Sorry, I Can't Bring Myself to Hurt Men (Female-Dominant World)

Feng Yu transmigrates and opens her eyes to find herself tied to a pillar, being tortured. At least this dynasty is fairly civilized: female prisoners are interrogated by female officials, and every last torturer is a burly woman dressed in animal skins.

Feng Yu: “Big sis, we’re both women. Please, have a heart and let me go.”

Torturer: (freezes) (they lock eyes) (bursts out laughing) (swings whip) “You Central Plains cur! If you can’t take it anymore, confess. Quit trying to pull a fast one on your grandma.”

During the torture, Feng Yu learns that she is an envoy sent from the Central Plains. The negotiations failed, and she was captured. As for all the questions they’re asking her, Feng Yu doesn’t know a thing.

Feng Yu: “I really don’t know! Please spare me, big sis! I transmigrated here! I’m not the person I was before!”

Torturer: “I never thought the Central Plains had such a woman of iron! Hurry and report this to the Khan. A person of such loyalty must be treated with respect!”

When force doesn’t work, they try kindness. Feng Yu is plied with fine food and wine, then sent off to a red tent in a daze. She looks up to see a handsome man in white sheepskin sitting by the bed.

Feng Yu: “Oh my god, a man! So this is where he humiliates me at last. I’ll just pretend a dog bit me. A woman from the twenty-first century isn’t afraid!”

But for several days straight, the man does nothing. He simply takes care of Feng Yu’s meals and daily needs without complaint.

Eventually, the man can’t take it anymore. “Do you dislike me? Do you not like me? Please, let me serve you.”

Feng Yu: “Hold on a second...”

#I know you’re hurt, but I really can’t handle this either#

[Coming soon] I Play the Villain at a University

Chen Fei isn’t actually useless. She’s incredibly strong.

But it’s also true that she’s bad at socializing and making money.

After going too long without any income, she finally worked up the courage to accept a job. A campus anti-riot drill at prestigious A University needed her to play the villain.

She asked what exactly she was supposed to do. They told her there was nothing special to it: just play a thoroughly evil bad guy.

She’d be paid by the hour once the job was done.

Got it.

On the day of the drill, Chen Fei takes down all the security guards in five minutes, sneaks into the university, and begins a weeklong life of villainy.

Snacks from the convenience store? Steal them, but keep a tally.

Students with no sense of caution? Trick them, but keep a tally.

Students who come after her alone? Smear chalk on a wooden dagger and leave a mark of chalk on their neck. You’re dead.

Before long, A University is swept up in a campus-wide manhunt that feels like a murder-mystery game.

But somehow, there are still bookworms who pay no attention to the outside world and haven’t heard about what’s been going on.

One afternoon, Chen Fei picks a pack of dried mango from an old professor’s pocket and sneaks under the shade of a tree to enjoy it.

A fair hand reaches out, offering her a pack of brown sugar biscuits.

Chen Fei looks up. The young man is frowning, and seems genuinely concerned. “I’ve seen you a few times... Are things really that hard for you?”

Core message: Care for one another and help each other.