Transmigrating to a Matriarchal World: From the Start, I’m Hired as Someone’s Beloved

Is it okay to give your own book a five-star review? [Laughs crookedly] Also, the cover is almost the image of Ji Yumo.

Seeing that there are nobles, demons, and awakened people in this world, there is no unified country or political power. The description of this world is full of contradictions. The contradiction between monsters and humans, the contradiction between awakened people and ordinary people, the contradiction between nobles and common people, the contradiction between city-states and city-states. At first, I thought this novel was mainly about these contradictions, but now I see it. . . . It's exactly what the author said in the introduction: just like ordinary novels

Very excellent work! Perfectly in line with the logic of the novel about women. The author's excellent writing style and excellent ideas converge in this work to produce an effect where one plus one is far greater than two! Five stars are worthy of the name_(:з∠)_Come on! I'm optimistic about you! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

Quite interesting I quite like Elena. Although the forced kiss and rumors are indeed confusing, they are not unacceptable. The bitchy mouth behind the protagonist seems to match Elena well. If the male protagonist's other half is someone else in the future, I hope there will be a sequel to Elena's line. By the way, I hope that in the future we won't make Japanese special effects movies that rely on misunderstandings to drive the plot. It really makes my stomach hurt when I watch it, and I feel like I'm already heading towards this. .

It has a Western fantasy flavor, but the language is not too Western, and you can see the kind of irregularity that belongs to Tomato. The language is humorous, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the combat power is better controlled. There will be no "magic book" like Tomato that explodes at the beginning. Although it has a bit of a Western fantasy feel, the character creation is still quite qualified, leaning towards a more dramatic and distinctive character, rather than a realistic and authentic character. Overall it's good. Tomato Upstream is for leisure and worth reading. Then this book only focuses on the heroine in the early stage, and the later stage is about super powers.

Why is the rating so low? It's a low-scoring masterpiece with some reality. Some readers may not be able to stand it. They were beaten hard enough in reality and have to be beaten again here [laughing and crying]

I feel like I've read this book somewhere.

Anyway, I didn't expect it. I was just watching the daily routine, but unexpectedly I suddenly became excited.

There's not much else to say except that it's short.

I originally wanted to score points. But the author is afraid that the score will be too low and he will quit. [Sinister smile]