They Hold the Scepter
她们手握权杖
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Books for the Love of Women
See you again if fate brings us together
Women-Centered Fiction
Never say women are not heroes. Night after night, the Dragon Spring sword rings against the wall.
Recommended Feminist and Strong Female Lead Novels
Mostly female-led stories. Unless specifically described otherwise, they are all about a group of women striving forward and conquering the world.
For Hiding from the Thousand-Character Rankings
Female protagonists
Satisfying No-CP Novels
Female-oriented, no CP
Female-Love Stories I've Read, Still Ongoing
This series is a bit complicated. It includes unfinished books, books I haven’t read, and books I haven’t read yet.
Books I Absolutely Love
Friendly to women-loving readers. Some are unread or unfinished.
Her Era: A Collection of Women-Loving Fiction
There are ongoing stories here, too. I hope you'll support them so more and more authors have the motivation to keep writing.
A Comprehensive Reading List of Novels That Truly Love Women
Things that lose points: emphasizing beauty, more male characters than female characters, misogynistic language, women competing against women, torturing women. Things that gain points: more women than men, men competing against men, no sexual or romantic relationships, torturing men.
For Female-Lead Fans: Read or Avoid, Authors Flagged
I’ve read some of these and really liked them. I’ll take my time reading and subscribing. My limited vocabulary can only say: great.
Strong Heroines, Female Ensembles, Fantasy and Action
Female-centered narratives, passionate and inspiring, most with something meaningful to say. Some don't explicitly reflect feminism, but they all feature strong women.
Books Every True Feminist Should Read
Works vetted for their thoroughly feminist portrayal
Stories That Love Their Female Characters
I prioritize female-female romance
Stories That Love Women
Stories that love women
Notes on Loving Women
Keeping track of female-focused stories I've read or am following. I've returned to real life, so this list is messy, the ratings aren't strict, and I haven't included personal reviews. Until we meet again, wishing you all the best!
Flowers in Full Bloom
The sun shines brightly overhead, and flowers bloom in profusion below.
Pro-Women Fiction, Mostly No CP, Plus Two Yuri Novels
Every one of these is worth reading, no land mines. I'm pretty picky, and these are all books I think are good. Delete one
Bedtime Stories for Girls
A strong woman takes on the world!
Girls Are the Strongest
Just love women
Us
Female-Protagonist-Centered Stories, Saved for Myself
Little to no romance, or no CP. I don’t distinguish between four- and five-star ratings.
Books for Women: Strong Heroines
Stories with female ensemble casts, or powerful female protagonists, or strong women.
Strong-Willed Heroines
Big sis is amazing, wonderful, and so cool she makes me meow!
Western Fantasy (Cthulhu, Dragon-Slaying, Post-Apocalyptic, and More)
A complicated mix: Cthulhu Mythos, dragon-slaying, wasteland, Fourth Cataclysm, feminism, transmigration, modern Western fantasy, and historical Western fantasy. I haven't read some of these yet, either.
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Sisters unite 😍 What a brave author I love [rose]
"Altis is also very bad these days..." This is a big bug for the author~ Altis is also worried about Adalind these days
It suddenly occurred to me that elves are all born from elf trees. Indeed, gender is meaningless. Why do other works have to distinguish gender? To satisfy the author's selfish desires?
"She touched and raised a hand" to catch a big bug in the author~ She silently raised a hand?
"That wild ghost started it" is a big bug for the author~ What wild ghost started it?
"Wild ghosts keep crawling in," giving the author a big worm~ a wild ghost
"Where is there a platform" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ There's a stand there
"Morty has changed a lot from his past..." This is a big bug for the author~ I have changed a lot of my old habits
"I knew it was that profit group..." This is a big bug for the author~ Which
In fact, in some places, just use he next to the human character, and there is no need to specifically use she, because the he next to the human character includes both men and women, and is not unique to men. The special distinction makes the he next to the human character exclusive to men.