First-person narration.
A woman from a matriarchal world transmigrates to the modern era.
It's a love story, more or less.
The length and update schedule are undecided.
You can indirectly inflict update-pressure damage on the author through comments, or deal direct damage with thunderbolts. If the effect is strong enough, you'll score a critical hit and receive one "bonus chapter" drop.
Discussion of the plot is welcome. Don't pick on the male or female lead, especially the female lead.
[Returning]: Return date unknown. Recently, I'm focusing on my current project.
Hey, just Tanju, it's too dirty. But it's okay to use the other person's flexible tongue to do something.
Excellent women! Well said! Men may be gilding themselves, always giving the title of honorary man to outstanding women who cannot cover up their glory, and successfully diverting the glory that originally belongs to women. It is really shameless. Acknowledging that a woman is great is like killing them
There are very few women in romances with men who can even reach a basic moral level, especially in ancient romances. I hope the female characters will be more diverse and rich.
I like this kind of heroine, she makes people feel very comfortable. I also hate "so-called strong female protagonists". I remember reading a cultivation novel with the label "strong woman" in it. The female protagonist worked hard to reach the highest level, but then the male protagonist appeared, and the female protagonist didn't even count. The novel was almost over, so I decided to abandon the novel, which was so heart-wrenching. I just want to ask the author what your intentions are. Is it fun to trick readers? ?
Nice! ! !
The female protagonist and the male protagonist have their own perspectives. The female protagonist is a womanizer and flirts with men calmly. The male protagonist is calm and calm on the surface, but in fact he is cute and "still a man after all." O(∩_∩)O
Suddenly I discovered something, eldest brother, young lady; eldest sister, young man
The author has something to say. It's like chatting. The author is so good at talking.
Woo hoo, madam, will you come back for more updates? Love this! Lin Xiaolang's psychology is so delicate and interesting! In addition, I also agree with the view that boys are not true women!
The writing style is superb, and the concept is beyond most people's. You, the author, are amazing! ! ! But I didn't understand the entanglement of my mother's generation. Since my father, as a male official, could get him in with a little trickery, then my mother specifically asked to marry her as her official husband. Isn't this an expression of love? Why is my father still depressed? Is it because my classical Chinese reading skills are not good enough?
Hey, just Tanju, it's too dirty. But it's okay to use the other person's flexible tongue to do something.
Excellent women! Well said! Men may be gilding themselves, always giving the title of honorary man to outstanding women who cannot cover up their glory, and successfully diverting the glory that originally belongs to women. It is really shameless. Acknowledging that a woman is great is like killing them
There are very few women in romances with men who can even reach a basic moral level, especially in ancient romances. I hope the female characters will be more diverse and rich.
I like this kind of heroine, she makes people feel very comfortable. I also hate "so-called strong female protagonists". I remember reading a cultivation novel with the label "strong woman" in it. The female protagonist worked hard to reach the highest level, but then the male protagonist appeared, and the female protagonist didn't even count. The novel was almost over, so I decided to abandon the novel, which was so heart-wrenching. I just want to ask the author what your intentions are. Is it fun to trick readers? ?
Nice! ! ! The female protagonist and the male protagonist have their own perspectives. The female protagonist is a womanizer and flirts with men calmly. The male protagonist is calm and calm on the surface, but in fact he is cute and "still a man after all." O(∩_∩)O
Suddenly I discovered something, eldest brother, young lady; eldest sister, young man
The author has something to say. It's like chatting. The author is so good at talking.
Woo hoo, madam, will you come back for more updates? Love this! Lin Xiaolang's psychology is so delicate and interesting! In addition, I also agree with the view that boys are not true women!
The writing style is superb, and the concept is beyond most people's. You, the author, are amazing! ! ! But I didn't understand the entanglement of my mother's generation. Since my father, as a male official, could get him in with a little trickery, then my mother specifically asked to marry her as her official husband. Isn't this an expression of love? Why is my father still depressed? Is it because my classical Chinese reading skills are not good enough?
The first chapter turned out to be 2016...