Dimensional Ascension Game: Building the First Territory from Scratch

It doesn't affect the rating, but I have to protect myself. There are too many male characters. The only female characters I remember now are except for the heroine. A girl with braided braids in his territory was the first to raise her hand, a Tang sister or something. This is relatively positive. The rest, whether it is her mother or her sister, are more negative, or in other words, compared to the attached relatives, the image constructed is much worse. Except for the other passer-by characters I mentioned above or those with names and surnames, they are all men.

If it is tied, it can be regarded as an infrastructure novel. If you like survival infrastructure novels, you can check it out. The protagonist usually fights alone and has certain emotions. But there is indeed a gender ratio problem. Emmm, basically the supporting characters except Longjing/Haomeng/Cheng Xian/Mom (the supporting characters I can remember) are all male (scratching my head). The main characters around the protagonist are 1 female and 2 male. Haomeng (the supporting character on the roadside) is dead. I quite like Cheng Xi'an, who is considered to be a standout. Currently, we can see that there is a clear growth line. Because of the death of Haomeng, she realized that she no longer wants to be a canary or a vassal of others. Her mother is also an egoist and knows what she wants. It would be great if more female supporting characters could be added in the future! Come on!? I was pleasantly surprised to see Chapter 107. There should be more female characters appearing in the follow-up.

After much thought, I decided to write a long review. You guys can really bear it (specifically the author). The gender issue that has been emphasized many times in the previous comment section actually has to wait until 200,000 words to solve the mystery. Instead of replying, you just silently update to seduce me (PS: I will reply to other questions). So will there be an update tomorrow? First of all, I personally don't care about gender ratio. I care more about quality than quantity. Normally I don't even notice this unless the gender ratio is particularly prominent in a certain group. Yes, it's you, officially! The main reason for the imbalance between men and women in the early stage is the official. All the official men are male and they appear first. Up to now, the official is still all men, and the presence is quite strong. At first, I thought it was a template, but it turned out to be a special setting, but I don't recommend you to skip the chapter and read the answer in advance. The following contains spoilers. The current lords of the big countries except the official ones are all women, yes, all women, and the official ones are all men. This point in the book probably refers to reality. I won't mention it until the sun sets. The Queen's Country and Iron Heart are also countries where women have been able to succeed since ancient times. The most typical ones are Yeka and her mother-in-law. They have grown up even in their childhood. The status of women in Noah's Ark is obviously relatively high, and the setting of Noah's Ark is that of puppet lords. Only here, if it is the military, it is indeed difficult to see the shadow of female leaders in it. The proportion of women in the entire team is also the lowest among major major countries. The spokespersons here are all male, including a certain position. Dare you say it? Since it is the internal staff, why not support women, because there are not many women in that group. Can this be said? Don't look at the hype of a certain book, but in fact it is all recruitment advertisements. You will know the next job list. It can be called a man plus a man. In addition, I feel that other settings are also based on reality, including the conflict between Bao's mother and other normal groups, the history of the beautiful family, etc. I think the best one is the setting of Cheng's father and Cheng's mother. It is very real. Cheng's mother is god-level sober, scolds well, is pleasant to listen to, and the evil sister has also stood up. To a certain extent, it is a bit heavy because it is too similar to reality, especially the plight of many women. They are looking for jobs, getting married, having children and growing up, but they are luckier than reality in the book. The author never deliberately avoids their flaws, she just faces up to and magnifies their shining points. Everyone is real, not a fake bunch of flowers. Five-star recommendation! It is a completely female-oriented text, and it is not a false prosperity based on the all-female dream. There are many male characters, but what you can see at a glance, the most shining ones are definitely the female characters. The final demining: If it is not an all-female text, you will not be admitted if you only want all-female characters, and you will not be admitted if you care about the gender ratio of the characters. The settings in the text are more realistic, and many characters are growth-oriented characters. So will there be more updates tomorrow? More?

The heroine is the absolute protagonist, it's a cool story. As the control group, the sister was a stereotyped negative character at first, but she also developed a very natural growth line, which was very surprising. After reading some comments about both male and female characters, I think it's okay. The main reason is that the official characters are all male characters, but they are also template characters. Compared with the author's portrayal of female characters such as Sister Lan and Haomeng, these female characters are more outstanding.

This movie is good-looking, has a good rhythm, and I catch up to the latest in one go. It is the kind of movie that is not depressing, not boring, or tiring to watch, but it is appropriately stimulating and feels like an upgrade.

It's beautiful, but why are there so few people watching it? Is it because it's not recommended? I've seen a lot of recommendations that are not as good as this book! I basically didn't see any recommendations for this book. I saw it in someone's recommended book.

A very good-looking infrastructure lord story. It is not attached to the country and does not blindly follow it, but it will also cooperate with the country. It is an atypical lone wolf story. The main highlights are female characters. The writing is not bad and the logic is smooth. The setting is brilliant, it looks great

Throughout the plot, the setting of the heroine is very good and the rhythm is very good. There are a few girls around the heroine, but I am also looking forward to the follow-up development.

Highly recommended, especially readers who like Qingyundan's writing style should not miss it.

It's okay, the heroine is very strong, not restricted by others, ambitious and capable