
Matriarchy: I'm a Brooding Boy
女尊:我是阴暗少年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 420k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 阴暗的我在女尊世界被爱Alternate title on Fanqie
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Unlike other heroines, the male protagonist's emotional line is different from other heroines. He is single-minded and not delicate and pretentious. The portrayal of the male protagonist's psychology feels very realistic. He is very stable every three or four days, but it is not interesting enough.
The plot is brilliant without any cliches and stereotypes, and the supporting characters are also well-cast. It's just that the protagonist is a little aggrieved and the money he got was too little. If you ask me to say, either accept Jiang or let Jiang know that he likes the protagonist and pursues the protagonist, or make a label without a heroine, only taking the kidneys and not taking the heart, or not taking the kidneys and not taking the heart. The plot of the protagonist being candied at the beginning really aroused my interest, but it is best not to describe too many emotional scenes between Jiang and Qin. According to the current trend, I feel that Zuo will be paired with Qin and Jiang will be the protagonist in the end. I really like the character of the male protagonist. The author has created the character very well. Everyone has a distinct personality without being stereotyped. Moreover, the appearance of the character is not abrupt. The foreshadowing is also good. I suspect that he is the reincarnation of Lao Deng.
Dark boy? No! This is a frustrated boy, Hoshino's couple. The protagonist doesn't know how to use the resources around him and doesn't dare to resist. The girl understands, and the guy is a coward. At least he has an unexplained relationship with Jiang Zhiyi and can't take advantage of it. It's really aggrieved. It's aggrieved. I don't know if I can hold it back in the future. Anyway, I'm basically not happy now. I've carried all the poison in the front, but I really can't handle it in the back. The male protagonist has been transformed into a woman by the world, so please take care of yourself.
What I like to watch is a different world of heroines. The male protagonist is not the prettiest, he has character flaws, and he is not the kind that all women fall in love with.
To be honest, this book is readable and the writing is quite interesting. Each character is portrayed in depth, not purely sweet, and not everyone is perfect, so they are very realistic. The male protagonist is very real and thorough. I think everything in the early stages makes sense when combined with the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist is a big boy who works hard to make a living and has very cheerful ideas. What can I say about the female protagonist? He is not perfect. He cannot see through his own feelings in the early stage and even asks the male protagonist to help him as a wingman to chase other men. In the later stage, he is not abusive. Anyway, there is no abuse like the deputy CP of Ma Lei. The sub-CPs are both sweet and sad, and the story lines are quite interesting. PS: The male protagonist is really good, but the female protagonist is a bit hard to explain in the early stage. She is crazy and self-brainwashed and does not want to admit that she likes the male protagonist.
Because the female protagonist cannot pursue Qin Mu, she chooses the male protagonist in the next plot. So what is the male protagonist, a substitute? Can't a dark boy have good things? Being ordinary is better than this, right?
Everyone around her has a good destiny, but she still can't see any hope for the protagonist. In addition, she also feels that the heroine is quite... Not a good person. How can I put it this way, if the male protagonist really falls in love with the female protagonist, it will feel quite tortured due to the unequal status, the prejudice of the female protagonist's family, and even the lack of firmness and disrespect of the female protagonist herself.
I also thought that it would be very difficult for me to serialize SiZhui, but I finally saw the final chapter. It was fate, and it would be finished as soon as I finished it, and it would only be one day later. I came in with a curious mind: Oh, it's still a male video, and then I went out full of emotion. There's nothing else to say except emotion. I can't say it. I just want to sigh. It's a pity that I didn't see Liu Feng's own life after graduating from college. I only saw the people around him, and there was no story other than his own emotional experience. Of course, this guy might just be eating soft food. Jiang Zhiyi's trick of exchanging vitamins was really unreasonable. Fortunately, Liu Feng was the one who was targeting all the dirty tricks. He couldn't stand it if it were someone else, so Liu Feng took them all. In fact, I feel very sorry for Liu Feng after reading this whole story. The 3,000 yuan salary is really unbearable. Although the plot is very real, I feel that the whole story adds at least 10% of the element of abuse. In order to have enough food and establish a foothold, Liu Feng paid too much. Damn, he gave his all. He is the best person. He eventually became a househusband. It is one of my hard feelings. But Brother Feng definitely doesn't think so. Besides, Jiang Zhiyi, you are really stingy. The author's pacing is very good. I read it in one sitting. I didn't do anything during these few hours. I was carried away emotionally throughout the whole process and I didn't even want to blink. It feels like there are still unfinished stories, but it feels like it's just right to end it here, maybe. This is the first book I have ever seen on a male channel about female heroes. I was shocked by the quality. I wonder if I will ever be lucky enough to read a similar work in my life. For female readers who are a bit manly
It's a really good book. I watched it until the end. Just like a TV series, the love story of a group of people is engraved in this book. There are tragedies and comedies, but fortunately the endings are all happy and everyone is happy. I also wish the book friends who read this can have a happy life in the future, with their loved ones by their side.
I think it's pretty good. I tied it by reading Chapter 171 in one go. Well, at first I read other comments that there was something wrong with the portrayal of the heroine. Yeah, but I feel like it's okay, it could be me. It's because I tasted too much before and it has high poison resistance. I just wish I could write more. I feel like it needs to be at least 1 million words. Although I don't know what to write and can write more than 1 million words, I believe that the author must have a way. Life will find its own way.