Build a Nation of Women

Do you know? , I didn't understand

How many male protagonists are there?

My male protagonist 12345, you guys died so miserably.

It seems that only one person has been with the heroine the longest

They should all be men, normal girls wouldn't read this...

Good plot, rich emotional expression, recommended

The male protagonists have distinct personalities, their character settings are novel and unconventional, and they have their own pursuits. The character development is not entirely centered around the female protagonist and is relatively independent. The heroine is a growth type, not a background board or a camera. She has shortcomings but does not hide her strengths. The emotional line is complete, natural, and described very delicately. Personally, I think this article is more about women than a reverse harem. The story of the bond between the protagonist and multiple male protagonists. What upset me the most was Zhao Qian's death. I thought he might die of illness, die for revenge, die for the heroine, be assassinated, sacrifice... But I didn't expect to die at the hands of his most respected mother. His revenge was ultimately for his family, but he was harmed by them! The world is really unpredictable and people's hearts are unpredictable. Also, the emotional line between him and the heroine is too sad, and there doesn't seem to be much sweetness in it. When he died, only the heroine cared about him the most. His family harmed him, and his love rival was happy for his death (because he held a very important place in the heroine's heart). Because of this character, there was a time when I only watched 1V1 when watching female novels. Finally, let's talk about the heroine. The heroine is not the kind of person with extraordinary intelligence, but she has a brain. It is not that rationality is supreme, that the country is important rather than the beauty, that it is passive, and that it is purely using people. Pay more attention to feelings, but don't delay your career. Flesh and blood, not indifferent. In the early stage, he was adventurous, high-spirited, and a little nymphomaniac, but later he became tough and mature, with some vicissitudes of life. Personally, I think the most eye-catching aspect of the novel is the creation of characters. Whether they are protagonists, supporting characters, villains, cannon fodder, or characters who only appear once or twice, their character traits are all very obvious. The worldview setting is also very interesting, and the social system, ideology, customs and customs are described reasonably. Interested book lovers can take a look. If you can't stand it or don't like it, don't force it. Everyone's taste is different. There are things I don't like about this book, but I can keep reading.

Not bad, I quite like it

I'm really convinced.

But I read it carefully