This book [Dog Head] is a "difficult" book to love, because the second male protagonist in the article refused to marry the female protagonist, but in the end he was not punished. If the gender is changed, wouldn't it be the current version of love-for-women literature? That's why I call this article about the "difficulty" of love.
In fact, no, this is a woman-dominated society, but if you are in that social background, this is indeed a man-loving novel, because there is no deliberate abuse of men, doesn't it mean that it is difficult to love? [Laughing and crying] Isn't this the same routine for today's love-for-girls novels? The author's writing is still very good, and it's very comfortable for readers. However, the ending is a bit hasty. I hope to write more.
This book is not a novel about female dominance, but about equality between men and women. This is one of the most beautiful books written by the author. It feels like it is not in the same style as other books. The writing style is very good. I look forward to the future being the world written by the author. Finally, I don't have to endure masculine smells and all kinds of stares. The only fly in the ointment is that you can't have a harem, damn it. I particularly like the heroine and the world in the article, which makes me feel very comfortable.