Transmigrate to a Matriarchal World: From the Start, I Divorce My Jealous Husband

It's tied, and I feel it's okay. It's a mindless romance about a female protagonist and a cool novel for boys, but it's a little better than the simple swap. It's mainly an emotional drama, with a lot of harems, and the men are also portrayed in various poses and in a more three-dimensional way. There are relatively few career lines, and there are not many women. The Adam's apple mask has good reviews. If the prince is changed to the prince, and the princess is changed to the prince, the wording will be more consistent with the background. Nowadays, the mainstream of the female market is to give birth to men, which is equivalent to treating childbirth as a matter of losing rights. But if the dominant gender is female, this can actually be a birthright and honor. (The author will use parentheses to remind me who everyone is, hahaha, which is so considerate.

The plot is so well written, the descriptions are vivid, and the story lines of various supporting characters are also very interesting. In the beginning, it was actually very well written, so good that I really couldn't help but read it. The more you write about it, the more confusing it becomes, and there is one scene that is really illogical, you know? When the heroine was still the princess, she had a very good relationship with her sister. I forgot the name of her sister, but it was just because her sister fell in love with a man of hers, and then the man was the substitute. Just because the sister liked the man of her sister, she wanted to assassinate him. It was really strange. And the heroine also has some double standards. Really, what Lu Jinshu did when he faced Lu Jinshu, and then no matter how he planned it or how deep his scheming was, it was all exposed. The heroine didn't care about him and doted on him even more. But if it were someone else, like the one named Fu, he didn't kill anyone. The person he used was actually pregnant with him. A malformed fetus, and the person himself is not in good health. It would be difficult for the fetus to survive. This person named Fu just used this matter to plan, frame the other party, and gain more favor for himself. Moreover, the man named Lu Jinshu also did this kind of thing, but no one was pregnant when he planned it. Besides, as a heroine, if a man in the heroine's harem scolds her and takes out his anger on her, is it really reasonable for her to still feel so sorry for him? Moreover, this Lu Jinshu is not good-looking either. Isn't it because the guy named Xue also had bad looks after that? Then the heroine just got disgusted with him, and then she stopped doting on him. But when this matter was brought up to Lu Jinshu, his eyes were filled with distress. Why? There is also the third and fourth princesses. It seems that they are the fourth princess. She almost killed her biological father and then framed the third princess. Then the heroine could not tell at all, so she punished the third princess like this. Moreover, the opportunity for the heroine to punish the above was because the fourth princess used the porcelain shard to cut her own leg at the scene, and the imperial doctor who examined the fourth princess could not tell. Is the logic of the whole story really strange? And this heroine, she is an emperor, she does things according to her own emotions, without any regard to the pros and cons of the former dynasty and the harem. The empress dowager has tried to persuade her, but she still refuses to listen, really. (I don't mean that the story is not well written, nor do I mean that the author has a problem. I just put forward my own opinions on this logical issue. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.) (I really think this logic is very strange, and I may have my own subjective opinion. I don't like Lu Jinshu. If it offends the author and other readers, I apologize here, I'm sorry) (In fact, I rarely give such a low rating to an author. After thinking about it, I'd better change it for you. These two are a bit unsightly. Let's change it to three.) (I have always thought that I can get by. Authors who write a complete book can actually do it and deserve encouragement. No matter how bad his writing is, she should not have two hearts, but at least three hearts. I am really, really sorry, so sorry, sorry) (Don't think that I just read a few books and then rant here. My previous account actually read hundreds of books, about 1,000 to 2,000 hours, and some on other platforms. But there was something wrong with this account before, and then all the information on it was gone.)

A cool novel about female protagonists, the changing status of men and women Jie Jie Jie There are currently sixty chapters, and they are quite well written. Really, the heroine is not obsessed with "love", but truly breaks away from the rules of female subjugation. Men and women are not the same gender, but status and attitude. Who doesn't have vested interests? Let me say something good 👌, hahahahahaha, the heroine is now in the highest position, and there is nothing wrong with the soft-heartedness of a woman who can be tamed. It is perfect [laughing][laughing] The introduction can be beautified, otherwise it will scare others... It's really good-looking! Unlike Tomato, who was not worthy of the name of "female queen" before, the heroine has a "female hero" mentality in a real sense... And those men who have been suppressed and domesticated in various ways are too friendly to a female protagonist like me! Also, why is the heroine incompetent, angry and unattractive? If it was the male protagonist, the female protagonist would have to lick her and then praise the male protagonist for his style and strength before she dared to do so. But if it were the female protagonist, she would be said to be incompetent, angry and unattractive? Ha tui

I finally got to see the heroine without Ai Nan again. Come on, it's beautiful.

It's so beautiful, why is it rated so low? Is it maliciously suppressed?

Well done to the author! The book is very good. I have a small suggestion. "Zi" is originally a neutral word, referring to children, regardless of gender. In the patriarchal society for thousands of years, women have been snatched away by men. In this article, women are the primary gender. "Zi" should refer to women. It is more appropriate to call "prince, prince, prince, prince, nephew, nephew, nephew". Personal thoughts, please correct me if there is anything wrong.

It looks good, and it does match the setting in the introduction, but is it fake that the heroine doesn't feel sorry for the man? Maybe it's because of guilt, but I still feel distressed... This is the only thing that doesn't fit the setting, but the rest does.

Handy! This is how an emperor should be! Don't enter if you're in love, don't enter if you use whether you love me or not as an indicator, don't enter if you're cynical about CP. To put it bluntly, the heroine doesn't take them seriously. She has the power of life and death. Does she care who loves you or not? It doesn't matter if you don't love me, life depends on you. It turns out that it's not that I don't like house fights, I like men's house fights🥰 From the perspective of the heroine, this is a pure and refreshing article! ! ! "The Legend of Zhen Huan" lives up to its reputation! ! !

Male version of palace fighting, but the heroine is always played around by the men in the harem. . . .

It's pretty good. I don't know why the score is so low. Could it be that the heroine's backyard is a little messy? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha😂 My favorite character in the whole story is Xiao Lu, he is scheming but not vicious, he has many tricks but never actively harms others, he has always been very good to him, and sure enough he made it to the finale. I feel a bit pity for Xiao Pei. He was very good, very beautiful, one of the few good people in the article, and a qualified main wife, but it is a pity that he left too early. As for his younger brother, the senses are more than a little worse. There is also the one with the time-traveling belt system. I actually forgot his name. Anyway, after he came out, I thought that he and the heroine would come to an end whether it was because of love or use. After all, she has a system. I didn't expect that he actually went to worship Buddha. There are also a lot of characters that I feel are well-drawn and three-dimensional. This article is very different from the previous novels about female protagonists that I have read. The heroine's harem is not harmonious and there is a lot of bloodshed, but it is quite attractive and very interesting. I look forward to the author's other works.