Mind Reading in a Matriarchal World: My Insecure Husband Is a Deranged Villain

First of all, I must praise the author. He really listens to advice. Whenever suggestions for revision are put forward, adjustments will basically be adopted. But I personally feel that the female protagonist has too few highlight moments, far less than the male protagonist has many highlight scenes. I can understand that the heroine is limited by the setting, has a fragile personality, and occasionally looks a little embarrassed. In the latest penultimate chapter, the male protagonist sees right away that something is wrong with his niece, and he immediately notices it without even putting any thought into it. On the other hand, the heroine took a long time to react before she slowly understood. Secondly, when arranging for male supporting characters to actively compete for the female protagonist and confront the male protagonist theoretically, they must not be divorced from the core of the female protagonist, because no matter what, the female protagonist is the core element. In this way, the female protagonist's presence will indeed be higher. Otherwise, readers will see only two male characters and completely ignore the female protagonist. However, this article handles this point fairly well. In fact, when I read this type of writing, I never like multiple male protagonists, because I'm afraid that everyone's focus will always be on the male characters and completely ignore the female protagonist. I stayed up all night last night and read for a long time, and found that the comment section of this kind of article was basically all about praising the male protagonist for being cute and soft, and wanting to take him away, which felt like using the female protagonist as a leather sheath. No one praises the heroine, and no one cares about the heroine. Although this situation has not been compared in this article, I can always see people praising the cuteness of the hero as soon as he says a few words... I still hope to show more of the heroine's shining points and let everyone see the heroine's charm. I don't want everyone's attention to be focused on the male characters, I also want to praise the female protagonist. The heroine herself is excellent and very charming. It is precisely because she is good enough that she is liked by others. Even if she has imperfections, they are caused by others and the experiences around her. I don't mind a little bit of lily in the story, but I really don't want the emperor to be with the heroine's sister. I have always felt that there is often too much selfishness hidden in the ultimate true love. Such people can only see their own contributions and cannot see the contributions and sacrifices of those around them at all. It is precisely because of this that they harmed each other's mother, and afterwards they downplayed it and said it was tit for tat and they were even. The character of the heroine is indeed not likable at first, and there are many flaws in the plot. I can understand that everyone feels sorry for the hero, or hopes that the heroine can have a better life and have more happiness. But I still don't want everyone's attention to stay on the male character forever. I want to see more about the growth line of the female protagonist and see the unique charm of the female protagonist. To be honest, looking at it so far, except for the heroine, the highlights, contradictions, and shining points of all the other characters are more prominent, and the heroine's characterization seems thin. The heroine must grow up during the time she is away from her sister's protection. Otherwise, when it comes to the heroine, everyone's inherent impression will always be to rely on the sister. Even if she has other shining points, they are too few, or even not eye-catching at all. Because the heroine has no power of her own, anyone can step on her. Even if those who bullied her suffered retribution in the end, I still hope that the heroine can have her own weapons and be able to stand firm on her own. Don't get me wrong, it's not that the heroine doesn't have highlights, it's that her sister's role is so eye-catching that she outshines almost everyone else, even the imperial power is ignored. It's just that in the last few chapters, my sister's highlight has temporarily faded, but the heroine has always been protected and pampered by her sister, and her own highlight moments seem to be very few, far less prominent than the male protagonist, but this does not mean that the heroine herself has no shining points. I also don't want the heroine to be stuck in love all the time, being pursued by others, or entangled with the people around her. The author did not deliberately focus on the male characters in the entire article, and I did not want the highlight of the heroine to only be about being loved and protected. Because currently it only focuses on the charm of the heroine, but not on the heroine's courage or other behavioral abilities. What I want to see is that during the period of losing news about her sister, the heroine can truly grow up, stand on her own, and have her own dazzling highlight moments.

