The female protagonist in the novel has an awakening consciousness and will not abuse the protagonist. The rating is only based on the places I've seen. There are mines in the back that can be automatically discharged. I think the mines will be removed.
4.5. I don't agree with some of the author's concepts, but this is because everyone's awakening level and experience are different. I still highly recommend this book. It is better to fictionalize a hundred excellent men than to fictionalize one excellent woman. Men will not become better just because you write about "excellent" men, but women will work hard because you write about "excellent" women. Write a female protagonist who loves herself, and there may be a hundred or a thousand women in the world who learn to love themselves. This is much better than trying to highlight a man. The world already loves men enough, women must learn to love themselves.
The author is much more female-conscious than before, and this book is really good to read. But when I saw the later part, I felt a little weak, and there was a feeling that the author didn't grasp some parts of the plot well. Collecting articles.
The most female-friendly Water Margin fic I have seen so far. Although the author likes some of the male characters in Water Margin, he is not like other male-loving authors who only have eyes for men. This author has women in his eyes and can see the suffering of women and the helplessness of women under structural inequality. The women in her writings have flesh and blood. It can also be seen that the author loves her biological daughter more and is okay with the protagonist.
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The back is a bit... Um...
Come back to Jinjiang next time for this book! I really like this feeling. Then I saw the latest one and saw many three-dimensional female characters! Good
It's okay, but I feel sorry for the men too much. What I like most is that at the end of each story, the male dies and the female protagonist takes control. It's a pity that in order to make up for the description, the author always has to have some kind of protagonist who feels lost and starts to understand love... No!
It feels okay, but occasionally it's a bit awkward. I don't know how to describe it... I chased some after v before and put it aside. I will change it after I review it.
2.5, The writing style is relatively plain, and I am more tolerant of some male characters... But overall it is okay, and the female characters are very good, especially the setting of Kaguya, what kind of shit is Boruto.
I quite like this world view. What impressed me the most was what the author said in the previous article, to the general effect: A time-traveling woman who travels to a feudal patriarchal society has to do many, many things in order to gain some respect from her family and gain some say. In feudal society where women are the first sex, even if a time-traveling woman does nothing, his family will meet his needs and take him as the natural center.
2.5 I have watched it before, and I think the previous part was okay, but the heroine is too tolerant of the men. Or is it because the author can't help but feel affection for men? It always emphasizes that the heroine has been hurt, betrayed and has emotional flaws, and then the flaws are constantly exposed in a series of relationships. After breaking up with the man, the heroine always feels sad but pretends not to care for a while. Hmm... Anyway, I'm taller among the short guys, so I can still see it.
Whether an author loves his own daughter or a man more is something that can be felt easily. This author loves his daughter so much that he falls in love with his daughter's friends. The heroine, and many female supporting characters. The places I have seen so far are quite beautiful.
I actually quite like this book, but I don't know why I'm not interested in updating it after reading it all. The world view is quite large, and there are many outstanding female characters, but there are also many male characters. Can see.
Personally, I think it's better than the other Stardew Valley Gotham. Maybe it's because this one has more female characters and less love for the male characters? I can feel that the author really loves Wayne in that book. Of course, I've read this and don't care. But this one is definitely more comfortable to read.
1.5 Bai, Shui, the article is illogical, but you can see that there are indeed many places where women are written about, and there is no history of [men] and women, and it only praises male historical figures. It's okay to read it in one go.