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A female-lead enthusiast's reading and recommendation log, mostly focused on Jinjiang novels. Feel free to chat with me.
I like plot-driven, feel-good stories with female leads who have their own ambitions, careers, growth, and achievements. The journey can be difficult, but I prefer a bright ending.
I like stories that treat female supporting characters well. Besides the heroine, there should be at least one female character with her own ambitions, career, growth, achievements, and a meaningful role. The heroine's mother doesn't count.
I'm not interested in Mary Sue stories. I hate it when the heroine conquers the world by winning over men.
I'm not interested in romance. The less presence the male lead has, and the less he drives the plot, the better.
I'm not interested in matriarchal stories. Reversed sexism is just as uninteresting.
I'm happy to read girls' love, but I have no patience for melodramatic, love-obsessed characters.
No CP is fine, but it seems a little sad if familial and platonic relationships are missing too.
I hate stories that elevate the heroine by putting down all women, so I'm not very fond of most gender-swap stories either.
I hate palace and household scheming, women fighting among themselves, and blurbs that label the heroine as sexually pure or not.
So I'm nearly starving to death
9+ points: If you haven't heard of these stories, don't call yourself a female-lead enthusiast.
8+ points: You'll never regret reading these.
7+ points: Writing, plot, setting, and themes all meet the mark, with at least one outstanding feature.
6+ points: No obvious flaws, but no obvious strengths either.
5+ points: Nothing outstanding, but there are some pitfalls. Worth a look if you skip those parts.
4+ points: Drinking poison to quench your thirst, eating garbage to stave off hunger.
3 points or less: Lots of people call these empowering, feel-good stories about strong women. After reading them, I think they're all talking nonsense.
[This rating only reflects how well I think a story fits a reading list of plot-driven, feel-good stories with female leads. It does not represent its objective quality.]
Oops, it's quite shocking to see that the female protagonists in the novels about equality and overthrowing the achievements of their predecessors in time-traveling women (they finally overthrew the patriarchal society, but were beaten back by the female villain), why are there no male protagonists who travel back in time to overthrow the feudal patriarchal rule because they feel sorry for women? I have never seen this kind of thing... Men acquiesce and enjoy this kind of class treatment, why do women perm their buttocks after enjoying it? But it may have been fashionable at the time, so that's okay
Because licking a dog is the way of heaven, it is successful. Doesn't it matter whether you work hard or not? How disgusting. There are quite a few novels that pretend to be strong women, but in fact, strong women are stronger than men, and they are disguised as male-dominated novels. Both inside and outside the words are still advocating that no matter how strong women are, they cannot be compared to men.
This common sense is really shocking. Giving birth is less harmful than terminating a pregnancy (abortion)??? I'm really speechless. It hurts the body, but giving birth is definitely more harmful to the body than terminating the pregnancy. The pelvis will become bigger after giving birth. Stretch marks, pregnancy, high blood pressure, side incision, leakage, and osteoporosis are all necessary for giving birth, right?
Ah, when I saw this famous quote, I was immediately bored/
This book is really... Don't read it if the female protagonist is the main character. The male protagonist treats the female protagonist like a dog.
Naruto is really a god of logic... It's a very deformed society, and the setting of being hot-blooded on the surface but indifferent in reality is really disgusting -_-||
I don't think he's a ghost father, but he seems more like he doesn't love his daughter, or he loves his daughter as an experiment more.
I recommend a book called "My Money Printing Girlfriend". The heroine is a well-known barrister who earns one dollar a second. She is full of controversy in the outside world. She is smart, hard-working, self-disciplined, rational, and very charming. She is one of my favorite heroines among the novels I have read this year. The heroine is the person I particularly want to be. The author's writing is good, and the heroine's character is really in line with my appetite and touches my cuteness. The male protagonist is a best-selling author and a single mother. The heroine had an ex.
Ever since I followed the violent sweetheart Little Crocodile Maomao, a feminist blogger, and learned about the difficulty and harm of egg retrieval, as well as the harm that surrogacy does to women's bodies, I have firmly opposed the sale of eggs and the legalization of surrogacy. Legal surrogacy is the sale of organs, which is essentially the exploitation of women. Because only women have uteruses, men in the patriarchal world are either supportive or silent and neutral about this. Of course, there are also some stupid women who think that they will be sellers, so they are vague and even support surrogacy.
The male protagonist is just imagining it, and the female protagonist begins to regard the male protagonist as a character in a dream. Many people the male protagonist knows do this. He thinks that she wants to do this to him, and he feels that he is feeding a tiger with his own body. The female protagonist is a girl with a disease in the second middle school. This article is obviously not interesting. The author, you just read other strange comments, right?