In a Matriarchal World: I Was Drafted into the Army on My Wedding Day

Which women are powerful and powerful, and how many hats will the protagonist wear? If all you encounter are virgins, this is poisonous in terms of women being superior to men and inferior to men. If it is not virgins, it is poisonous to male readers. If the author deliberately downplays this kind of plot and makes it ambiguous, it is very offensive. I also want to complain about something. Every time you travel through a world where women are superior to men, do you have to conform to the rules of this world? If it is cloaked in the guise of a novel about women being superior to men, but it is actually a novel about women, and the main character can be seen as a woman, then it is really **. This is why the literature about women is superior to men is niche. The questions I raised really appeal to 90% of readers. Why not write a novel about women being superior to men and inferiority to men? The concept of people in an era cannot be changed with just one or two sentences. You can be a hero in stories about women being superior to men, so that women in the novels about women being superior to men can see what a real man is.

Read the introduction: So why was a man from the world of women taken to join the army?

In the world of women, men enter the military camp Happy and complete, take off directly Is the protagonist still angry?

I just want to know why the heroine is captured by the heroine to join the army? What's he doing when he's the only man? It doesn't make any sense.

Just because of the conscription, the heroine was so moved by the hero. Are you a **? It's obvious that the male protagonist was forced into it, how stupid is the female protagonist? Can you improve your IQ a little bit?

Author, when you write about a heroine, you have to turn your thoughts upside down, think of yourself as a woman, and women as men. What you wrote is a bit too watery and not sensational enough. There is a novel about a fantasy heroine, which almost turned my mind upside down.

Still jealous? Who is the male protagonist? No system yet? Isn't that just a waste? People need to be self-aware. If a modern ordinary person travels to the past and has no system, Goldfinger is a waste~~ And a man should not act like a female channel and act in a romantic drama? ~~

In a world of female supremacy, it is actually the male protagonist who is captured as a soldier? Instead of the male lead and his wife? What's more, the soldiers are all women, so why is there only one man? Oh, he just pretended to be coquettish among women and pretended to be single-minded? Isn't this a harem story? At most, the villains are written as women, and most of the people in high positions are women. How is it different from other young men?

Regarding Chapter 3 of "Women Are Supreme in the World: On the Day of Marriage, I Was Captured to Join the Army" written by Australopithecus Bei: Before consummating the marriage, I was captured to join the army? (Please give me flowers, please give me monthly votes, and please give me evaluation votes) Chapter review.

How blind are the conscripts? They couldn't tell that this was a man. Only in Chapter 6 did they realize that this was a female protagonist. Could you please stop making it so stupid? Do you want to describe a silly and sweet male protagonist?