A Pretty Boy in a Matriarchal World, Trapped by My Yandere Boss

It seemed almost okay. Except for the damn Moruzada Sa, the writing was pretty good. 🙂 In fact, I didn't want to read it when I saw those three words. But the settings of the male and female protagonists were very in line with my hobbies, so I continued reading and it was actually quite good.

It's a very good novel about a heroine. Although the routines are the same, it's much better than most of the same ones. It focuses on describing the protagonist and the heroine's heart. It's worth reading, and then, write more!

It's a bit ironic, I really feel it's ironic. After listening to the whole book, even if I skipped reading, I felt that the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is really prickly. The male protagonist should not fall in love with the female protagonist under any objective conditions, but the male protagonist really has no choice. Alas, the writing is very real. After all, there is a foreshadowing at the beginning, which means that the male protagonist will definitely fall in love with the female protagonist. It's just a bit ironic from the male protagonist's perspective. However, the whole book is still very well written. In fact, if the male protagonist commits suicide in the end, and then the female protagonist regrets doing something, it would be more consistent, instead of cultivating feelings, and finally forgiving, and then something like that. It really feels ironic.

It's a very interesting book, I hope you stick to it ✊

Good-looking, but not enough. She is a pure heroine, not too cruel and very sweet.

Hold on, if you keep writing this way, it should get better and better.

The book is very good, but I don't know why so few people read it.

It's okay, but it's a bit boring in the middle.

It's very detailed. Give it five stars to encourage the author.

This writing style is great. It's really a shame to write a novel about women 🤦