I Owe the Female-Dominant System Ten Billion
我欠女尊系统十个亿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 491k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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198Chapters
7.6kRecommendations
46.7kFans
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Let's build a building, everyone. As we all know, this book is a female-dominated novel, and its content is somewhat ambiguous between male-oriented and female-oriented fiction. Some readers find the descriptions unacceptable. Therefore, it is only natural that there will be criticism and scolding.
I really love the Norton couple after watching this for so long, so I couldn't resist drawing some fan art.
I remember my Chinese teacher saying, "A true artist dares to write clichéd stories, and write them with originality." The first volume is a very clichéd classic Western fantasy story of a hero fighting a dragon (or a demon king), yet it features several distinct characters: Freya, who lacks friends, and Hisa Miyamura, deeply in love...
This ending is too cruel for Norton and Miyamura Hisa. It feels like something's stuck in my chest, a heavy, uneasy feeling. I also feel a bit resentful towards the author; this ending is too unsatisfying. If, after the ending, Su Chang could spend points to appear from the flowers at any time to accompany Hisa, and then transform into a white flower to adorn Hisa's hair when he leaves, how…
Thoughts on Volume Two The only thing that chills the soul and chills the bones is love; the only thing that pierces the heart is separation. Life is like an actor's performance, a laugh for oneself; death is like a firework, dazzling beyond compare. I've finished reading Volume Two. Compared to Volume One, it's neither better nor worse.
The biggest feeling I got from reading this novel is: 1. This novel is different from other feminist novels. Unlike some feminist novels where good-looking characters never die, this novel gives each character a different fate. 2. This novel requires careful reading because it contains many foreshadowing elements and has a good plot. At least it's not as dry and boring as some feminist novels.
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Su Chang
Miyamura Hiei
Gu Qinghan