Please recommend a normal urban novel in which the villain would not use extreme methods, such as hitting, killing, or framing people, just because he could not get the female protagonist.
😋I recommend to you "I Just Want to Be a Good Villain". It's a novel about the city and supernatural powers. The protagonist finds out that he has become the villain at the beginning, but he's not like other novels where he's brainless enough to frame someone for a girl. He just wants to go home and experience university life. The villain in this book was more realistic. He was an ordinary person without excessive selfishness or ambition. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
In modern romance novels, would the male protagonist use extreme means to get the female protagonist, or even imprison the female protagonist in bed?
I have a novel that is very similar to this plot. It's called 'Gentle Prison'. In this story, the female protagonist, Yu Yueshuang, transmigrated into a Mary Sue novel and became the female villain. She imprisoned the male director, Nan Qing, but Ren Nan Qing kept resisting. Yu Yueshuang forced him more and more. Later, he turned the tables and threw Yu Yueshuang overseas to suffer. But in the end, Yu Yueshuang chose to let go and let the male protagonist go, but only if he was by her side. Ren Nanqing was skeptical at first, but he slowly realized that Yu Yueshuang doted on him to the heavens. It felt pretty good. This book was completely in line with the plot of the male protagonist locking himself in bed by hook or by crook in order to get the female protagonist. Moreover, it was the type of book about a wealthy family. He might as well read it and see if he liked it. I hope you like my recommendation.
Please recommend a novel in which the male protagonist is a normal person, but he does not know that he is a monster.
That's right. I recommend a novel called "Eastern Monster Academy." The male protagonist, Zhang Qi, thought that he was an ordinary person, but he found out that he was actually a monster of the Golden Crow lineage and entered an academy full of monsters. Throughout the story, the male protagonist had been trying to adapt to his environment and find his way home. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend a novel in which the protagonist is a villain.
I recommend the following novels to you, all of which are novels where the protagonist is the villain:😋 - "Villain Survival Code": The agent transmigrated to another world to become a villain and began a journey with a group of protagonists to eliminate demons, kill immortals, and kill Buddha. - "Plane Conqueror": The transmigrator Du Yu became the villain and used the God-level villain system to counterattack. - "The Supporting Female Boss Is the Villain": The supporting female character transmigrated to become the nemesis of the female protagonist of the Ultimate Boss. She and the villain BOSS began a journey of mutual abuse. - "The Female Villain's Professional Plan": The female protagonist and the villain will counterattack and create the worst and most powerful villain. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
He was looking for novel recommendations that could move people to the extreme.
I recommend 'I've become an emotionless evildoer' to you. On the one hand, this fantasy supernatural power novel had exciting plots such as mind control techniques and demonic supernatural powers. On the other hand, there were also emotional entanglements between the characters, and the discussion between loss and possession. It was very touching. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Did he get paid just because he signed a contract to write a novel?
After signing the contract, the author would receive a fee, but the amount of the fee might vary according to the type of work and platform. In addition, after signing the contract, they also had to abide by the platform's writing rules, such as the number of words, the frequency of updates, etc. If their performance was not good, they might be punished by the platform, including a reduction in royalties, a ban on accounts, etc. Therefore, before writing, one needed to understand the platform's contract signing standards and writing requirements and try their best to meet these requirements to increase their royalties.
Did he get paid just because he signed a contract to write a novel?
After signing a contract for a novel, they would usually receive some royalties. However, the specific amount and method may vary according to the type of work and platform. Generally speaking, after signing the contract, the author would mark the amount of royalties on the work and the platform would review and settle the work. However, some platforms may implement a policy of delaying or not paying the payment of royalties, so authors need to communicate with the platform and maintain a good cooperative relationship.
Killing to the extreme, dominating to the extreme, Dao to the extreme, which novel was it from?
The phrase 'killing to the extreme, dominating to the extreme, reaching the extreme of the Dao' should have first appeared in web novels. It was a concept in 'Battle Through the Heavens' that was used to describe the level that Xiao Yan had reached during his training. This concept was widely used and had been quoted in other novels.
Please recommend a novel in which the female protagonist eventually becomes the villain.
The main character of the book, Ling Wei, transmigrated to become a villain, but she didn't want to be bound by the plot and began to play freely. As a sci-fi space-time travel novel, the host, Ling Wei, needs to play the role of the villain in various worlds and become the worst and most powerful villain through her own efforts. At the same time, she had to find the truth, save the villain, and achieve her life goal. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Which novels could he recommend that would get better the more he read?
I recommend the following novels to you: 1. " Marvel: Shadow of Thunder " was a derivative Doujinshi novel by Master Qinggui. Although it was not written well in the early stages, it became more exciting as it went on. It was very suitable for Marvel fans to read. 2. " Building an Infinite Space " was a novel by Nan Lai Gao. Although it started slowly, the more you read, the more interesting it became. It was a world that contained ancient, Xianxia, high-level martial arts, supernatural, and technological styles. It was very attractive. 3. " A Thousand-Year-Old Female Corpse in the Shop " was a suspense novel by Medicine Master Qiyuan. The book was much better than the introduction. A lot of the content was not reflected in the introduction. It was very interesting and was a different kind of suspense novel. 4. " Fierce Woman and Noble Wife " was Yu Zhu's business and farming novel. It told the story of a servant girl's counterattack in the male chauvinistic society at that time. The plot was novel and very heartwarming. 5. " The Farmer's Girl's Counterattack on the Farm " was a business and farming novel written by Little Silk Dog. It described the daily life of a newly-wedded woman in her new home. It was very relaxed and happy. It was a very good novel for fighting in the house. I hope you like my recommendation.😗If you like my recommendations, please feel free to tell me.
Was there a novel in which the protagonist could turn people into vampires by killing them?
I recommend " Vampires in the Celestial World ". This book described the story of the protagonist being mistakenly killed by the reincarnation of the Thunder God's lover and then being used as a suicide poison by a vampire. He became the only vampire in the Celestial World and wandered around the Celestial World. Although it was not a direct answer to the type of novel mentioned in the question, it was an important point in the plot that the protagonist became a vampire. I hope you like my recommendation.😗