Matriarchy: The Powerhouse Behind the Scenes

It's beautiful. Why are there so few people?

It's pretty good-looking, and the writing is better than most female heroes.

It's pretty good, it doesn't feature green tea like other books. There is no pretentious performance, the male protagonist has true love for the female protagonist. He is willing to pay for the heroine and consider the heroine. He is a good husband and father in the true sense. This book is really a breath of fresh air here, I hope the author can continue to maintain this style. After reading it, I don't think it's toxic at all, and it's worth watching.

Writing is all about writing, but some common sense mistakes are really troublesome. The author can put himself into a female character and then enter the male-dominated world. It needs to be immersed so that he can understand some dos and don'ts. Then he can check more about the lifestyle and rules of the patriarchal society and other aspects. Writing a novel can't just rely on thinking. Sometimes it has to be in-depth, as if he has truly traveled through time and personally experienced the exploitation of social status. In fact, many inadvertent little things are reflected in it. It is the beginning of a catastrophe. If the male protagonist is too casual and there is no theory of cause and effect, there will be a lack of realism, and it will appear that the things in life are just trivial things, lacking something truly attractive and unique. After all, the article is novel only if it is interesting (this subject matter is not bad). The above is my personal suggestion. If you feel it is offensive, please forgive me; of course, when writing a novel, you must first make yourself happy, and then strive to make readers happy reading the novel. Come on, author.

It's a new book, I think it's quite interesting. Li Tao is my favorite character at the moment (mainly for being ruthless), and the plot is also good. I started to get high at the end [laughing evilly]. The only regret is that Li Tao is not the first one [poke] [poke]

It's pretty good and worth watching. My overall rating is 8.2 To 8.3. ① The ending is a bit sloppy, so I finished it while listening. I stayed up all night watching it, ② if I listened, it was easy to get the character names confused. It's easy to get confused when listening, which is also a drawback, so I finished reading it while listening. The plot is quite innovative. Two major shortcomings, low rating. I think it's mainly the second reason! Suggestion. Listen in multiples of 1.1. Otherwise, listen and watch at the same time, otherwise it will really waste your time. I listened and watched at the same time. I feel like it's well written. There is another one ③ So far, this is the book with the most typos that I have read [smile]

1. If the female protagonist returns as the king, will she still accept the male protagonist? Will she not have any grudges? 2. I guess this female bandit will burp in the later stages. Let's just say that the male protagonist doesn't have his own power now. He is really more girly than TM girls now. I don't know where your development is going, but at least the male protagonist has passed through it, and he has been assimilated so quickly? The young man Zeng Xu Ling Yunzhi, regarded as the best in the world. Now that you don't have your own power, it's really hard to match the title of your book with the words of a female protagonist. (I don't think the Three Emperors and Li Tao are the male protagonist's forces. On the contrary, the male protagonist is just a hermit crab now.)

Excellent, it would be annoying if a woman was forced to do business, but if it were a man, it would be great

Hopefully it won't be a single female protagonist. I feel like it's a pity to miss everyone the protagonist meets (not sure if it's the harem). From Chen Yuyan at the beginning to now telling the story about Li Tao and the third princess and the protagonist's change in attitude towards the two, it's normal. I hope the author will be merciful, don't use the knife, and keep all the harem.

It's a very interesting book. When I read some storylines, I always have the illusion that men and women are reversed, and the male protagonist is always replaced by a weak and cute female protagonist. I always feel like I'm reading a female novel. Sometimes, I find that people are changeable, and that's true. For example, the encounter between Chen Yuyan and the male protagonist is very real. Even if the author writes that the female protagonist has a love affair, I can understand it. After all, this kind of uncertain and unspeakable experience, fate pushes them forward. People are moving forward, and beauty always stays in the past.