Quick Transmigration: Dreamweaver

I have read the book. I wonder what the author's definition of a male-less protagonist is? The definition of "no male lead" is not just that there is no male lead in the main storyline or the ending, nor is there any ambiguity. For transmigration novels, even in mission worlds, there can be no ambiguous relationships.

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To be honest, I couldn't finish the second story. It wasn't that it was poorly written, but it was just too frustrating; the more I thought about it, the more frustrated I felt.

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This is great! I love this style of writing. Keep it up, author!

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Dear author, does your book have a male protagonist?

I don't know what I'm reading, I don't know what the female lead's mission is, and the female supporting characters and conflicts seem strange. There are also some very jarring parts.

I've read so many system novels, but this is the first time I've seen a female lead who is a system.

Aside from the first world, everything else was pretty good, so why wasn't it more popular?