Matriarchy: My Master Is a Female Demon Lord

In a female-dominated novel, it's quite good. The plot is also good, but there are some flaws, such as the 15-year-old being 2 meters tall. The author needs to create a sense of scale for 2 meters; 1.8 Meters is already quite tall. Even if a 2-meter-tall man is handsome, it's not a good fit. People who are 2 meters tall are relatively rare in the world. Of course, ignoring these flaws, it's still quite good, which is why I gave it four stars.

Not all female-dominated novels featuring scheming, manipulative men are good female-dominated novels 😳😳

It's a great story. The male lead possesses an exceptionally high-level physique and is incredibly handsome, making him a very appealing character. However, the female-dominated cultivation world is quite hostile towards men. In his previous life, he died from being sexually exploited, and in this new life, he can only continuously cultivate to become stronger and protect himself.

To be honest, this book best matches my personality. Although I haven't read many, and everyone's personality is different, this one definitely fits my preference for female-dominated novels. There are more women than men, and it's not too overpowering with that "green tea" vibe. It has a carefree feel, and a touch of domineering CEO vibes.

Please update soon! It's still pretty good now. Maybe the author scared away a lot of viewers with the initial two-meter height, which lowered the rating. After the revisions, it's still very good. @Chang Xiaoyang's Yangyang, keep it up! I'll give you five stars on both my accounts!

Do you know how distracting it was when Chen Yanran said "This Venerable One"? Putting aside the fact that the main character is 13 years old and 1.82 Meters tall, when I saw Fang Jia kill a fellow disciple near the main character's cave with a single palm strike, and there were people watching, a comment below said, "Is this the Demonic Sect?" It cracked me up.

Since it's a divine body, I'd like to recommend a few techniques to the author. Qianming Sizhi: The light of dawn opens the heavens, and the floating scenery fills the divine sky, signifying the moment when the sun shines in all directions.

Please, author, update more! It's really good, but the male lead is a bit too easygoing, I think.

Wow, this is great! Unlike other female-centric novels, his behavior and thoughts are completely masculine, which is rare in Tomato's works. Many of Tomato's female-centric novels now feature effeminate male protagonists or gender-swapped female-oriented stories, which I've wanted to criticize for a long time.

The fourth one is here, and it's still the same as before. The book is pretty good, just a little bit off at the beginning, but it's much better after the author revised it. Keep it up, author!