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9+This is the kind of novel I want to read. Love daughter + many female roles. The two protagonists are very good [Xingxingyan], not female-oriented, and the overall wording is friendly.
[8.7+] After reading a little bit, the author has the awareness to pay attention to the wording. If there is something that I didn't pay attention to, the reader mentioned it, and the author said that I would revise it together later, and I think it's okay.
8.7+Narcissus. (I remember that I had added this book before, but it got out somehow. After flipping through it, I found that many books were messed up, including favorites. It's strange. I'll sort it out later.
Women help each other. A story in which the protagonist transforms into a small animal/human to help women in a parallel world. There are no detailed scenes of torturing women, it is not female-centered, it has degrading words for women, it does not exclude men, it has a positive male supporting role, and it has a single female + artificial female palace technology in the extra story, but at the same time there are harassing men. It feels like it is still a men's society, and the future timeline seems to be a men's society. The supporting role system said "its colleagues choose the male appearance because people trust men more, and this is also true." It feels like the overall starting point is good, but the details are a bit rough.
The protagonist can be watched. The protagonist feels very worthy. The female to male ratio is pretty good. There is a positive male character. I remember there was a place where the phrase "I'm going" was used, but other places seemed to use something like "your father, your uncle, your father". Compared with the previous works, this book has more female-oriented words. Passers-by who have no names but only professional titles will assume that they are female, which is very comfortable. Overall no big deal. According to the author himself, the time travel in this book is "the same soul".
The first extra chapter is from the perspective of the protagonist's friend's diary, describing the protagonist's relationship with her friend before time travel, and how she liked it. The Little Mermaid fairy tale told in the second extra chapter does not include the torture of women, but there is a sex change plot. Male partner A plays the role of the king, male partner B plays the role of a male pretending to be a female and plays the princess of a neighboring country who is betrothed to the king, and male partner C plays the sex-changed black witch under the sea. I personally dislike the latter two, mainly because I hate sex changes.
The protagonist can be watched. The lyrics are insulting to women. There is wc at the beginning, followed by two or three wq. There seems to be no others. I remember using his father's. The ratio of women to men is okay, but there are more women than men. Not female-oriented. There are elements of male abuse, not fraud, but levels of breakup, family breakdown, and disability. Emotion-based career does not account for much. Supplement: It's a soul traveling through time, with a side story about traveling back through time.
The protagonist can be watched. This book's classification of diversity is quite correct. The protagonist never liked the male lead (the one who died in the character column). As a whole, it can be viewed as a short life experience of the protagonist. It's the story of "the great programmer and her damn work." Damn it literally
Female friendly + heartthrob. The protagonist can be watched. There aren't many detailed fights, but in terms of combat prowess, I could add a strong female tag. It's not female-oriented, there's no big surprises, and overall it's quite reassuring. A high-ranking character appears. I subconsciously felt that it was the reassurance that a female author would indicate that she is a woman at the end. The ratio of women to men is 4:6.
Strong woman + heartthrob + superpower + upgrade. There are insulting words and foul language about women, there are scenes of male coercion and unnecessary abuse of women, the female-to-male ratio is okay, and there are more male characters in the early stage. Behind the core team/protagonist's assured delivery are two female characters. The logical writing and plot are all online, and the interest pull/position change/personality distinction between the female characters is well written. Lots of typos. I finished reading it quite early, and here's a hint: I fabricated a new identity in the later stages when I was trying to avoid being chased, and I disguised myself as a man + my beloved wife passed away + I had the experience of selling hooks to make money. Overall, it's a pity that it's a waste of time. The more female characters improve the rating of this book, but there are a lot of highlights that make up for it.
[8.5+] Strong female. The protagonist's race can only give birth to female babies, which is good. The protagonist can watch it. Without the ability to create children, the male supporting characters were able to give birth because the protagonist stuffed gestational sacs into them. The Zerg setting in it is pretty good. All Zerg stories should follow this setting, okay? The male supporting actor said dirty words and was beaten by the protagonist. The female-to-male ratio is okay. There are some female-centric terms.
8+Female-centered. It should be considered a mother-child story, with many foreshadowings and twists and turns all part of the mother's love for the protagonist (?). The character creation is not flat. The protagonist and supporting characters all have their own goals and objectives. They are all human beings after they live for a long time, so there will be many conflicts and cooperation, big and small. I personally felt aggrieved when I was following the series, because the author wrote the characters very well. They were not pure good, pure evil, pure hostility, or pure cooperation. As a result, many things could not be solved by the protagonist's intelligence and demonic power alone. Overall, it was a smooth read and very interesting. Personally, I think the only flaw is that the book is a bit confusing to read (?)
