Great article. In the early days, there were a lot of Internet words, and the system always praised the heroine as being like a man, which was uncomfortable. But considering that this is an early article, I can tolerate it...
Those male protagonists always want to be heroes and save beauties, duh. The heroine is just a cat, why should she be paired with a male lead? Remove all male protagonist scenes and the story would be clean.
Start reading directly from the second story. It is absolutely wonderful. The heroine is powerful, confident and charming. It is really easy to fall in love with her. There are slightly more romance elements, but since the heroine has absolute control over the relationship between the sexes, it is acceptable. Ps: The ghost part is too strong, so let's not talk about love!
Heng Yu Trilogy 1. It's getting better, but I was a little discouraged in the early stage. I suggest you start watching "The Immortal Caressing My Head".
The male protagonist, the white cat Abu, has a strong sense of presence throughout the whole story. He always follows the female protagonist, and it is annoying to see him. It feels like digging for gold. From "the sister-in-law who doesn't dote on the group" to "the unlucky sister who abuses the female protagonist", it can be seen that there are relatively few male protagonists. Don't read the last story, it's eye-catching. The hero saves the beauty, the follower and clingy spirit comes to power, and the lovers finally get married.