
Save Muscle Girl
拯救肌肉少女
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 75k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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32Chapters
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And about the muscles...
In addition, I will add a little knowledge to the author. In fact, women's muscles are different from men's, so even if they exercise more intensively, they will at most have muscle texture + vest mermaid, but it is impossible to become a Terminator figure. Those kind of muscular men are basically bodybuilders. They need to combine diet, high-protein powder and some drugs. They are not completely outstanding in strength. On the contrary, because the degree of muscle hypertrophy is too high, it causes inconvenience in daily life and affects the exertion of force. To put it simply, hypertrophy and muscle growth are two different things.
After reading three chapters, I have some thoughts to share with the author.
I'm not sure what the author's past performance is. I can only say that this book is well written. Although the beginning and setting are a bit cliché, the world view of the muscular woman is really interesting. Regarding the writing style, as long as there are not too many typos and the sentences are smooth, I will approve it. But honestly I can understand why the author didn't do so well. First, this should be the style of a two-dimensional channel Second, although this contrasting world view is indeed interesting, the protagonist's attitude is indeed suspected of discrimination, which is really not very friendly to readers. Third, as I said, I can keep reading, but I will feel a little uncomfortable. Not everyone can accept this implicit discriminatory attitude. If it were just about the protagonist's cognition, it would be okay, but it is written like this. I can only say that the author needs to be mentally prepared. Finally... Come on
Come on, author, don't enter the palace.
Come on, author, don't enter the palace.
What kind of country is Japan? Shouldn't it be called Sakura Country?