. His unconventional behavior and words left a deep impression on people. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Brainless and cool, recommended novels by villains
The following are a few recommended brainless novels: 1. " I am the common villain in the novel ": The protagonist transmigrated to become the common villain of the three novels, using the advantage of the villain to push the original protagonists down from the altar. The novel was completed with a total of 1.08 million words. 2. " My Disciples Are All Great Villains ": The protagonist transmigrated into the ancestor of the great devil. All nine disciples were great devils who ruled over a region and committed all kinds of evil. The novel was being serialized, with 1.54 million words. 3. " I Really Don't Want to Be Famous ": It was about how the poor Lu Yuan successfully swindled a rich and beautiful woman into investing a million yuan. As a result, the box office exploded. The novel was finished. 4. [The Strongest Boss System: The protagonist Su Xin has obtained the Great Villain System. He can obtain all the martial arts and martial arts techniques of the villains in the Wuxia world in his previous life.] The novel was completed with 4.636 million words. 5. [I Can't Be the Sword God]: The protagonist, Li Chu, traveled to another world and became a young Taoist on the Ten Mile Slope. He carried the leveling template of the Legend of the Sword and Fairy. The novel was completed with 1.63 million words. These novels all had brainless and villainous elements, and were suitable for readers who liked this type of genre.
Why are the villains in Covering the Sky all brainless?
Chen Dong's Shrouding the Heavens was a popular Xianxia novel that was loved by readers. The story took place in a prosperous era, and the protagonist embarked on an invincible path in this era. This novel can be read on Qidian Chinese website, or read and listen to the book through Qidian reading app. Now, listening to books at Qidian can also receive the benefits of experience membership! The Qidian Reading App provided genuine books and audio. The male protagonist, Ye Fan, was a black-bellied but righteous person. He had an invincible belief and would definitely repay those who had been indebted to him. The female lead, Ji Ziyue, had a romantic personality. She had been waiting for Ye Fan in the Immortal Realm for a million years.
Was there a novel where the male and female protagonists weren't lovers?
I recommend "Fated Love: I Love You", a modern romance novel about urban life. The novel was about the male and female protagonists who met and fell in love by chance. They experienced many difficulties, but they were not lovers. In addition,"Maybe That's Not Love" was also a modern romance novel. The male and female protagonists had been friends for nine years, but there was no romantic relationship. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
If it weren't a Mary Sue novel,
Non-Mary Sue novels are recommended as follows: 1 The Great Gatsby (United States) Scott Itzgerald's book talks about the prosperity and decline of American society in the 1920s. The Chinese novel of the Stone Age was a novel about the feudal society of China in the Qing Dynasty. It was also one of the greatest novels in the history of Chinese literature. The Hundred Years of Solitude was a magical realism novel by Garcia Márquez, which told the story of wars and families in Colombia's 100-year history. The War and Peace was a war novel by Tolstoy, describing the life and war of the Russian aristocracy in the early 19th century. "To Live" is a story about the life experience of an ordinary farmer in China. It reflects the poverty, suffering, kindness and strength of human nature in China's rural areas. These novels were all classic works of literature, with profound thoughts and cultural implications that were worth reading.
Why weren't there any novels about villains giving birth? Despair. Do you know?
Not all novels had a plot where the villain gave birth to a child. It depended on the intention and style of the novel. In some novels, the villain may be the ultimate goal, and their plans and actions run through the entire story, and having children may be part of the villain's goal. However, in other novels, villains may only exist to achieve certain goals, and their motives and goals will not cause them to have children. In addition, the villains in the novel may be restricted from having children, which may also affect their plans and actions. Therefore, novels that did not have villains giving birth to children could be due to different writing intentions and styles, or because of the special settings of the villains.
Weren't there other generals?
Regarding this question, I understand that there are indeed more than seven generals in the main characters of Soul Street. There are also some hidden generals. If you like this type of novel, I can recommend the Infinite Soul Suppressing System to you. Its plot is also very interesting. The main character can suppress the undead of the heavens, infinitely strengthen his attributes, start a journey to the myriad worlds, and conquer all kinds of two-dimensional worlds. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Which novel protagonists were very powerful, and there weren't many female protagonists, and they weren't urban?
I recommend the following novels to you: [Prop Master: The protagonist has obtained the ability of props from anime. He can roam freely in the other world and fight monsters invincible.] "Protagonists Everywhere: The Villain Is Myself": The protagonist became a villain after transmigrating, but he was fearless and his counterattack was gorgeous. [Immortal World Livestream Guide: Cultivation students with special abilities roam freely in the city; "Quick Wear Strategy: Villain, Please Don't Be Dark": The female protagonist has the ability to travel through time and save the villains in various worlds. She is invincible and walks the world. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~
Please recommend a novel that isn't a brainless novel.
"I recommend" The Boundless Road to Longevity ". This book is a Xianxia novel. The plot is compact and logical. It won't be brain-dead. It's not a novella either. It suits your taste. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Are there anime that weren't manga first?
Definitely. 'Cowboy Bebop' is a notable anime that wasn't a manga first. It has its own distinct style and story that was developed specifically for the anime medium.