Read the text and comment subjectively. The original meaning is: three stars for women, but one star for all women. But there will be some that I like very much, and if they don't meet the standards, I will give them high marks.
An all-female worldview. In this sweet story, two families become entangled due to accidents and because each of them has changed the way they get along. A sweet little story about getting better.
Not all girls, changed words, short fairy tale. A natural woman with a high sense of deservingness enters the world of the Brave Princess and the Dragon to help women awaken.
Not all women, no wording changed. The author has her own thinking, but it also has great limitations. It is a very simple female-oriented thinking. Sisters who can stomach the little wimps can watch it.
All-female worldview, Lily, changed words. There are currently no mines and few emotional lines. It feels like it's a bit of a group portrait, there are a lot of well-characterized female characters.
Not all women. The female characters are all outstanding, but they are all negative characters. It has created many strong and intelligent women, but its treatment of men is also relatively gentle and "objective". In order to retain more storytelling, there are also more male plots.
Not all women. Ai Lan's new book is being updated. I can't tell much about it at the moment, but in the early stage, the protagonist is a woman disguised as a man.