Female-dominant Worlds, Strong Female Leads, and Political Intrigue. Please Recommend Some, Everyone! I'm in a Reading Slump.
Looking for books similar to Remember to Pamper Your Husband in a Matriarchal Society, or He'll Get Angry. Are there any stories set in a matriarchal society with a powerful female lead, preferably involving political intrigue? The female lead should be highly intelligent, rational, calm, and composed, advancing step by step from princess to the throne through careful plotting?! [Reference below ↓ This book is exceptionally well written
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What an offbeat article, first person, novel in genre, why not do as the Romans do. Author, I support you
The author opens up the deep and shallow side of emotions with a true and profound original perspective. We always love to pursue the emotional world in fantasy, but in the end we return to the real world and reincarnate... Thinking of that luck, is the heroine An Ran's choice not an ending? After reading it, I was also confused. It was more of a relief after feeling the author's great concern for reality. (An Ran) Perhaps this is what the author wants to convey. In the original text, the prince is not with the heroine. It has nothing to do with the cultural background of the times, but only personal choices and choices in the context of the general environment... This book is the most rational novel I have ever read that can express the rational present. This novel is not recommended for emotionally fragile little cuties, and it is not recommended for little cuties who want to eat sweets.
Fortunately, the woman I fell in love with was indeed extraordinary. Her unique insights drove away my gloom, but also made me yearn for her even more deeply.
This is the first time I've seen a heroine wish that the heroine took two people at the same time. Well! Pity
It's very confusing to use the first person. It's okay. I'll just read it to pass the time. It would be better if I wrote another chapter to summarize it.
Pretty good, but a little sad
It's very interesting. The author's writing style is very good. The dialogues and side stories are humorous. I like it very much.
This book really makes me sad, I'm afraid I won't be able to get out of it in the near future
Everyone wants to do what they want and do whatever they want, but no one can do what they want because we humans , after all, there will still be desires, there will be bonds, there will always be those thoughts, the contradictions are terrible, we all have to do multiple-choice questions, right?
The writing is very good and the writing style is very touching.