
The Incredible Otome Game [Interactive]
不可思议的乙女游戏[互动]
Synopsis
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Love Women
It's rare to find a good story about women. No male gaze (or it's there to be criticized). The female characters are complex and varied, with desires and humanity. The content is compelling.
Novels
Novels
Women-Centered Fiction
Never say women are not heroes. Night after night, the Dragon Spring sword rings against the wall.
Her Story
I’m an i-girl. I’m here for men competing over women, not women competing against each other. Here’s to women waking up to their own power.
The Ultimate List for Fans of Male Leads Getting Tormented
If you love seeing men suffer, don't miss these. They're all five-star reads, but Jinjiang won't let me give five stars.
Female-Led Stories | Strong Heroines I've Read Over the Years
Basically no female characters. Only high-rated stories; if you have a problem with any of them, skip them.
Women's Stories
Lots of female characters, all with distinct, well-rounded personalities. The story absolutely centers on them, though there are a few minor flaws. I read some of these a while ago, so I've forgotten a few details.
Women-Loving, Female-Centered Stories with Strong Heroines
Strong female leads, stories that celebrate women, and above all, satisfying reads.
S-Rank
Good read
My Sweet Baby Girl
The System won't let me give five stars, but every one of these is a five-star read
Didn't Finish
Stories I didn't finish
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I'm a man, and I think it's too cruel to a woman. Why? Why can a guy with a broken body still touch the heroine? It's so awesome! The face is a man's second face. It doesn't even have a pair of beautiful and delicate slender jade fingers, only the terrifying white bones are left! It even shamelessly placed itself on the heroine from behind. Damn it, what is it doing? I don't know if its body is abominable. Is it deliberately trying to scare the heroine? My poor heroine. A grown-up woman has to deal with a lot of things, and she has to be forced to see such a terrible piece of junk when she comes home. It's so pitiful, but the heroine is so affectionate. The heroine is willing to take over a broken man and let him get close to him. He's so nice, my heroine! Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo you you, I, the male protagonist, I was tortured to the point of breaking my heart, the author is so cruel! The author is the hero's mother, right?
After changing my perspective, I realized how terrible literature disguises violence, especially violence against women. Seeing the scars blooming like petals on the man's pale body, sadly describing his pain, I felt so beautiful, like watching the beautiful fragments of a vase in the sun, I even felt a sense of pleasure in inflicting abuse. This is what it feels like to be stared at from a position of power. I think of rape, domestic violence and other plots in most literature and film and television works. The bodies and souls of women who have endured violence are always described so beautifully. When I act as a woman, my fear and distress will even be dispelled and stimulated into my own masochistic desires. As a viewer, men are more interested in pleasure, right? Really scary.
Words are carriers of thoughts and sentiments. Therefore, when the perspective changes, when the words describe violence in a hundred euphemistic words, you may be amazed by the scars on her pale body that are like petals blooming, and feel pity for the sad and painful woman. However, will you be angry or think that you shouldn't be doing this? You will only be led by beautiful words to ignore the important and the light. You praise her scars, her pain, her contortions - "so beautiful," in other words, sadistic. The authority held by superiors, they also control words
Paragraph 1 seems to be explaining why Calamus looks exactly like the person you know, and how it was formed? He is just a puppet, a substitute, so he has no emotions. The second paragraph seems to be from the perspective of a female detective. A man with pearls in his mouth was killed in the house. But I actually prefer that you are the one who kills people, and you are the one who solves the case.
Young Master Xiaoren learns how women play tricks, my baby girl will defeat you in just a few strokes.
Let's record the scene where Pearl appears in the full text: You will appear for the first time. The pearl was put into the young lawyer's mouth. Then he opened the young lawyer's collar and threw the pearls in. The eldest young master appeared wearing a pearl white robe. When Coltsfoot first appeared on the scene, she wore a pearl-white veil. In the scary Easter egg dream, there is a man sitting next to you with a pearl necklace around his neck. It should be the eldest young master. The last one is this one. In the dream, you find the corpse inside, and there is a drop-shaped pearl under the tongue. Since it is a young master, I think it should still be an eldest young master.
It feels so good. Is this something you can say? After reading the plot, I feel that Ziyuan is really a spoiler leaker, and he leaked a lot of key information. Also, in this chapter, Shion is almost making it clear what the King's Line may encounter. It's better to treat the dream goddess as real for the time being. Can the goddess' ability be used to manipulate and fill the soul? And, as expected, Yin Jue's inheritance was a conspiracy, so that country people who didn't know the details came here to take over the hot potato, and the result was that the meat buns beat the dogs, laugh.
Indeed, Dreamland Travel is so chaotic and broken. But it's strange, why can only those chosen by God be able to go? Also, this chapter almost makes it clear that the heroine is another god, right? Is it a marine god? Or is it night or light? The protagonist in Shion's dream should be a ruthless god, and Gin Shu may be an important attendant of another god?
I really feel that the book is getting better and better towards the end, and the plot and description are well balanced. I feel that the author is more suitable for writing serious literature, and it is more convenient for online literature authors to write outline articles. But I know that the author does not intend to make a living from online articles, so the author and readers mainly focus on casualness. I wish everyone peace and happiness!
I'm ready! I really like Shasha's writing style. It has a rough delicacy, a wide range of metaphors, but is as meticulous as hair, and accurately and sharply depicts the characters. It always makes people think unconsciously, as if I am Xia. But…! Not enough! Hey, hey, I want to see more updates, such as 10,000 yuan or something (Damn, it's too strong to be difficult for others)