The Daughters of the Misogynistic Romance Awaken [Quick Transmigration]

In stories that glorify women’s subservience, parents only ever care about their sons. No matter how outstanding their daughters are, they are nothing but tools for advancing the plot.

Then the daughters woke up.

An ancient-era story glorifying women's subservience:

Xiuniang was born into an official's family. She loved reading, but her father believed that an uneducated woman was virtuous, so he burned the poetry and books she loved. Her mother tearfully stopped her from rushing into the fire and ordered her to study the admonitions and rules for women, all so she could properly serve the powerful minister who would one day bring glory to the family.

After awakening, Xiuniang fled her family, changed her name, and devoted herself to literature. She became the first great female poet, remembered throughout the ages.

A Republican-era story glorifying women's subservience:

Qingya was born into a wealthy merchant family. Her father had wife after wife, and she was just a neglected, marginal figure in the household. Yet in an era of war and chaos, she was determined to serve her country.

A period-era story glorifying women's subservience:

Zhaodi was born into a poor farming family. Even though they were already struggling to put food on the table, her father insisted that her ailing mother keep getting pregnant to carry on the family line, while he neglected their three daughters. Later, her mother died in childbirth. Her father didn't want to be burdened by the whole family, so one night he quietly left home with his son. Zhaodi, the second daughter, and her older sister shouldered the burden of the entire family.

A modern story glorifying women's subservience:

To be determined.

Theme: No matter what, stay true to yourself and keep moving forward with resolve.