[The previous account (rescuing the female protagonist of Wenhuang) was a large account that I bought for a long time and bought a lot of V. I didn't dare to blindly use my real name, so I changed my account]
A record of scanned posts and tweets from a female host, from the Jinjiang plane. Everyone is welcome to communicate with me.
I like novels with smooth storylines where the heroine has her own aspirations/career/growth/achievement. The process can be twists and turns, but the best ending is bright.
I like stories that are friendly to female protagonists. In addition to the heroine, at least there is a female character who has her own ambitions/career/growth/achievement and has a certain role in the story, excluding the heroine's mother.
He has no feelings for Su Wen and hates conquering the world by conquering men.
I have no interest in romance, and I hope that the male protagonist's presence will be as small as possible and his driving force for the plot will be as weak as possible.
It is equally boring to have no sense of female supremacy, and to copy the reverse and irrational gender discrimination of feudal society, especially the female superiority and inferiority to boys. But I really like the novels about female heroes with strange physiological/fantasy backgrounds and reasonable social structures.
I like Lily very much, but I am not sensitive to all kinds of stupid love-minded people. It's too bloody, I really can't do it!
It's good to have no CP, but it would seem a bit pitiful if family and friendship are also missing.
I hate stories that highlight the heroine by criticizing all women, so I don't like most transformation stories.
I hate the fighting in the palace and the internal fighting among women in the house, and I hate the word "clean or unclean" in the copywriting.
I would rather a pretentious man ride a bike with another pretentious man than have them pretend to be pretentious in front of the female protagonist.
Prefer Shuangwen rather than Suwen.
It tends to [women can be strong] rather than [the heroine is different from other women, so she can be strong].
So I'm starving to death--
9 points+: If you haven't heard of these articles, don't say you are a female protagonist.
8 Points+: I will never regret watching this
7 points+: The writing, plot, setting, and conception all reach the passing mark, and all are outstanding.
6 Points+: No obvious shortcomings and no obvious strengths
5 points +: There are no outstanding points, you can skip it and see it.
4 Points+: Drink poison to quench thirst, eat shit to quench hunger
3 points and below: Many people said it was a cool article about strong women. After reading it, I felt like they were all farting.
[This rating only represents my personal subjective opinion of how well this article fits my definition of a "female-driven storyline" book list, and does not represent its objective level]
Purpose: scan articles