
Reborn in a Matriarchal World
女尊世界重生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 422k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
170Chapters
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800Recs
7.8kFans
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The only bad thing I see right now is the chapters where the princess has sex with the male protagonist.
Thank you all for watching and collecting. I will work hard to finish this book. It will probably be over 500,000 words long, so I will save it and read it when I have time. If something feels strange, you can mention it and I will learn from it.
I suggest the author that if some readers don't like the part about devoting oneself to the little princess, they can change it to the part where the protagonist casts an illusion on the little princess, making the little princess think she has a relationship with the protagonist, but in fact she doesn't. Or if the protagonist's first experience is not easy to explain, it can also be explained by illusion. I hope the author will adopt it.
The characteristic of "Nvzunwen" is that it reverses the concept of men and women in our daily life and expresses the emotional experience that readers do not have from the perspective of different genders. Therefore, it is most important to write this type of writing to grasp the emotional gender conflict between men and women. but You must know that novels are based on life, although novels do not require the authenticity, objectivity and ideological meaning of things like prose. But no matter how wild the imagination is in a novel, it should follow the most basic logic and concept of cause and effect. 1. When the male protagonist traveled through time, he had the memory of his original body. In his memory, he spent several hours escaping and was finally killed by the water. First of all, the child does not have the physical strength to run for several hours. Secondly, after a few hours have passed, I don't believe that the original parents can still find him, or that he can race with adults for several hours without being caught up. And how was the original body killed? Why was he completely unscathed? Did they catch him up and force him to commit suicide by taking poison? 2. The male protagonist felt that his body was dirty, so he went into the water naked. He fell twice in panic when the tide came in, and was saved when he almost drowned. The question is, what is the male protagonist's mental age before he travels through time? More than thirty. If a modern adult male were asked to take a bath naked in the open air, would he be able to do it? Also, rising tide? Furthermore, since he was rescued, it means that it is not an inaccessible place, but the male protagonist still went into the water. If you think it makes sense, then let me ask another way, why did the family go there, and what is their purpose? Could it be that the male protagonist takes a shower in a place where people can pass by at any time? 3. When the male protagonist woke up, he was also naked, and his clothes were placed on the bedside. Why didn't the man who saved him help him get dressed? 4. The family said they wanted to adopt the male protagonist as soon as they came up. Before that, the male protagonist had been in a coma. So how did the family know that the male protagonist was homeless? Or maybe the family actually knew he was homeless from the beginning, so they could only be the murderer or participant who made the original parent crazy, or they might have witnessed the whole process of the original person's village being destroyed and the original person being killed. However, according to the direction of the article, the latter is not true, so the adoption theory is not reasonable.
Yan Wangshuang's article just doesn't suck. There aren't many female videos like this. The Fairy Next Door BDR is already bad.
If a male protagonist wants to have a harem, it is normal. What is abnormal is the male protagonist's idea. When he gets married, he will marry a fortune teller, and he wants to have a bridal chamber with the female protagonist. If the male protagonist with patriarchal ideas doesn't react at all, doesn't explain clearly, and doesn't talk, is this a tacit agreement to be cheated? Not a man in a patriarchal society at all. Author, if the male protagonist loses all his patriarchal ideas and becomes a feminist man, the article will be meaningless.
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The author practiced his craft, so please stop complaining. It is recommended to check out My Loading Love Game and the Female Queen White Lotus
There are too many poisonous points. I don't recommend watching it. Run away.
This 10-year-old is too precocious. . . .