Matriarchy: I Can Pick Up Cards After I Transmigrate into a Book

The author definitely has some writing talent; all I can say is that it's enjoyable and gave me a real thrill.

It looks good; as long as you persevere, it will definitely become popular.

It's pretty good, it's a female-dominated novel. I've read female-dominated novels before, only a few were good, the others weren't, and they were all urban or cultivation novels. This one is a different genre, it's quite good. The book's value is also good, and the author listened to advice. It's a new book now, so the rating is a bit low, but it will rise later. So if I read it now, I'll be a long-time fan.

It's well written, and I hope it's as the author described—either a single woman or two women.

So far, the pacing of the story is well-controlled. It's a standard semi-invincible superpower fantasy novel, and the sense of exhilaration hasn't faltered significantly. The early development phase is also extremely short, almost making you forget that it's a post-apocalyptic story. The post-apocalyptic label seems more like a logical explanation for the "female-dominated" setting.

The pace is a bit fast, but it's okay. There aren't any major flaws. If you think there are any flaws, it's probably because your poison resistance is too high.

This is a very interesting novel, worth reading. The content is rich; at first, I thought it was a survival post-apocalyptic story, but then it turned into a world of supernatural abilities competitions, bizarre dungeons, and alien interference, subtly incorporating elements of martial arts and cultivation.

It's quite good, but the last few pages got a bit dry and boring. I forced myself to keep reading, and it was somewhat interesting. If you write about the later parts, I feel it doesn't matter whether it has a female-centric theme or not. Keep it up, it's pretty good!

It's well-written, but the supernatural rule-based narrative is unnecessary.

I think the protagonist is actually quite suitable as a strong male character in a matriarchal society, just a little bit stronger than some of the girls.