A Relatively Unpopular Gathering Place for Female Protagonists and Strong Women
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There are some miscellaneous ones, including main BG, a little female protagonist, female protagonist, multiple male protagonists, strong women, male competition, etc., There are many elements
4 Points. There are more strong women than male protagonists. This Shura Field is very well written, and the writing is sparse. It is a certain improvement compared with the author's previous works. It can be regarded as a masterpiece among Jinjiang Otome Shura Field novels, but it also has shortcomings. First, the author overly describes the Shura Field, which makes the article watery and fails to advance any plot after several chapters. Second, the characters are relatively flat and streamlined. There are too many male protagonists who appear, and they are relatively stereotyped. It feels like they all fall in love with the female protagonist inexplicably, which basically fails to leave any deep impression on people. The character of the heroine is also not fleshed out. It can be seen that the author wants to write a grand scene and the feeling of characters competing with each other, but she often exposes herself for the sake of exposure, which is probably a common problem in Ma Jiawen. I feel that the mentality and behavior of the heroine after time travel cannot support her vest. It is not as good as the feeling of playing the game when she thought the vest was a game character before time travel. The third is that the female content is low, which is a common problem in otome novels. The female protagonist who impressed me most in the entire novel is the heroine, plus one senior at most, and the others are all men. I think even in this case, otome Shuraba novels can also describe more outstanding women. The heroine's world should not only contain men. It's a pretty good fast food article, and I won't read it twice anyway.
4.5 Points. Currently the heroine is focused on her career and there is no sign of love. The reason for recommendation is that it contains a lot of women. The female protagonist has made many movies and TV series directed by female directors. There are scenes in the movie that I like. They basically tell women's stories and promote female awakening. The female protagonist does not endlessly spin in various old and young movies like many Jinjiang novels of the same type, becoming a medal for men.
4.5 Points. It is written by the same author as Uemoto. The heroine travels through time and falls in love with JFK Jr., Pursues a career, and has two marriages. The article written by this author has a strong sense of matching the heroine. It can be seen that the author really loves our daughter and even arranged for the daughter to be a princess. It may be a little bit cliché, but I am a cuckold and I love reading it! The reason for deducting 0.5 Points is because the plot is relatively smooth, and the heroine feels that she has not encountered any major setbacks, and she is indeed a bit sluggish.
4.5 Points. The heroine pretends to be a Russian princess and makes trouble in the 20th century. The reason for recommending this book is that the heroine has a high sense of deservingness and a low sense of morality. She really cheats and steals money and is not disgusting. She stands out among the saints and perfect heroines. Our baby girl deserves the best!
4.5 Points. This book stands out among the many female protagonists and male protagonists because the female protagonist faces up to her own needs while developing her career. She is not coy at all, does not drag around, does not live or die for men, and always puts her career before herself. The men around me are heavy. The 0.5 Points less is because I feel that except for the heroine, the characters of the other characters, including the male protagonists, are not so vivid and three-dimensional. I feel that I fell in love with the heroine inexplicably, but it is not flat, it is better than the average level of Jinjiang.
5 Points for a masterpiece. If I can only recommend one book, it must be this one. It is a dark Mary Sui novel with multiple male protagonists, a masterpiece with brains and logic. It is not a brainless hero competing with an otome. There is no clear villain or villain. All the characters appear have brains. There is no mentally retarded slap in the face plot. The characters are three-dimensional and plump. Highly recommended.