Long Aotian is a talented person. The protagonist group is all female. The word choice is also sophisticated. Neutral words are female by default. It is funny and refreshing. I like the character of the protagonist very much. She is humorous and strategizing and takes care of the emotions of her companions. The 183 tall and tall woman. The protagonist group is all more decent characters. The female supporting characters are also very eye-catching. There are many minor male villains, and the biggest villain is not even a female.
Lightning protection: There is a plot about knocking out lesbian CP, which is a bit of a joke, but it is absolutely non-CP.
The all-female worldview means that everything can be transformed into women, and the racial setting of ghosts, fairies, and monsters has a larger worldview and complete logic. The plot is exciting, the emotional scenes are also pretty good, and the stream of consciousness has a great feeling. The author's next book also has an all-female worldview that you can collect.
Lightning protection: The protagonists have a big age difference, a big difference in experience, and a big difference in strength, but the weaker protagonist is also quite strong and has a growth line.
The food article is all female, and there are no half-men. I don't know how the author set it up, but there are no men in the article. If it is an all-female society, it feels too backward. The level of civilization is similar to reality. The protagonist is an ordinary person, with the advantages and disadvantages of ordinary people.
Folk horror, with a high female content, is set in a more realistic society. The author consciously writes more female characters. The male characters are cannon fodder and negative, and there are very few. Lightning protection: The author has no habit of changing words. There are many male-based words such as grandmother and grandson, but there are no words that insult women.
We are all witches. The first half of the story we read treated women as human beings and natural women. There were a lot of male characters in the first half. When I read it at the time, it was very shocking and resonated with my soul. Now that I read it again, I feel that the theory is a bit cumbersome, but I still like it! The second half is more interesting, with many female characters.
The content, as the title suggests, establishes a framework of equality between women and men. However, in the early days, the relationship between men was small and Nuonan was born. I originally thought that men would be excluded, but the update was discontinued. The meaning of the author's latest chapter is unclear, and it is suspected of having an egalitarian tendency.