How I Survive After Being Transported into a Male-Oriented Novel

It's so good-looking, I just hope the heroine can regain her identity soon. The main reason is that I don't want those girls to think that such a good majesty is a man. How can a male emperor give women rights?

It is indeed a very enjoyable article. Although it is a little too preachy, it can be seen that the author tried very hard to convey something. The failure is at the end. I feel that the heroine has not changed anything in the future generations. The ghosts of the future generations are almost the same as reality... I wonder if the author has limited imagination. I still hope to see a different future. In addition, since the heroine has not traveled through time, it is too perfunctory to use "I saw it on the space forum" as an excuse for knowing so many things. Without personal experience, it's hard to imagine the obsession with things like milk tea and kelp. But overall, the shortcomings do not outweigh the good points, and it is still good to read as a refreshing article.

The author's writing is really good and enjoyable. The only thing that is not good is that the author is still trapped in the patriarchal feudal Zhou etiquette. He only improves the status of women on the surface, but the essence of favoring sons over daughters has not changed, because the relationship between marriage (buying and selling) has not changed. Women still have to sell (marry) to men, or the essence of the water thrown out by the daughters sold (married) is still there. The word "marriage" (buying and selling) is the most vicious curse woven by patriarchal ethics for women. Modern laws clearly stipulate that men and women can combine freely to form a new family, but most people still practice the ancient practice of selling (marrying) women to men. The woman's parents ask for a bride price, which is essentially the money from selling their daughter, and sell (marry) their daughter to the man. It is obviously possible to marry two people, but maybe it is for the sake of the bride price, or using the daughter's marriage to gain benefits for the family, or maybe some are still stuck in this way since ancient times and do not want to wake up.

The tension between the protagonist's identity and role-playing constitutes her unique charm. She not only bears the shackles of her "male" identity, but also quietly opens a gap in women's survival. With the power of the dragon robe, she quietly pushes the entire social structure to move to a more equitable place. Power here becomes the sharpest and gentlest knife of change. I also believe that all readers can see that beating under the dragon robe is a sincere heart that truly tries to break all unreasonable shackles and rebuild order.

A brief summary, so you can enter with peace of mind and recommended reading. [Love] No ABB name, no female (love) competition, no swear words (all) Very good, good writing, smooth plot, firm stance, no censorship, neither crazy nor crazy. The protagonist has reached the state of supporting the Jade Dragon to death for the king with his own abilities and actions, which is called a heartthrob for short. (A heartthrob is not a heartthrob [note]) Instead of relying on simple plot settings, these are already rare. However, the images of women in it are very three-dimensional, with their own names, pursuits, hobbies, and abilities. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Just like a real person, they are not perfect, but this makes them more real. The images of men are also very three-dimensional, and there are a lot of them. Or it should be said that based on the situation at that time, the male group in the entire court was larger. However, the author describes it very well, weakening the love, focusing on each person's ability, each person's dilemma and choice, so the readers are more moved, gratified and other positive feedback. Of course, the workplace serves as the background and the main scene. The author makes a good transition. There is no too formulaic policy advancement, nor is it a childish way to become the birthplace of love. Very simply explained the location and characters, the conflicts between superiors and inferiors, and the things to be dealt with. Taking the whole book into consideration, there is no sharp opposition between the two genders. There is just a face-to-face confrontation. Because of what I saw, I changed. There is no favoritism based on gender, it is just that through the rights of the superior, the subordinates get the rights they should have. Just like women should not lose their jobs because of their gender, they can move up but not down. Nor should men lose their right to privacy because of their gender. You can also call the police if you are molested. Just like at the end of the book, I cover up my gender and you open your eyes. Is it my achievements, my abilities or my gender that you see? I only have a small suggestion at the end. Can you replace the pinyin near the end of the article with a similar word? Diao is not a very good or bad word, but in the eyes of most people nowadays, it still has a strong gender overtone. The words themselves may be meaningless, but when they are connected with people, they become meaningful. The words that are interesting here are a little meaningless, but the words that are meaningless are even less interesting here, so do you understand what I mean? (Secretly poke at ∽ being careful ƪ(•́͡ε•́͡)∫ʃ) How about changing the word, too cool or too amazing. Of course it would be better if there were better words∽right∽ Finally, I would like to pay tribute to every author who has devoted his love and efforts!

The heroine is smart➕gentle➕gives both kindness and power➕cares about the world! ! ! [Sending Hearts] This article truly perfectly interprets the true meaning of the poem "Reporting the favor to the king on the golden platform, supporting the jade dragon to die for the king" [Like] I think the courtiers were simply moved by the heroine's personality charm. To be honest, who wouldn't be moved? The heroine truly embodies the motto of putting the people first. After reading this article, you will understand a sense that "the country is everyone, and the family is a small country" [Shy][Sending Hearts] Sometimes I am really moved by the heroine's small measures [crying][crying][crying] It is those details that express the heroine's quality. When encountering difficulties, she will combine today's social relations with the modern thoughts in her mind. In her spare time, she doesn't have so many rules and will play around with the people below her, but she will never be careless in serious matters. When she makes a mistake, she will admit it➕correct it➕make up for it. She will admit it when she makes a mistake, and she will improve upon admitting her mistake. She will think and plan. I hope she can always maintain her original intention and live up to herself! [Send heart][Shy][Shy][Shy] Of course, I hope it will be updated soon! I can't wait to see what's next, let's move forward bravely! ! ! [Sending Hearts]

A great book, a great book. This is the eighth book by this author that I have read, and they are all really great! According to the author's previous style, there will never be any bloody plots (recently I have been really shocked by those bloody plots about love and love, author, please update more, I want to brainwash you!) It is true that it is plain, but the plot is very interesting and logical, everyone has a distinct personality, and is super interesting! Xiao Su, whose circuit is straighter than the large intestine, became the victim of the perpetrator (forgive me for not remembering the name). Everything happened so naturally... I was really happy. Although there were many setbacks in the process, things eventually developed in a good direction! All in all, it's really great! Super recommended! (Book friends who like this book can also check out Dada's other works (fan works), they are all great!)

It's very interesting. When I first read it, I thought the narrative was too bland. Most of it was narration and there were very few dialogues. As I read on, I felt that the writing was getting better and better. The characters are distinct and vivid, and the heroine is decisive and resourceful. There should be a hidden clue, and the heroine should be the original owner. The heroine has a very charming personality. She is a succubus belonging to the Yu Dynasty [exploration] and has her own evil taste. She is gentle yet powerful, upright yet warm, and has a great respect for life. Be powerful and capable, and recruit talented people. The descriptions of other people are also very profound. They are the protagonists in their own world and should not be buried or suppressed. They should have the opportunity to stand in front of others. Many angles also reflect some issues and the author's views, which are worth thinking about🤔 I hope the author writes more, love reading🥰 There are very few of this type, and the subject matter is very novel.

I just like this style of doing everything I can to achieve what I want. Standing at the pinnacle of power, she can accomplish whatever she wants. Wow, this feeling of strategizing is so wonderfully written.

It's very short, and there's nothing particularly interesting about the story itself. The most eye-catching part of the story should be the heroine and her thoughts. That's all I would recommend to anyone. People will fall in love with all kinds of sober and strong girls at different times... The part where the heroine regains her identity is really well written. Who dares to stick out his tongue when the emperor, who holds military power and controls the civil and military affairs of the government? I've really had enough of those books where a woman disguises herself as a man and then keeps the secret to herself in the eyes of outsiders forever. . .