She Can Fight, and That's About It

I can't stand it anymore. There are many female characters, but they are written just like the women in the male channel Long Aotian's novels. Let's not talk about the unreasonableness of the heroine practicing martial arts all year round but being skinny and young.

The female lead in this story is quite poorly developed... No wonder everyone likes Qingluan, because I do too. Qingluan is always at the forefront of protecting humanity, but the female protagonist always stops at critical moments. Sometimes she is stunned by the huge amount of information and stops to digest it, and sometimes she is hit by something good and stops to digest it.

Why are so few people reading such a good book? The last book that gave me this kind of reading experience was "High Energy Ahead," and this book is it.

Although it's a story about a strong female lead without a romantic partner, that's okay, we can still connect! (Sticky. Jpg) I call this picture the "Domineering CEO and His Little Darling Wife" 😌 My skills are limited, and there are some parts that I've touched up many times without even erasing them... (Whispering because I couldn't fix them well). Finally, please give me a like!

Hopefully, the current male-to-female ratio of supporting characters can be maintained, and there will be more outstanding female supporting characters, showing that women can become strong even in a post-apocalyptic world or a world of power. Some books, I won't name, portray women as only jealous and a burden, while the strong ones are all men. They genuinely despise their own gender and have narrowed their own path.

I really want a girlfriend! I'm not good with words in real life, so I'll try my luck in the women's online community...

I've been reading this novel for quite a while now. I remember starting to read Sang Xin's novels a long time ago; the first one I read was "The Survival Guide for Demonic Cultivators." All of Sang Xin's novels feature a single female lead and no romantic pairing, which makes them feel much cleaner without the typical romance and love stories found in female-oriented novels.

A good book; it's insightful and original. The book unfolds gradually, from specific details to a broader perspective. The writing is powerful yet humorous, making it engaging and enjoyable. It's a good piece of writing for women. You can feel the protagonist's relentless struggle.

This book caught up with the other one. After being recommended in a book club for another book, many friends gave positive feedback, so I decided to give it a try. After reading the first ten chapters, I decided to continue reading because the story has a great concept, the supernatural atmosphere is vividly created, and the main characters are distinct and lifelike.

Without indulging in romance, self-pity, or indecisiveness, "She's Useless Except for Fighting" is a refreshing read in the female-oriented genre without male protagonists. It's like drinking sweet wine and feeling like a gentle breeze. This book is very interesting.