The First Book by Yuyu Er Cong

How can a matriarchal society have a small family and a father like a patriarchal society? The author should at least refer to the composition of a matriarchal society, and I feel that technology is developing a little too fast, so I can grasp the rhythm appropriately.

I support the article about loving women, but I feel like the author is almost unaware of it.

I like it very much. The book corrects the upside-down world. Every woman can have her own career. There are special childcare institutions for infants and young children, with goat milk. It liberates mothers to the maximum extent, allowing them to achieve themselves first before talking about other things. And sanitary napkins, the advent of toilet paper is great. The protection of women's rights has never been blunt and crude, but the use of technology, the advancement of knowledge, and the sustainable development of concepts, especially the most advanced productive forces, such as the current research and development of steam engines and machine tools, are all female. The women who are dependent on foreign races are not oppressed, but are gradually integrated into them through stable means and gradually establish a sense of belonging. Everything in the tribe is thriving and has a special vitality. There are very few male scenes, and there is no saying that women are stronger than men. According to the comment section, I learned that (South Germany) education will be launched in the future, and education will be separated by gender. I am looking forward to it first.

One sentence from the book is: This book has a special, vigorous vitality.

After reading two long reviews, one said it has "male virtue" and the other said it has "equal rights", both of which make sense. Can the author make it clear? Otherwise, the traffic of Ai Daughter's books is already poor, and if they misunderstand it as "equal rights", many sisters will directly avoid it @luxury and green

This is the novel that we grown-up women should read. I highly recommend this book. It has no insulting words and is a female-centered novel. The world view is very novel and logical. It makes people believe that there is really a world where women and men are equal. There are not so many restrictions on women. Women can have so many different and beautiful futures and developments. It makes me yearn for this world. I simply can't get enough of it, and I hope the author makes more and more exciting.

It looks good, don't worry about the masculine word, and have the right outlook on life.

Haoti's novel is a female-oriented novel that is very comfortable to read throughout and does not insult women. Every girl is tall, strong and powerful, and has her own charm. Every character in it, whether good or bad, has its own characteristics. [Like] The protagonist Jiang Yu uses his own modern knowledge to develop civilization and technology. Every female character in it is also very powerful. Who said girls can't learn science? Give them a little sunshine and they can shine in your eyes [Love] I really like the world in it. There are not so many restrictions on women. They can do what they want. They all have their own bright futures [Blow kiss] When will the author's sister come back to update? It's really a pity to stop updating. I want to know the future development [I'm about to cry]. Then I wish all the sisters a happy life and shine in their own industries [blowing kisses]

The primitive matriarchal society should have developed very quickly, because every one or two hundred years there would be new discoveries and inventions that would promote civilization. (As long as we don't start a war like the V Society.) Therefore, the world of Datong will only be created by women because of our creative abilities, strong bodies, and smart brains. I wish you sisters to break out of the cocoon and be reborn, break through the fog May you live a happy life and have a successful career [Sending Hearts]

I just remembered this book when I was sorting out the bookshelves today. Wasn't it called this book before? I pushed it so far down the bookshelf that I didn't remember it. Today I was wondering if I had read this book. I went back and looked at the introduction and found that I had read it. I was just waiting for the update and forgot about it.