Female Majesty: Start Posting from Today

There is nothing wrong with the writing and plot. Tang Ya and Xiao Jin have renewed their relationship. In the previous life, Xiao Jin fell in love with each other, and in this life, Tang Ya fell in love with each other. □□One of the first few pictures is really poisonous: ☄1. The background is a female-dominated world, and it is explained that a grand battle caused the male-female ratio to reverse. Later, it was said that the physical gap between men and women is nine times. No matter how you fight the war, you can't mutate human beings. With such a serious physical gap between men and women, even before the war started, it is estimated that the status of boys must be inferior to girls, not to mention that before the war, there were more boys than girls, which would be even more devalued. Now it doesn't seem to be a big problem, and it's acceptable, but if you want the book to go further, I suggest you deal with it; ☄2. What can I say about the early plot? It feels like the entire college environment is like a hot-blooded college @...@. The school discipline is so chaotic that it is almost impossible to control it. The teacher is so blatantly aggressive in class that the teacher has no ability to solve it, which is very unreasonable; ☄3. The plot of the male protagonist when he first transferred to school made me have the illusion of watching Yuan... Ahem... Japanese comics. In addition, from an outsider's perspective, the behavior of the male protagonist when he first entered the classroom was indeed suspicious of green tea. □□After listing so many shortcomings, you may be curious about how I will continue reading. In fact, these small problems are not worth mentioning to me. I like the story of this book, and I do not rule out that there may be a bloody plot that people will not like in the future. But for now, I like the protagonist's unswerving persistence. Since I learned the news about her, I couldn't wait to transfer to the same school, the same class, and the same desk as her. He was also very frank about his purpose towards the heroine, without concealing anything. He exchanged sincerity for sincerity, and was willing to go to a smoky Internet cafe for her to play with her, even if he didn't know what to play on the computer. He was willing to use his body to block beer bottles in critical moments, even if he knew that his physical fitness was very poor. He truly achieved "Love what you love, do what you do, fall in love with you, and end with you😽".

Don't give up, author, happy National Day

By the way, why is a boy's name actually a girl? I'm really speechless.

I have been reading books for almost ten years, but I can't stand this one. It's too toxic.

The background is that major battles led to a reduction in the proportion of men and the emergence of a feminist society. But why did men's power weaken?

I seriously doubt that the person who wrote this book is a female student under 14 years old and has some romance novels in her head.