
Matriarchy: The Way They Look at Me Seems Strange
女尊:她们看我的眼神不对劲
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 367k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for Female-Dominated Society Novels From a Male Perspective
It'd be even better if there were scenes where a male supporting character has unrequited feelings for the protagonist or shares some ambiguous intimacy with them.
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Any Modern Matriarchal Society Stories?
Looking for a Female-Supremacy Story with a Crown Princess, a Reborn Female Lead Who Torments the Male Lead, and a Transmigrated Woman
In her previous life, the heroine couldn't promise the male lead that she'd be his one and only for life. After she ascended the throne, he betrayed her, and a woman who had transmigrated took her place. After being reborn, the heroine can see on-screen comments that reveal the plot, and she fights the transmigrated woman for the throne. The heroine also has a low sex drive and is somewhat traumatized by being intimate with the male lead.
Reader comments 19
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I've just read the latest chapter. Overall, the subject matter of this book is novel, the author's writing is good, and the protagonist is well portrayed, fully reflecting his character traits without making people feel artificial. But there are also some shortcomings, such as too many repetitions of some words and sentences, and some descriptions lack a sense of agility. I believe the author can write better and better. Then there are some feedbacks about my perception. The author said at the beginning that the Mu family is one of the three major aristocratic families in the Magic City. Later, he took advantage of this setting. Mu's father and mother met their fate at the beginning. There is also Su's character design that I really don't like. It caused An An to suffer several chapters of online violence, but she did not deal with it and just wanted to eat [face covering]
Opening a harem, good-looking, with plot and highlights Don't let Chu Qiao's ending be miserable. I think this is really a harem. After all, who doesn't like a strong sister [licking the screen]. Great cheers for the author [crying]. After reading it, will she go to Nangong's house and Mu An be snatched away? I feel like Chu Qiao's sister will also want Mu An. I hope Chu Qiao will eat it [smile]
The author has been banned for four books, but his strength remains the same. The heroine is forced to love this part [give her heart][give her heart][smirk]
I can only say that it is still eye-catching, but Chu Qiao's character design is not good. In that situation, it is easy to have a stress reaction, and it is the kind that is extremely difficult to treat. Does the author know that people are prone to suicide in that situation, and have post-traumatic stress disorder that can kill people? If Chu Qiao were the heroine, wait for one star, at least five
How did the author write it for me everyday?
OK OK OK OK OK
Okay, which one should I eat?
Not enough to watch I don't want to say anything more.
A good start
It's okay, not that ugly