Matriarchy: I Dye My Hair and Lay Bricks, and Every Female Tycoon Loses It
女尊：染黄毛搬砖，女财阀全破防
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 162k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 2
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The character of the protagonist is quite tough, but there are still many things that cannot be considered in this setting. The male protagonist is set as an adopted son. It is not his first day living in this society. It is not the first day he looks good when he grows up. There is no system in this, nor is it written that he has grown up and traveled through time. With these settings, it is unrealistic that his appearance cannot be noticed at all. The adoptive father borrowed money, the setting of the gambler, knowing that his adopted son is good-looking, and not leaking the news, and not liking the male protagonist, sold him early. It is unlikely.
I feel like a lot of female protagonists are just for the contrast of the female protagonist pursuing the male protagonist, but in fact, I feel that many of them are written in a very useless way. As a male protagonist, what else can the protagonist do besides letting those female protagonists please him? He is still weak, and he is threatened by this and this. . . The only thing that feels better is being chased backwards With such a coward, even if you are chased from behind, you will still feel that you can't take it in. I feel quite speechless.