Male Protagonist Novels & Stories

Kali shakes her head but still agrees “Sounds like something he would say for sure” We keep talking for a while until the call from dad gets connected his head filling the laptop screen. “My little pups” Our father is the epitome of an Alpha male. He is dominant, confident, and an assertive man. He has a strong and muscular build, with a confident and commanding posture. He is also very handsome and well-groomed and put-together and likes fashionable clothing unlike uncle Maddox who is almost always covered up with dirt, sweat or blood. “We are not pups” Kali scoffs but the smile never leaves her mouth.

~ Two hours earlier ~ Malachi almost felt skinny next to the bulky mass of muscle. Almost, but he knew his own strengths. And they weren't in brawn like what most of the older warriors possessed. No, the young Alpha liked to think of himself as fair, unprejudiced, smart, and quick thinking. He made good decisions for the pack, having everyone in mind when deciding the courses of action. Not unlike the traits that all Alphas had, including what his father was like, Malachi was strict and determined.

He wanted to fire back at their lewd words, but he held back himself knowing that the assessment would be an avenue to show them what an ousted Omega was capable of doing. When it was finally his turn. He was glad that his sparing partner was one of the males, who had insulted his family. Iver moved with precision, every blow and strike, honed from the years of surviving his family's harsh brutalities. From the edge of the field, Faiz the alpha king watched keenly, the same male, who had saved him from the arrow, yet defied him, was now on his turf. His body as if remembering what had happened, stiffened delectably at the memory.

I didn't know I had that effect on him. "I don't know how to explain it, but this happens every time you look at me." He chuckled and pulled up his pants again. We stayed quiet for a little while until he took my phone and scrolled through the main male character of the K-drama I had just watched. "Baby girl, are you sure this guy is your type?" he asked. "Yup," I answered in affirmation. The male lead was older, gentle, kind of like a prince charming - having the same aura as Rai, to be exact; all my exes had the same outer appearance. Gentle and kind, even Jeremiah looked gentle. Only Damian was different.

"The really trashy ones with shirtless men on the covers and plots that make no logical sense." "Why is that embarrassing?" "Because they're ridiculous. The heroes are always billionaires or dukes or Navy SEALs who are mysteriously available and emotionally articulate." "And you don't think that exists in real life?" "I think real life is messier. More complicated. Real men have baggage and communication issues and don't always know the right thing to say." Something flickered across his face. "Speaking from experience?" I took a long sip of wine. "Maybe." "The Italian man?" I nearly choked. "What?"

He said to me in private, "Someone of Lord Gifford's caliber could bring peace to the realm." "How do you compare to him?" I asked. He smiled easily. "I'm far inferior to him." Yikes! Was this part of the plot armor that protected the protagonists? Speaking of protagonists… I did the math and realized that this world's female protagonist would be showing up soon. Once that happened, every man in the book with a name would probably fall for her. I was an experienced female protagonist myself, so I decided to quickly secure the men I could. … I wanted to start with Derrick. He was a character with the easiest difficulty.

Not very respectful towards women. Gideon - Brute force fighter, trustworthy and systematic. Not the best teacher. Good with people, kind to women and children. Protective nature. Magnar - Strong and technical. Young but ambitious, not yet proven himself in battle. Sturdy and calm. Kind and respectful. Magnar is underlined. Seemingly this would have been his top pick. I hesitate. None of them are mentioned as strategic. But that wasn’t strictly necessary. Janus and I could do the strategy part. “ He was looking for someone he could trust, with the younger warriors and the girls,” Gunther remarks.

“The heat drove a lot of males into rut, and those with mates were fortunate enough. How did you deal with yours? Did you summon any…” “I am okay, Alpha.” “Are you, really?” “You know I don’t get affected by these things,” he said curtly. “Heat is not something you just ignore.” “Darius…” his voice dropped, so quietly that I had to raise my head to meet his eyes. Then, I saw again for the second time again the weight this male carried. Ronan was the strongest male I had ever known. Carved from discipline, secrets, and steel. He walked like someone who had survived ten lifetimes, yet he had never once shown a weakness strong enough for anyone to understand him.

"Not a powerful character, this person is a university security guard, but he has some real skills under his hands, and seems to understand a bit of Yin and Yang magic, look at me. This bodyguard was actually a retired special forces soldier. His arm was broken by that security guard's punch. Allen was really helpless, so he asked for the Waldo Roy Wizard." Waldo Roy Wizard raised his head and glanced at Big Bear, who was as strong as a buffalo, his face changed slightly, and he spoke in a deep voice. "To be able to break that brother's arm with one punch. This method is at least at the top level of the domestic martial arts level. It seems that he is indeed not a simple character."

Sure, he'd get a little mad at the situation, but he's a man of reason nonetheless. (*Originally alpha male: this is the word for male personality type. A person who is confident, attractive to women, easy to approach, has leadership qualities and wide social connections, belongs to the type of person who likes to show off. Slightly opposite to beta male: less open and attractive to women, more inclined to intellectual activities.)