Underestimated Protagonist Novels & Stories

“You were incredibly lucky, Winter. You’ve done a few dumb things before, but this I think will take the cake. For many years to come.” “I would love to say I had thought it through but…” I tapped my finger against the steering wheel. “…I didn’t. I just thought that people were going to get hurt. Businesses were shut down, the entire week everyone was scared. No one would tell us anything and we were all afraid. If I could stop it…knowing his obsession with me…” Mr. St James leaned against the dashboard, his cheek pressing on the leather as he looked at me. “It was incredibly stupid. You underestimated your opponent.”

“Long before they were even aware that they had entered a conflict.” Lucas let out a short, humorless laugh, the sound lacking any real amusement. “And we simply allowed them to walk into it.” “Yes.” I replied He shook his head slowly, disbelief still evident in his expression. “They truly did not see it coming, did they?” Lucas asked “No,” I said. “Because they believed they were the ones in control.” That had always been their greatest miscalculation. It was not that they underestimated me but that they overestimated themselves. Lucas moved toward the table and leaned against it, his posture finally loosening, though only slightly, as though his body was beginning to accept what his mind s

“I told him we were proceeding.” “And him,” Ryan said. “He’ll proceed,” Kai said. “He’s not stupid. But he asked the question.” Another pause. “I’ve been in this city for eight years. I’ve operated beside dangerous people and against dangerous people and I’ve made accurate assessments of most of them.” His voice was level but something underneath it was working. “I underestimated you.” Ryan said nothing. “Not tactically,” Kai said. “I understood your tactical capability. I underestimated the personal dimension. What you’re willing to do and how fast you’re willing to do it when something matters to you.” A beat. “I won’t make that mistake again.”

Every choice made in the dark when it would have been easier not to make it. He had mapped our limits. Predicted we would fail under pressure. Built his entire strategy around a version of us that no longer existed. We were not what he had designed his plan around. Not what he thought he could control. We were something he had underestimated from the moment he first decided she was a variable he could use—and that mistake was the one we had been moving toward correcting ever since. ****

Repeatedly, he kept overestimating his self-control and underestimating his baby’s allure! Just look at this little temptress, staying put inside his arms very obediently; he was even taking the opportunity to tickle him with his soft little snout as if asking to be spoiled! He was a hot-blooded man, not a Buddha! Author Note For you guys who are wondering how long this arc will be… uh… even if I told you, my chapter/word estimates have proven to be extremely unreliable… I think we are 80% over with the arc, but I also thought that two months ago… 😅

She had to repeat the class twice because of this. No, not I went the wrong way, it was them. "Don't look like that, she doesn't mean it," said Uncle Roderick at some point. "She's just afraid that something might happen to you." “But nothing will happen to me.” I put a bitten bread back on the plate and ran my fingers over the title of my book. Proles - The changing nature. “After all, that's what I train so much for. I work harder than anyone else and I am the best in my group. I am the best at everything and I will continue to be. "

Jasper knew that his scheming father had just suffered from Jenson’s little trick, so he was somewhat looking down on his illegitimate brother for underestimating the enemy. Perhaps he had taken into account their relationship, so Jasper kindly warned Joshua, “Don’t underestimate him. He’s more two-faced and ruthless than his father.” Joshua frowned with disbelief when he heard this, saying, “That’s merely a rumor. A 15-year-old child still has limited experience, after all. He’s still very simple-minded.”

Protagonist is destined to be a successful man when he grows up. "You are that confident with him?" "Of course! As my chosen Mr. Protagonist, I am pretty sure that he can do that! A protagonist like him can surely succeed and solve every problem and obstacle he will be facing with ease in the future!" Dr. Calvin looked at Rhianne who was currently smiling while sharing these thoughts with him. He can already guessed what other thoughts are playing inside her head. To be honest, he didn't expect it to be like this. Calvin originally thought that the two children are just having a childish fight and Rhianne was not willing to talked with Tristan until she was satisfied.

"Well, I couldn't stop Aloisia." "What makes you think that I could stop Dante, Aloisia, Kaige, or that airhead?" I glare at him. "I don't understand why I had such bad luck in the novel. I freaking got hit by a bolt of lightning." "A protagonist must have obstacles. Bad luck is one of them," Harvey tells me lazily. "Well, how will the story progress if the protagonist doesn't have bad luck?" What kind of shitty logic is that? "I thought that the protagonist was Viessa."

Cadell Marcus was too lazy to respond, too lazy to explain his relationship with Xania Brown, and how afraid he was of him. This Harding Arnold was unable to give up, because Cadell Marcus could see that he was not the type of person willing to settle things. He will definitely come looking for me, but will Cadell Marcus be afraid? Obviously not. There is a good saying, even if are talented and courageous, at the age of 20 are already a leader of three strikers, learning the magic of God Wind alone to save the heavens and people, this is the trick of the heavens, why are you afraid of one thing?