Strong woman/proclaimed emperor. It's not female-oriented, it's female-friendly, the male-female ratio is okay, there's a positive male character, and the ending is a little rushed. The protagonist's time travel does not affect history. There is an extra chapter that affects the historical version. It mentions some of the characters in the main story, but does not include more details. Supplement: Soul Penetration
[8+] Cool article. Not female-oriented. The protagonist is quite cute, Duan Ping basically treats the system as a mother, and the system doesn't have a masculine flavor. The lyrics are insulting to women. The ratio of women to men is 4 to 6. The protagonist can watch it.
8+I watched it a long time ago. I feel like the relationship between the protagonist and her mother was a bit messy at the end, or was it difficult? It doesn't quite match the relaxing title. The main text is a bit dark at the end, life and death. If you like to see the entanglement of mother and child (not a real mother and child, but the social relationship is) + the element of evil spirits outside of human beings, you can read it. There is a world with an all-female background, and another that seems to have men but is about to be wiped out.
Female friendly. At first I thought it was a stand-in for stereotypes, but the more I read, the more surprised I became. It turned out to be a revenge story. It is not female-oriented, the ratio of women to men is almost the same, there are talk about wine table culture, beauty service, and same-sex wives. There are some movies that I don't like very much, but others don't have any great highlights. Like the extra
Female strong/female friendly. Emperor Wen, travel into the game and get the ending of ascending to the throne. The male-female ratio is pretty good. There is a male supporting actor who has a little too much role in the early stage, but the rest of the main cast is all female. The plot is quite enjoyable.
9+Warm dog writing. A very good thing is that the characters who appear in the non-original work are all female/female. The viewing experience is very good. I don't know the original IP very well, so there are no surprises in it. It's good.
9.5+Good looking. The book is not long, so you can read it before going to bed. It is a novel Western fantasy theme that will make people's eyes shine. The background setting is very interesting. It has a lot of emotions packed into the book that is not very long. It uses the magic of concise language to make readers cry with empathy. I really hope it can be published. A fairy tale for all ages.
Strong women. An all-female vest with quite a few female characters. The swear words were replaced by uncle's or *, which seemed not to be insulting to women.
Female friendly. It's a sweet romance, not too long, you can read it before going to bed, it has female-oriented words, and there's nothing weird about it.
Female friendly. There is an element of female mutual help, but there are no big surprises. It tells a story about a female protagonist who is reborn and reverses her identity as a male, so she loves him. It is not long, and there are a series of plots such as satirizing the female competition scenes in classic male boss stories, stigmatizing the secretary profession, and male relatives and friends of male bosses suppressing the female protagonist.
8.5+Entertainment industry+female-friendly/loving girls+cool writing. There are no weird points, the male-female ratio is okay, and the script/play-within-a-play/film reviews are written in more detail. I personally like this. I feel like I checked the information. It's a very stable but enjoyable book. It's good that there is no cp when the main text is finished. There is an official supporting role in the extra chapter. If you don't want to see a man, read the table of contents before watching the extra chapter. I really want to give him a slap in the face when I see the official supporting role and the protagonist's extravagant behavior...
Strong woman + Jianghu + Machiavellian strategy + solving crimes. There are many female characters, I am very satisfied, the plot is very exciting, I really like the little humor included in it. Lots of typos. The overall flaws are not concealed. Possible thunder: The male is called the queen in a strange way (there seems to be one at the end of the text).
[8.5+] (There used to be a single arrow love line) No cp + female standard + strong female + group portrait. The plot progressed very quickly without any delay, but because I entered the plot at the beginning, I was a little confused at the beginning. The world view is very interesting, the imagination is big, and the metaphors are wonderful. Matriarchal setting, women and men are equal, no male exclusion, basically no mine.
[8.9+] No cp + many female characters + group portraits + female base + immortal cultivation + system, there are characters related to the mother generation, I like it
[9+] No cp + group portrait + strong female. He has created many three-dimensional women, and his writing style is very personal.
Supplement in January 26: The author's readers' column is collected by Danmei.
[8+] Strong female/travel/with elements of female awakening. There are many positive male characters, the plot is good, and it's good to leave the father and the son behind in the extra story.