Which manga protagonist looked like an otaku when he wore glasses, but when he took off his glasses, he looked handsome?
I recommend a novel called "Becoming a Manga Tentacles and Starting From Baldness". The main character of this novel, Lin Xuan, was originally an out-and-out otaku. However, after he accidentally obtained the manga system, he became a manga tycoon through continuous hard work. At first, he was an inconspicuous bespectacled otaku, but after becoming a manga artist, he became more and more charming. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend a romance manga where the male lead is not handsome when he wears glasses, but becomes a handsome man when he takes them off.
I recommend "Manga Craze" to you. The male lead is a founder of Xianxia and a genre. He's not handsome when he wears glasses and looks very old-fashioned, but when he takes off his glasses, he becomes a handsome man! In addition, this book is also a fantasy novel. You might be interested in it. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
The protagonist had three identities when he wore glasses and when he did not. He should be a student, a singer, a boxer, or an assassin.
It was common for the protagonist to have three identities when he wore glasses and when he did not wear glasses. It depended on the plot of the novel and the character of the protagonist. Some novels might have the protagonist wear glasses or not wear glasses on different occasions to highlight the protagonist's changes and personality traits. If the novel provided different identities of the protagonist when he wore glasses and when he did not wear glasses, then the changes in these identities and the development of the plot could be considered according to the protagonist's personality, experience, goals, and other factors. For example, the protagonist might be an ordinary student in school but in a critical moment he might become an excellent killer; or he might be a singer but under threat or pressure he might give up music and become a student again. The change of the protagonist's identity was an important element in a novel. It could help readers better understand the protagonist's personality, goals, and actions. It could also increase the tension and interest of the plot.
Was there a novel similar to " Beautiful Youth " where the male protagonist was extremely handsome and mesmerizing. In the beginning, he wore glasses or hid his appearance, but later he took them off?
I recommend the novel,"Quickly Wear the Sick Girl and Turn Left". The male lead was extremely charming and was definitely a peerless handsome man. In the early stages, he wore glasses to hide his appearance. Later, the female lead took off his glasses and saw his handsome face clearly. If you like this type of novel, you might as well read it. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
Please recommend a novel in which the female protagonist is a conservative type. The male protagonist often wears glasses, but when he takes off his glasses, he will have a different personality.
😋I recommend I Became a Bug in Mysterious Recovery to you. The male lead of this book, Qi Meng, usually wore a monocle, but when he took off his monocle, he would have a completely different personality. The female lead was very conservative. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Which male protagonist in the novel looked like a beggar when he returned?
The male protagonist of the book " Divine Wilderness Era " returned like a beggar.
Who might help Harry when he loses his glasses in the 'Harry Loses His Glasses' fanfiction?
His friends, Hermione and Ron, would surely help. Hermione with her intelligence and Ron with his loyalty.
What Japanese dramas or movies had the male lead look ugly when he wore glasses, but look handsome after taking them off and become an actor?
Recently, he felt that it was clearly that word when he read, but when he looked carefully, it wasn't. Was there something wrong with his brain?
Reading with typos did not necessarily mean that there was something wrong with the brain. Sometimes, we may make typos when reading because of negligence or lack of concentration. Besides, reading is a skill that requires a lot of practice. Only by constantly reading can we improve our reading level and recognition ability. If you read frequently and often find that you have typos, you can check your reading environment, such as changing the paper, enlarging the font, and so on. In addition, you can try to use a proofreading tool to check your reading results. This will help to avoid typos.
At first, Fan Xian looked ugly, but the more he looked, the better he looked.
At first, Fan Xian was ugly, but the more he looked, the better he looked. Perhaps it was because Fan Xian's image and charisma in the play gradually emerged, making the audience have a good impression of him. Although he might have felt that his appearance was ordinary at first, as the plot developed, Fan Xian's intelligence, integrity, courage, and persistence in justice gradually revealed themselves, allowing the audience to have a new understanding of his image. In addition, Fan Xian's growth and struggle in the drama also made people admire and like him. In short, at first glance, Fan Xian might think he was ugly, but as the plot progressed, his charm gradually appeared, making people think he was more and more good-looking.
Why was it that in novels, the son-in-law was looked down upon by his wife when he was poor, but he still stayed there when he had power?
A son-in-law was a man who joined the woman's family as a man in the marriage market and relied on marriage to obtain property and status. In many novels, a son-in-law was often looked down upon by his wife's family because they did not bear the family responsibilities and obligations like traditional men but relied on marriage to obtain status and property. However, when the son-in-law gained enough wealth and status in the marriage market, they would often return to their wives and families and continue to play the role of family to maintain family harmony. This was because the role of a live-in son-in-law in the marriage market was often to join the family in order to obtain status and wealth, rather than to maintain the family role in order to maintain the marriage relationship. Therefore, when the son-in-law obtained enough wealth and status, they were more willing to maintain the stability and harmony of the marriage rather than abandoning their wife and family for their own interests.