The male and female protagonists in novels have to have their surnames mixed.

It's best if it's cold
Or the format could be like those names in foreign countries, which could be a combination of words made up by oneself.

Answer 1

The male and female protagonists in novels usually needed to be named together with their surnames to reflect the family inheritance and uniqueness. The following are some common names for men and women:

Man's name:

1 Lin Feng (Lin Feng), which meant "the elite of the mountain."
2 Murong Bing (wàn shbīng): Meaning "White Murong", meaning pure and noble.
3 Xiao Yan (xiāo huīi): Meaning 'burning flame' meaning passionate and unrestrained.
4 Duan Yu (dàn): It means "the reputation of the peak", which means noble honor.
5. Linghu Chong, which means "Invincible East", means mysterious and powerful.

Woman's Name:

1 Mengqi (mèng qée): It means "beautiful dream", which means soft and beautiful.
2 Zi Xuan (zxu n): It means "purple day lily", which means noble and elegant.
3 Yingying (yíng yíng): It means "clear and bright", which means fresh and pure.
4. Yan Er (yàn ér): Meaning "Flying wild geese", meaning freedom and unrestrained.
5 Mengting (mèng tíng): Meaning "beautiful dream", meaning soft and elegant.