In a Female-Dominated World, the Demon Dragon Needn't Follow Unspoken Rules

To put it bluntly, this is a gender reversal, not a status reversal. The fact that the male protagonist wasn't raped is entirely thanks to the author.

It feels like watching the male lead interact with a bunch of men. Even in a matriarchal society, the women don't seem to have any femininity at all. #(So sad)

What does the label "No female protagonists are virgins" mean? Does it mean all the female protagonists have been violated by others?

At the beginning, the protagonist's family conducts obedience tests every day. How does he manage to gather followers everywhere without dying?

Is it almost over? The pacing has been way too fast lately, with all these new characters. The last one died before it was even properly developed, and the people around the protagonist haven't grown at all—they're just like accessories. #(So sad) They should really focus on the interactions and growth of the protagonist and his subordinates.

Wow, this book is still alive!

Can this really be labeled as a good book that isn't popular?

There seem to be so few people left! #(Dizzy)

When did this book come back to life?

It's a level below average, but it suits my taste perfectly. I've subscribed to the whole thing to show my support. Congratulations on your next book being even better!