The Scoundrel Crosses into a Matriarchal World: Householder, Please Stop

The writing is really good, I felt sad when I read it, and the author's psychological description is so real that I couldn't bear to read it in some parts. In ancient times, when the gender of the child was pointed out, everyone except the male protagonist defaulted to continuing to give birth. My chest felt tight, especially when I thought about the male protagonist in the copywriting, I felt like crying. The author is so amazing. There are some parts that I dare not go back and read a second time. This is the first time I really hope for this type of novel, because it is too scary. I completely saw the process of modern people being domesticated. Everyone around me, even the heroine, is destined not to understand him. When my first child was miscarried, I even wanted to give up the novel. It was so scary. Oranges and apples are in dialogue and their thoughts will never be on the same frequency. The free souls of modern times are simply committing suicide slowly in ancient times. Oh my God, this book has so much stamina. I feel like everything I wrote is a bit incoherent. Come on, author, I really feel a tightness in my chest. I really, really need to chase my husband to the crematorium for the first time.

Seeing this, the plot and characters are very good, but I don't know whether the male and female protagonists will fall in love with each other later, and whether the ending will be HE or BE. I kind of hope it is BE. For this kind of thing, I still hope that the male protagonist can retain a little bit of himself, instead of conforming to the times and becoming a person who can only rely on others to live. For this kind of feeling, reality is often unhappy and depressing.

The torture was very satisfying, and the male protagonist deserved it. It was the retribution for defrauding other girls of their bodies in a previous life and allowing them to have abortions at will. I have read a book with a similar setting before, but the male protagonist in that book deserved it more. His behavior and demeaning words about women before time travel made people suffer from brain hemorrhage, and the abuse after time travel was even worse than that of the male protagonist in this book. It's cool, it's time to have sex and experience everything women have suffered from ancient times to the present. If you can abuse one, you are a [eating melon] I won't watch the crematorium at the back of my husband's pursuit, so as not to feel aggrieved [I understand]

The author's writing is very good. It makes me feel like I read ancient novels a long time ago. It is easy to keep reading. The two chapters about giving birth really made me shed tears. Not from the perspective of any gender, but simply regarding the matter of giving birth, why is it so difficult to give birth? [Crying] Reproduction is a good thing, but why does it have to happen? Some people suffer from this [crying][crying][crying] I feel that there are too many things that are not clearly explained between the male and female protagonists. Sometimes I feel that the male protagonist's behavior is a bit stupid. Of course, he is not a good person in the first place, and he deserves such consequences. This is a complete reversal of the identities of men and women. It is particularly reasonable to bring the male inside into the female in real life, or to bring the female inside into the male in real life. The most obvious thing is that the male protagonist feels more and more maternal. Many times, I don't quite understand why the female protagonist can be so rational in her heart, but from a male perspective, it feels normal... Just a few thoughts after reading it. When I read it, I mostly put it into the perspective of the male protagonist. I didn't think too much about it, and maybe what I said is not right, but the author's writing is really good. I think it is really good to read, but the pull between them is too grinding. I really can't sleep until I finish reading it [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

It's very good. It directly puts the male protagonist into the perspective of a girl who was trafficked to the countryside to give birth and went from resistance to compromise. It's really scary and very real, but watching the male protagonist being abused is inexplicably refreshing.

It is a very novel and unique heroine novel. The heroine is particularly calm, calm and rational. When watching it, people can really feel that this is a girl who grew up in the heroine background. The "wildness" of the male protagonist in the novel about women is very touching, and the intensity of taming in the plot is very strong, which is different from many other novels about women with the same theme that I have read.

The author's writing style is excellent, the writing is very smooth and natural, and the description is very comfortable. The heroine Bai Yueguang is a very, very good person, and even the heroine is not worthy of him. The male protagonist actually doesn't do much abuse. He mainly abuses class oppression and nurturing under the feudal system. The scumbag deserves what he deserves. The full text is a bit refreshing, a bit sweet, and has a touch of sadness and regret. I look forward to the follow-up development [Learned]

It's not bad. It feels like the male protagonist was abducted into a mountainous area and was subjected to many difficult situations, such as giving birth to a child and being locked up in a dark room. However, when brought into the perspective of an invalid girl, I felt like he was abducted into a mountainous area. In the end, he fell in love with the person from that family. It really gave me chills on my back.

The author's writing is very delicate, and I tied it in one day, but I felt palpitations while reading it. The male protagonist's soul traveled to another world and learned that men in this world would be pregnant. He was so frightened that he chose to run away again and again. After being captured, the female protagonist said to the male protagonist more than once that he has nowhere to go. As a reader, I felt heartbroken, depressed, and alone in a different world. No one could feel it from his perspective. The indigenous people may also feel that the male protagonist is not blessed even though he is blessed. The sense of immersion is too strong. I watched the male protagonist being tamed and assimilated little by little. He chose to endure in order to survive. His originally free soul was wiped out bit by bit, especially in the small dark room. The claustrophobia was simply too scary. The male protagonist was afraid of getting pregnant. The female protagonist thought that letting him go shopping would be fine. The indigenous people did not understand your values.

It's a tie. It's a very good book. It doesn't have any mindless torture plot. The level of cruelty is just right and within my acceptable range. The writing is smooth, the plot is compact, and the male and female protagonists are very good. It's worth reading, and it's quite enjoyable to read. Hehe~ [Sending Hearts]