Original sentence: Action-adventure fiction, traditionally (but no longer exclusively) aimed at male readers, features physical action and violence, often around a quest or military-style mission set in exotic or forbidding locales such as jungles, deserts, or mountains.Many post-feminist works such as The Librarian series even feature (conventionally attractive) women in roles more traditionally reserved for males, such as heroic bodyguards, though the femme fatale is still a notably frequent archetype in the genre.Stories often include elements of technology, weapons, and other hardware, but may also include unarmed combat.The conflict typically involves commandos, mercenaries, terrorists, smugglers, pirates, spies and the like.The genre is still largely aimed towards a male audience (for example, the James Bond series is often categorized as action-adventure), but it also commonly includes female characters in active "action" roles, the most famous examples being the Bond Girls from the James Bond series, who are often just as capable in combat or weapons handling as their male counterparts
Edited sentence: Action-adventure fiction, appealing mainly to male readers, feature physical action and violence, often around a quest or military-style mission set in exotic or forbidding locales such as jungles, deserts, or mountains.Stories include elements of technology, weapons, and other hardware.The conflict typically involves commandos, mercenaries, terrorists, smugglers, pirates, and the like