A Man's Self-Cultivation in a Woman-Dominated World

One morning, the sunlight streamed through the window and fell on Shen Xuan's face. Shen Xuan rubbed his eyes and sat up. Shen Xuan walked into the living room in his pajamas, opened the refrigerator, took out a carton of milk, poured it into a glass, and drank it all in one gulp. Today was his day off, so he didn't have to go to school.

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I read the first chapter, and the writing is fantastic, creating a strong sense of immersion. I'd love to learn from you.

Potato, come back! Only you know what guys really want to see in a female-dominated world. What everyone wants is the novelty of the contrast, the sense of security and uniqueness of a real man not being alienated by his environment, and the sense of equality where women don't take advantage of their gender. Not a story about a scheming, masochistic male best friend storming an all-female mental hospital.

I want to chat with Potato. Potato is probably the best writer of feminist and supremacist novels, bar none (this is just my personal opinion, based on extensive research). Everyone has their own unique world within them, and what is an author? They are simply someone willing to share (regardless of their initial intentions). When one's own unique world becomes work, it's not a pleasant thing.

Has the author considered how to handle the harem issue? It seems like they're going to include everyone, but writing a harem in a matriarchal world is already awkward, and this current bland pace will likely drive many readers away after several hundred chapters. In web novels, pacing is paramount, and unless this book features a Mary Sue storyline with a single female lead, its pacing will be poor, making it difficult to conclude successfully.

Shouldn't this book be finished? Since things have come to this with Su, why keep stringing her along? Is Potato (the author) just going to keep dragging this out like this? This will only lower the book's overall appeal, right? Think long-term; the book's reputation is important. Why not just let them have some sweet moments and start the next book?

The recording studio wasn't small; it was even bigger than Shen Xuan's bedroom. Through the glass window, you could see the drum set and cello inside... Shen Xuan's gaze was inscrutable as he glanced at Su Yanqing. The warm-colored wall lamps filled the entire room. This kind of atmosphere should be conducive to adjusting one's emotions and relaxing.

Author, you're practically drowning in the Pacific Ocean! This book has so many plot problems. First, there's the male lead's personality. Zhang Hao in the previous book was alright; he had some masculinity. But Shen Xuan in this one feels like a hypocrite, always just giving a perfunctory smile.