I Am Cultivating Immortality in the World of Female Lords

Things start to change in the next 60 chapters or so, and the character of the little woman in reality is inadvertently written out among the feminism! In fact, the female statue is easy to understand. Just think about it by replacing the real men and women, and then change it to the ancient timeline. It is impossible for the author to change the world structure because it is deeply rooted! Unless the author writes that the protagonist has invincible strength, and then protects men, slowly changing the status of men, and then setting up laws and regulations for gender equality, which will change the pattern a little, you have to say that it is impossible to change women's personalities and behaviors! Is the author whimsical?

If you are just cultivating immortality, why should you set a goal of changing the world? It's a bit unreal.

It's just that the ending is too hasty. I hope to see the author release a new product!

It's quite explosive. It's like a woman traveled back in time to modern times. When she meets a woman, she says she's unfeminine. Women should have three husbands and four concubines. She instigates women. She tells her half-boyfriend that she wants to have a harem in the future. A simple handsome man should be included in the harem. Then when he sees other people's family affairs, he goes up to the woman and slaps her. He said something to embarrass women. It's embarrassing just thinking about it. The protagonist is written as if he has no brains and has no strength to dictate.

Each chapter can make you look forward to the next chapter

Why are there illegitimate children in the world of women? Doesn't he himself know whose belly it came out of?

Yes, there is potential.

It's not bad, come on, author.

What the hell, it doesn't smell right, it's just member trash