Transmigrated Into a Charming Woman in a Matriarchal Era

I was so tired after reading Chapter 9. I knew that the author might want to express that the heroine was so deeply poisoned by Edinburgh's thinking that she behaved in a series of ways: she didn't drink milk, she could only feed goat milk, and it had to be a bottle, and breast milk in a bottle was not acceptable. She cried at every turn. Others praised her for her beauty but also made her angry, and her family was worried about her, but it was useless. She was just like a real newborn baby, maybe not as good as a newborn baby, because babies have survival instincts, and she was like a twisted piece of paper (if I made a typo, I'm afraid it won't show up). I want to say that even if she has been deeply rooted in the Edinburgh thinking, she has been through so many worlds and is still educated as a sophomore student. The various behaviors she exhibits are really unbelievable and exhausting to watch. I can grow up with a poor little person, but I can't grow up with a twisted piece of paper that doesn't even have a survival instinct. But I really like the world view written by the author. This world view is really good! Childbirth is your right, don't give it away! The heroine does not have to be a boy! But to describe the greatness of childbirth! There are also more efforts that can be made to reduce the damage caused by fertility as the first sex! Come on! I hope to see more mature and better writing from you in the future.

I quite like this world view. I have always hoped that the female protagonist's world view will not only describe the love between the heroine and the man. Some Tomato authors always write too much about the male characters. They should write more about the feelings between women and focus the camera on the female characters. The author has reflected this. However, there are many names and it is not easy to remember the names of female characters. Male family members such as uncles can simply not call them uncles. Non-family male characters can use simple repeated words.

‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍The protagonist is transported to the matriarchal society of the 1970s and 1980s. The author has unique insights into the use of female-centered terms and the concept of matriarchal social system, and is also willing to accept corrections and suggestions. Chapter 52 The short story about "The Origin of the Male King" that I conceived is also very interesting. ‍[Advantages] The wording is female-oriented and there is no dissatisfaction with female words.

It's a blast. Those who like to watch prenatal care groups pampering female cubs are in luck. It's particularly to my liking. It's overall very warm and enjoyable. I'm looking forward to the growth of our heroine in the future. I hope she can make a big difference in this world!

Fetal transfusion + heroine + period novel, I am really happy. Reading the novel, it feels really good to slowly grow up from scratch. It can be said that I have truly raised myself again. Yu'an, I not only hope that you grow up quickly and show your talents, but also I hope that you grow up slowly enough to heal all your pains one by one. But no matter whether it is fast or slow, you will definitely be extremely happy when you grow up in such a world.

So far, Invincible is super, super, super good-looking. Each female character is vividly portrayed and has its own merits. Anyway, Super Invincible is good-looking, so just fall in love with it [laughing][laughing][laughing] By the way... I've always wanted to say something, the author... Can that Adam's apple mask be changed into a neck garment? Every time I see the words "Adam's apple mask" I feel weird.

The writing is very good. I hope that the baby can get rid of the oppression she has experienced before she is three years old. I don't want to see the baby carry those experiences and suffer repeatedly when she should enjoy the life of a heroine. I feel that such pain is of no use to her, it just makes her uncomfortable.

A truly female-friendly article (including words), the author has his own thoughts. I originally thought it would be a very gripping and exciting plot, but I didn't expect it to be a warm and everyday kind of story. An escapist personality like mine really has no resistance to a warm-hearted author who embraces all kinds of things. I! Will! Two! Brush!

It's very interesting. The subject matter is novel. The characters are well-drawn. It respects women very much. It's female-centered. The writing style is also very good. From what I've seen so far, there aren't any outstanding points for me. It's just that there are too few. Can the author update 100 chapters at a time?

The author, Baobao, is very obedient and smart. He has his own little ingenuity. He writes well, his writing style is smooth, and his words are comfortable. I highly recommend it to girls. Don't read it, but don't read it. You can't understand it even if you read it.