In a Matriarchal World, I’m Immortal

I seem to have read this book before, and the sense of déjà vu is too strong.

I rarely comment, but I still want to ask what the meaning is. As a niche female figure, what is her niche point? Why is it that psychology is male, but it prefers female style? Why do you want to maintain a masculine style, but write in a feminine style? Female deities shouldn't be like this. Male deities and female deities are obviously similar, so why write them down~ Simply asking.

I just saw the latest one. It's pretty good, but it's not good enough. The author still needs to work harder. Will this book have a female protagonist? If so, I hope it's single

I think I've read this book, mainly because there's a section where someone fell down and a bunch of people gossiped...

No, it's so uncomfortable~ Why hasn't it been updated yet? I really like this. Among so many novels, this is the only one where the protagonist perfectly fits my image of an immortal. The protagonist's attitude of never falling in love with anyone easily and his indifferent mood are already much better than the protagonists in a bunch of other immortality novels. The others are so pretty that they can't walk and they still write immortality novels. I feel like a total loser. This one is really cool. Why did it end? It's so uncomfortable. I'm back again. I read the latest chapter of a novel on the bookshelf today, and the character fell apart again. Why would the aloof male protagonist, who had been foreshadowed for dozens of novels, suddenly attack someone he had known for less than a few days, take the initiative to hold hands and kiss, and then I thought of the book left on the bookshelf. I came back and read it again and it still felt good and comfortable. Dear friends, do you have any recommendations for stories about male protagonists similar to this book? I'm really not picky about the type of writing. The main reason is that many of the characters are broken and it's hard to watch.

The female protagonists on Tomato are pretty clear. With the current male protagonist's character and setting, I don't think it's easy to find a female protagonist. If you can hope for a single, even if there is a female protagonist, just hope that there is only one.

The female deity of the Changsheng family. This subject matter is very novel, so far there are no big problems, but it is definitely not a five-star rating.

It's beautiful. It's rare to see someone describe the scene and plot so well. I usually only see it in horror novels and tomb-robbing novels. The character of the protagonist is also well written. It's rare to see such novels in Tomato.

Dear author, I feel that as Jiang Cheng is an immortal, what you are writing now is just an insignificant experience of his. Time will bury everything. If you have a female protagonist, it will only increase his wear and tear. You can write emotional dramas, but I don't think it is necessary to have a female protagonist. It's just a personal opinion. I will support you no matter what. Mainly I think it's best if the heroine is not from the Wen family or someone I've met recently. If she is, it feels a bit poisonous [love] Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

This is the first heroine novel that caught my eye. I think this five-star award is really worth it. In my opinion, this novel is really beautiful. At first, I thought it was about the love between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The result is... Well, a really eye-catching theme. I highly recommend everyone to take a look.