[Modern Matriarchal World] She's Really a Good Woman
【现代女尊】她真的是个好女人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 224k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 5
Looking for Stories Set in a World of Gender Equality, with an Independent, Strong Heroine Who Doesn't Compete with Other Women
I'd prefer better writing. It would be even better if the story had supernatural powers, food, or farming, even just one of those. I'm not really interested in stories where women have to struggle against the rules and build a career in a patriarchal society. I'd rather the world already be gender-equal.
Any True Matriarchal Novels? Not the Kind Where Men Are Really in Charge
Any interstellar beast-world setting is fine, as long as it's a true matriarchy. Don't recommend ones where men hold the power.
Looking for Female-Dominant Romance Set in Modern Times! Modern! That's the Important Part, So I'll Say It Three Times! Modern! Modern! Modern!
Please, something set in modern times. No beast stuff or anything like that.
Any Modern Matriarchal Stories? No Ancient Settings or Cultivation
Not a Matriarchal Setting or a World with Few Women, but Polyandry Is Fine
I read a book a while ago, but it was still being serialized, so I put it aside. Now I can't find it anywhere. I think the female lead had a System and married into a family with three brothers. The eldest had a scar on his face, the second was lame, and the third had been reborn.
Reader comments 27
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I didn't like to see women giving birth to women before. But this book changed my view. In the current and previous male-dominated society, I have always believed that giving birth to children leads to the low status of women (they are the second sex anyway). But if you think about it carefully, human society was a maternal society at the beginning. Women should have been very powerful at that time, and childbirth at least did not have much impact on them. Then why are women getting weaker and weaker (generation after generation of screening, just like plant cultivation in biology textbooks until they get the desired characteristics), even fertility does not seem to be an ability to be proud of, and menstruation is also difficult for women to talk about (hence the nickname "aunt"). Now I am not ashamed to have children. What is shameful is this male-dominated society.
Scientific, rigorous and realistic, people who like it will definitely like it, but people who don't like it may smear it and deliberately give low scores or even be maliciously reported. Author, please update it quickly, I'm afraid I won't be able to read it! But it's really beautiful
Good-looking, completely female-oriented, first-rate novel. It is not just a simple gender swap, but there are many things that women will encounter in reality. When converted to men, there will be different expressions and ideological collisions. The author has thought of it. It can be seen that the author has carefully designed the entire worldview. Generally speaking, the whole text is about oppression of the second gender. People who read it are actually both happy and unhappy. Because I can always think of what women have actually experienced in reality. Fortunately, there are many misconceptions in it. Now more and more people are aware of it, so we can look forward to a future where women and men are truly equal, or a new world where everyone is equal.
Author, don't be too tired, and don't be idle (knock on the bowl) (knock on the bowl)
It's super interesting. The content is similar to Mary Beckham's "The Group's Pet Koi is Three and a Half Years Old." It's worth a read.
It's so beautiful. How come it's so beautiful? Damn, you must work hard to write. I can't find a meal replacement [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
Super good! The modern heroine I have ever seen is the most suitable to my taste!
Super Invincible Thunderbolt looks good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
😭😭😭It smells like a mouse, this is so pretty
See the sisters in the back and tell me who are the male protagonists [Sending my heart]