I can no longer read some of the articles that were added before, maybe because they are not equal to men and women (I can read them when I am really hungry), but the articles that were added later are basically good to read.
Korean school style, dog training literature, multiple play cycles, no abuse of baby girls, ending: all are the protagonist's dogs. (This book is still in the typical romance circle, but it is considered one of the better ones)
The male protagonist has low self-esteem and is a bitch-licker. He wants to die if he doesn't see the protagonist. He doesn't abuse the girl. (This book cannot escape the typical romance circle, so it can be read by those who are not demanding)
Man-Abuse Articles (In my opinion, this author's articles can only be read in this article. I read almost half of the follow-up articles to this article, and the more I read, the more I felt it didn't feel right, so I abandoned it. The following articles were even more wrong, alas)
Xiongjing Slaughterhouse, the author's mental state is very beautiful (there will be a lot of frustrating parts in the first part, about twenty chapters. If you don't feel angry after reading the first part, you will probably find it interesting after reading the second part. The second part will be crazy, a real slaughterhouse. If you feel very unbearable in the previous part, just leave it quickly and switch to the next good one)
It turns out that the protagonists of romance novels can also be well-fed, have unfailing plots, and have glory and wealth at their fingertips. It's being serialized, so far it's pretty good, but I don't recommend empathizing with the author easily. We don't know, but the writing is still very good.
Some of the author's views are worth thinking about. They feel a bit absolute and pessimistic, but overall they are good. To borrow the description from the article: a world where women and men are equal.
There were some uncomfortable plots that I can't remember clearly, and I didn't like the portrayal of the heroine very much, but I liked the world in the article. (It gives the impression that the author does not stand for "equality between men and women," which is understandable, but the setting of this article is a bit attractive, alas)
It feels like the development of the world in the book may one day become a reality. There are many settings inside that make people happy physically and mentally. For example, the school that once only trained male elites has evolved with the times and turned into the famous Groom Academy, where everyone knows everything. The protagonist also has a great perspective on the big picture.
I don't like it, well, I just dislike it. Personally, I think this one is better than the "Honest Man" book. I have read both, but I like this one better. In particular, the worldview gradually matures in the middle and later stages of this book, which raises the overall rating. (Maybe this book feels better for the female protagonist)
GB, I can read it (I don't mind if I can read it in GB). The protagonist is charming, and the plot is enjoyable even if I don't like it. What attracts me is the author's other interpretation of some typical romance novels. For example, there is a world in it. The original novel is a typical rebirth story, where marriage comes first and love comes later. The heroine is reborn and discovers who really loves her, and then falls into the arms of that person and abuses the scumbag sweetheart. The author writes about why the true love loves the heroine so much, but in his previous life, he had to stand by and wait until the heroine died before showing his affection (I think the answer given by the author is reasonable, you can go and read it if you are interested)
There is a chapter in the main character of Le Ziren that I remember particularly clearly, about the Menstrual Carnival. That festival was so interesting that I dreamed of going there to celebrate it. There are many more. The protagonist's sister, the protagonist's friends, and the people around her are all very interesting.
This book is very interesting, especially the imperial examinations that girls take part in. It can be said that those who can pass the imperial examinations have understood the world and will definitely continue to add luster to the world. It is also a kind of selection in itself.