[Ensemble cast + no golden finger + subverting tropes + redemption]
[Update] This story is complete, and I’m writing the bonus chapters. Romance makes up about 8% of the story. Xu Nian has no romantic feelings for her five beast husbands. This is not a matriarchal society; men and women are equals. There is no male lead. The tags were added by Tomato and can’t be changed.
An overworked office drone transmigrates into a matriarchal world, becoming part of the privileged class. She has a house, an allowance, and five handsome husbands?
Xu Nian: Thanks for asking. I’m in heaven, and I’ve just come up from hell.
Beast husband No. 1: A Maine Coon, with the mature vibe of a devoted husband and a cold face. He’s an expert at washing underwear.
Beast husband No. 2: A fiery fox who blows up at the slightest provocation and loves judging loofah soup.
Beast husband No. 3: A dwarf rabbit, timid and sweet, but apparently hiding another side.
Beast husband No. 4: A green snake, dim-witted but truly beautiful, and prone to bursting into tears.
Beast husband No. 5: A raven, seeming as aloof as a chrysanthemum, but secretly full of schemes.
To survive in this bizarre world where “if you don’t have children, we’ll fine you until you’re bankrupt,” and avoid the death ending in the original story that drags her whole family down with her, Xu Nian returns to her old line of work and becomes an overworked office drone in another world.
“The three essentials of a good woman: determination, patience, and ambition.”
I think the writing is quite good, but there is a weird feeling of coming back from work and opening the novel while still working. Attention all units, this article is supposed to be about male impurity, and the main text mentions the original female abortion!!! Pay attention to lightning protection. Pay attention to lightning protection!!! ⚆_⚆The author didn't say yes or no, and I don't know if this will be corrected later. Please be careful! I'm quite surprised, it's almost tied. I always read novels at a glance and some of the plots will be automatically added. But this book is really interesting. The dilemmas faced by men in it are actually the dilemmas faced by women in reality, so I can quite empathize with it, and it was a bit suffocating to read. Some of the systems of the orcs are also quite outrageous. I have fantasized about similar plots in novels before, but after reading it, I found that simply changing the gender dilemma does not bring satisfaction. Even if you are not on the oppressed side, you will still feel that the world is absurd. In addition, I hope the author can complete it more! I love so much!
The writing is very good. When I read it, I no longer cared about the cleanliness and emotional lines. Because the taste of the class was too strong, I was a little exhausted from reading it 😂
It's so beautiful, so real, and so profound. Women's liberation, participation in social labor, and having the right to speak are good things for both women and men. Having women at the table does not mean pushing men off the table, but rather creating a table that can accommodate everyone.
This book is super good-looking, both funny and thought-provoking. Especially the author's interpretation of the rules of orcs in the book reminded me of the anchor on Douyin, Ah Miao, who satirizes the world from a male perspective.
It's very shocking. This novel gave me a sense of reality. Maybe it's because I've read a lot of titles like this on Tomato, about evil girls and n-male protagonists, and the plot mostly about the ability to soothe bubbles in the air... I suddenly saw an ordinary person Wu breaking in... It's really hard to describe the impact. Regarding the social situation of men and women, adults' helplessness in the workplace, and family conflicts... Wow, you can write like this I hope the author can stick to finishing it! I'm looking forward to the follow-up development (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on
It's very beautiful, the middle is getting heavier and heavier, but the main tone is also getting more and more distinct. I actually couldn't stand it in the middle, because I didn't want to face the non-fairy tale-like situation. Watching them suffer was actually painful for me, because the source of the pain is the same, and I will constantly have empathy. When I see them, I will be reminded of the real situation of women, so it makes me painful. I continued reading and found that the more I watched, the more touching and inspiring I became. It was not preachy, but made people keep thinking. I really like this feeling 😄 Thank you teacher for your creation.
I never thought it would be such a profound book before I clicked on it. After a quick glance, I found that the author wrote seriously, so I also read it carefully. It's like tearing open the packaging of a convenience store lunch box on a dull and tiring noon only to find that inside is a lunch carefully prepared by an old friend. Under the fancy packaging, there is depth and gentleness. If you read it carefully, it is a book that you cannot finish in one sitting. Many of the plots are familiar and heavy. Looking through the comments on the work, many people saw the author's torch and couldn't help but be moved.
It's beautiful, the world in the book is like a mirror. Some of the characters are portrayed in more specific ways, and it feels like you have definitely seen such people in your life. More of the conflicts at work and human relationships are written in great detail, giving me the feeling that I can learn something. Looking at the current plot, I feel that the heroine and her beast husbands have no sense of pull and passion like marriage first and love later. Instead, there is a sense of alliance of "although everyone has their own ideas and positions, but the means to achieve them is mutual complementation, cooperation and win-win", + the plain and sweet feeling of old wives and old husbands.
Compared with others, this novel is more realistic. It is more relevant to the actual situation in the workplace, interpersonal relationships, and social class. It can be more reminiscent of ourselves, and it can also make us think and have ideas. It's really beautiful!!!!
It's good-looking, but it's not a female-oriented novel in the traditional sense. It's a bit like gender reversal. It places the real-life problems of women on the men of the orc world. Many problems are not entirely gender issues but issues of rules and systems. In some aspects, gender issues are just a transfer of contradictions. I really like the heroine who is very smart and courageous, but there are too many descriptions of work and it makes me exhausted. Because it is not a cool novel without any slap-in-the-face plot, but I prefer this kind of story. It feels like the heroine hasn't been here for a long time and the plot is about to end. The plot is advancing a bit too fast. It would be nice if there were more emotional scenes!!