
Matriarchy: I Just Entered the Workforce, and I Don't Want to Fall into Evil
女尊:刚走进社会的我不想恶堕
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 305k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
75Chapters
236Reads
6.1Score
14Listens
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It's been a long time since I read Heroine, and now there are actually this type of heroine. Previously, Heroine Fire was about the male protagonist becoming version t0 and being chased and doted on by girls. This novel directly turns the male protagonist into a beast 🤦. It's so miserable. In this novel, the female protagonist is really noble, and the male inferiority is also really humble 🤦. I guess the rating will not be very high.
It's been a long time since I've completely read a book on Tomato. I feel like the author knows exactly what we want to read. He doesn't have a villainous male protagonist like other books, but the content is completely irrelevant. The amount of harsh and sadistic writing is abundant, and the handling of women's superiority to men's inferiority is also very good. Many of Tomato's books have the title of women's superiority. The result is no different from reverse tweets, and there is no real distinction at all. In contrast, the author's book is very "comfortable" to read, and it really allows me to understand the pain that the male protagonist encounters in this social environment. The only shortcoming may be that the writing style is a bit poor, but as the first book on Tomato, it is still very good, so good 😳
To evaluate it, the plot is mainly sadistic and not too amazing. But I still hope that the protagonist can make them regret (too much abuse will be too boring, the flow of regret needs to be increased or the protagonist really resists) Characters and objects: The male protagonist is not well portrayed. He is obviously a time traveler and is treated like a local. Even the resistance is only ideological resistance and nothing else. Even if there is physical resistance, all the physical resistance must be pushed to the limit of endurance before resisting, and then he can't resist (the protagonist can't pretend, but his true feelings are revealed) Summary: If you like torture, you can watch it, but if you can't stand the protagonist being restrained by Su, you can just give up. The overall evaluation is 3.5 Stars. Brothers, you can watch it now. Later on, the plot direction changed. The hero's self-rescue, struggle, and persistence are quite interesting.
I finally came across a good misogynistic novel that describes the darkness in this worldview very well. It does not just surface on the surface but writes in-depth about the cruel reality of boys in the world of mistresses. The male protagonist must survive step by step, but every aspect of the misogynist society restricts the male protagonist very thoroughly, as if all the regulations are to give the male protagonist a chance to fly into the flame. It is both tragic and gorgeous. This is really a rare masterpiece for niche readers like me. I hope the author will continue to work harder and write better! There is a small problem that there is no description of other men in the early stage, just like the Gala game. I feel that it would be better to write some interactions between other boys and the protagonist or make an additional CP.
It can be said that the female lord is unique in the world of abuse.
Give these five stars to Kuzhu, it's so fucking miserable. If you put it into Kuzhu's perspective a little bit, it's so hopeless. Except for the few chapters with Ajin, it jumped 🤦 🤦 🤦 from the first chapter. Where is the psychological committee member? I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe.
I feel that Yuehua is quite arrogant. She said she could find a better one, but she tried every means to tie Ye Lingmo to her side. I think the follow-up is for the male protagonist to point out Yuehua's arrogance, so that the male protagonist can control Yuehua's emotions. For example, he loves Ajin, not Yuehua.
Give the hero some buffs
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I enjoyed reading it. I already decided this book is good after reading it for a long time.