A casual log of whatever I happen to read, just for fun and to pass the time. Purely personal taste!
My tastes are nothing out of the ordinary. In particular, early on I had little experience and little awareness of women's issues, so some of my recommendations are embarrassing, embarrassing, embarrassing (yes, three times). I recommend browsing in reverse order.
I'm very forgiving of authors and don't have many dealbreakers when it comes to characters. If you have stricter standards, don't take these reviews too seriously or you'll only frustrate yourself.
[1] Categories include: matriarchal societies, female emperors, strong female leads, female-centric stories with no romance, male leads who suffer, weak male characters, female pursuers, and more.
[2] I'm firmly on the heroine's side and refuse to see her suffer. I favor satisfying progression stories where the heroine pursues her career, accept self-indulgent romance where the woman takes the lead, and like heroines with distinctive qualities or a special spark.
[3] Important: These are subjective personal opinions. One person's honey is another person's poison. Recommendations, additions, and warnings in the comments are welcome.
5 Excellent, perfectly hits all my preferences
4 Great, worth rereading a few times
3 Passable, overall a complete work
Scores may vary by plus or minus 0.5 between the standards above.
Theme: Theme to be added
This author's writings are all about male love, and the female protagonist is a dog licker. It's hard to say this.
Recommended: Resurrected Nuwa and restored me to become the empress of the ancient world - the upright senbei. Wedding March (Female Queen) - Li Xiaoming. The evil sister has something to say (quickly travel) - He Fang Xianren. The group's favorite koi carp is three and a half years old (ironic about feminism) - Mary Beckham. Taking a scumbag man to the world of female lords to suffer - growing dream beans. I am a king in the daughter's country - Taoist life. The heroine of the sadistic novel refuses to become beautiful - Single Valley. I, the ruthless Tao, will die if you love me - the moral shark hand. Eventually she becomes the Demon Lord - thanks. She changed her career to cultivate love - the leader of Wuyou Alliance. Literature about scumbag women torturing men - Four Collections. Abuse makes me super strong - Young Master Yong'an. After the spiritual energy is revived - Fat Ha. Survive in the animal world - Cat Petters. Heroine Female Development Manual - Should be washed red. A real woman can only draw a sword - Cun Ning. Iltate's Farm - Coriander Girl. Did you work overtime today - Qiuhu. The heroine is tired of this - Yao He. The interstellar admiral traveled to ancient times - Yunmo Painting. After dressing up as a female Alpha - Shuya Kano. Spoiler for one half - Shiruo Amasawa. I want to cultivate immortality, and watch three thousand times a day - Wei, I have no wine. The heroine who wears books just wants to ascend the throne - Sumuli. After reading the book, I grabbed the male protagonist's script - Susu Chuixue. After the perfect reincarnation - Yu Shiluo. Dressed as the heroine's mother - Straw Mushroom. The moon seals Wanchuan - three leaves of gold. Yin Xiaolian's Guide to Another World - Summer Night Ghost Stories. The history of female Orion farming and making a fortune -. A Practical Manual for a Virtuous Husband - Feng Jiuan. ... Meat: Silence of the Sea, the heroine takes the villain's script, the heroine's guide to survival in a sadistic novel...
Amasawa Shiruo's writings are all based on the female protagonist, and the descriptions of men and women are equal, which is very comfortable to read.
This article is written by the same author as the previous one. I don't know why she likes to set up plots where the heroine has a younger brother and is dedicated to his younger brother...
This one didn't work. I was fooled into reading it by the 5-point review above, and gave up halfway. Lei 1: The heroine relies on her talent to become a hegemon. She promotes non-conventional opinions while becoming enlightened, which gives her a sense of separation. It's like a rich second generation telling ordinary people not to get involved. Lei 2: The heroine is not smart. When I encounter a similar situation, I can only think of quitting or retaliating. So what I hope to see is how the heroine can be clever and clever to solve the problem unexpectedly. In the end, the heroine did nothing. She wanted to hide her strength, but she was exposed and was discovered by one, two or three people. She wanted to be involved, but for various reasons, she still followed other people's thoughts again and again. Lei 3: Things often happen that the heroine is unwilling to do, and the author has to use various reasons to make the heroine do it. The key is to advance the plot in this way, which is very frustrating. For example: I was arranged by my senior brother "for your own good" to enter the Sword Tomb that I didn't want to go to (where I met the male protagonist Sword Spirit). I didn't want to get involved in the secret realm (because the Sword Spirit wanted to retrieve his memory and the female protagonist agreed to lead to the plot). Originally, I just wanted to criticize the onlookers for being skinned by the senior brother who was doing good for you and fished with carrots to join the Sword Forest Team (leading to the subsequent plot of the carrot). After seeing this, I really couldn't bear to give up. Apart from compromising and obeying other people's arrangements, the co-female heroine has no unique plot of her own.
This article is really good! The female group portraits are particularly outstanding. In addition to the wise and powerful heroine, there are also many female courtiers with outstanding abilities and noble qualities, as well as complex and multifaceted female villains. This is true feminism!
I saw a recommendation to read it, but it stopped working after reading a few chapters. Then I skipped a few chapters and found Jue Juezi. Disclaimer: I only read the non-v chapters (skipping to read). The heroine's family all despised her and despised her. According to the description, the heroine's mother is the eldest. There are many ignorant people who criticize the heroine's mother in the comments. The heroine's father (the general) and her three half-brothers are contemptuous and contemptuous. I haven't written much about it, but it is obvious that their attitude towards the heroine can be felt as soon as they appear. I feel that the heroine's gender is
I just finished reading it. It's really good. Although it's a little immature in a few places, and the twists and plot arrangements are a little stiff, it's very girly. The female protagonist is also very comfortable reading it. I especially love the ending~
When it comes to stories about strong women in history, we must mention Good Morning Three Kingdoms Workers
Tweet: The Legend of the Rebellious Heroine (like I Wear Myself, it has the same thoughts on women's rights, but from a different angle. It starts from the evolution of ten folklore stories and writes about the process of women's loss of power. For example, the first copy is Ye Shengtao's adaptation of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The prototype is from "The Man from Xinyu County, Yuzhang". The setting of this article is that modern women enter a game adapted from folk tales and transform into Weaver Girl. Heroines such as White Snake, Yingtai, and The Little Mermaid help them escape from the prison of fate and regain their own power. The angle is relatively unique. Most of the plot is about how women regain their rights, and a small part talks about the past when women lost their rights. Therefore, compared to other articles on the same theme, it feels more exciting and feels less frustrating.) The author of this article has not signed a contract yet, and it is still free.