Transmigrating into the Feminist World I Wrote
穿越笔下的女权世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 357k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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190Chapters
11.6kRecommendations
16.2kFans
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The Ultimate Filial Piety System
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The author is a woman, right? 😅 The difference in values is huge. At first, I thought it was a story about a confident, capable, and independent male protagonist. But after only reading 20 chapters, since the chosen one is supposed to be someone like Huang Hao, handsome and charismatic, and there's a female supporting character named Wen who's deeply in love with him, couldn't they just be…
Two chapters have been blocked and are being revised. Thank you for your support; as a new author, I will continue to work hard.
Based on everyone's feedback, the female leads are currently Yu Qian and Ji Wen, and the description of Yang Cai Ni has been significantly reduced. This seems to have brought out the characteristics of each character.
Keep it up! It's pretty well written, it has that vibe!
Here are some things to complain about (they may differ slightly from the book's content because I forgot them).
Different opinions are welcome, but please refrain from personal attacks and feel free to discuss. I'm just venting. Yang Chongsheng initially liked the male lead, then flirted with him, but felt unworthy of him and wanted to work hard. Then, after putting things aside, she saved the king and ended up with him. The author even added a line: "She thought the male lead would marry her."
Recently, many people have been saying that the plot is a bit toxic, so the author would like to explain it here. I originally just wanted to write in a slice-of-life style, and I didn't expect any plot involving showing off, fighting, kidnapping, rescuing people, or family rivalries. In the author's view, this forced creation of conflict is the real problem.
Author, I advise you to stop writing protagonists with low looks. If you keep doing this, we handsome, dashing, and charming readers will find it very difficult to connect with the characters. 😃 (Raise your hand if you agree).
The Ji Party is here, the Ji Party stands tall.
I really wish the female lead was Yu Qian. I always felt the protagonist wasn't that important to Ji Wen; she was just an embellishment to her perfect life. But for Yu Qian, it was like the greatest fortune and the most beautiful memory of her life. And of all the characters, only Yu Qian fell in love with that seemingly useless person.
Come on, Jilin stock is open for trading!