There are spoilers below, read with caution. The heroine Fu Xue is well received by her children. The heroine Fu Xue is "beautiful, strong, powerful and miserable". In the past, such sympathetic and refreshing characters were always given to male characters. I was pleasantly surprised to see Fu Xue's portrayal. She is also humorous. For example, her occasional complaints to the official Ming Zhu and passers-by are particularly cute and lively. The bond between Sister Xue and Ming Zhu is dank, sticky and inseparable. Ming Zhu is a little grass attached to Sister Xue. He has strong vitality but will wither away from Sister Xue. Sister Xue is also a husband to Ming Zhu, where can he run away? Those who support Sister Xue in life are the ghosts of Sister Xue. I really like this little couple. In my opinion, the two of them are running in both directions. But in the middle, I personally felt a little tired of the plots of my sister, the emperor, and Mucheng. I was a bit tired of watching this part. I was very interested in the emperor at first, but my sister really hated her, and I couldn't help it hhh... The plots of the three of them are basically based on Sister Xue. They are all decisive in killing but tender to one person. One hates the bright moon for not shining on me, one has unconditional love for his sister, and the other only has her aunt who is good to me (has become dark)... However, with the end of the palace battle, the rhythm of the plot that I like very much has returned. The author's output in the text is also just right. Through the plot and some characters, it shows the double standards of charm and scrutiny of male and female characters in female channels, the system setting of unreasonable abuse of women to promote the plot, etc. In short, the female male protagonist is very consistent with my xp and directly tied it. I look forward to the next plot.

It is simply the most beautiful novel about a heroine that was delayed by the title of the book. I used the word "crazy criticism" because I always had a stereotype when reading the novel. At first glance, I thought it was another story about a heroine wearing the shell of a heroine who carelessly dotes on the male protagonist and then the male protagonist takes the lead, but it is not the case! ! ! The female protagonist has an absolute status as a female protagonist, while the male protagonist is humble and pitiful and begs for the female protagonist's love. It's so simple. Moreover, the female protagonist does not only have the male protagonist in her life to pursue a career, she has close friends! I have a good relationship with my sister! I have a mother who loves me very much! There are also people with bad relationships who have created a particularly complete image of the heroine! Like

What a weird and delicious article! The male protagonist is also a soft and sweet little sweetheart! The poor heroine really needs a lover who can't be beaten to death but can't be chased away🥹🥹 Looking forward to the next one!

I haven't reviewed it yet, it's very good, my sister is so cute (⸝⸝ɞ̴̶̷ ·̮ ‹⸝⸝ᐡ) ⟡.· My sister is so cute, and the heroine is so good, I like it, we sisters are so cute, I'm so surprised. My language skills are relatively poor, but I quite like it now that I've seen it. The male protagonist also made me happy 😋Cute. Maybe this is my point of view, I like to watch miserable male protagonists😋 I support the heroine in giving all the poor little guys a home, even if it's temporary😋After all, it's understandable that the heroine is a little too carefree😋 I always feel that the emperor's attitude towards his sister is not quite right, and the same goes for my sister's daughter towards the heroine. Let me see again.

Super well written! I couldn't stop reading it. I watched it even at work. The author paid great attention to some vocabulary and it was very comfortable to watch. The heroine is very good. The setting of the hero is like a dodder flower, which cannot be separated from the heroine, but he is not too cowardly or a little yandere. Also, is it a micro-lily? I think the heroine's sister seems to be a bit weird towards the heroine, and the emperor is also towards the heroine's sister. She feels so yandere

I love it, take a good look, take a good look, take a good look... The character of the heroine is very three-dimensional, and the emotional and growth lines are also very complete. The love between the heroine and the male protagonist who have the same condition is really delicious... The author writes it well!

Finished reading it in one sitting! Really well written! Female friendly! ! Come and support everyone! Like! Like! ! The heroine must be a girl! ! The relationship between Xue Nu and her sister and mother is very well written! ! Like! !

It looks good. It would be nice to have a few more men.

What a delicious article, especially delicious, but now I'm afraid it's completely broken in the update [crying]. I really like this kind of love between a man and a woman who hates the sea and the sky + the selfish sisterhood of a saint, etc. I really enjoyed writing it for the author. I don't know some of the plots? ? ? Come on, it can still be like this, it's not that she loves him, he loves her, she loves her, oh Amitabha [Shocked] Don't tell me, it's really delicious and bt's article, healthy love is good-looking, but abnormal ones are really wonderful (suck, suck, suck), ahem, it's really interesting female-oriented novel, the wording is very careful, good-looking, the female protagonist is in control, recommended