My Lady, Please Calm Down
娘子，请息怒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The author should organize their thoughts. The book's premise is simple: Chen Chu, a graduate student at Huazhong Agricultural University, travels back in time to a chaotic era similar to the Southern Song Dynasty, carrying a large number of modern crop seeds and some modern tools. This setup is clearly a typical farming/development story. In chaotic times, food is the most important thing.
In reality, the vast majority of male online novel authors are in their early twenties, with pitifully little life experience, mostly fresh out of school... Their understanding of women is limited to what they learned in sex education. The female protagonists they write about, from their makeup and speech to their inner thoughts, are all completely fabricated, the kind of thing you can't even plagiarize correctly. So it's best to write less of these.
I hope the author won't be influenced by those who insist on a single female lead; in ancient times, especially during a chaotic period, a single female lead is simply unrealistic.
Supports multiple female leads 😍
Thinking about it again and again, I still feel a little uncomfortable.
The three main female characters in this book, Zhao, Cai, and Yu, are clearly defined, so it's good that they all have relatively complete endings. But what about the rest? It's understandable that Chai Yuanyi, due to her personality, wasn't taken in at the end, but what about Hu Tou?
The romance is terribly written. The mistress dares to swagger around in front of the wife, publicly humiliating her twice! Where does she get her confidence? Does she plan to never set foot in the house again? The protagonist is also an idiot. What is he trying to do by not protecting the wife in an era where reputation is so important?
I only recommend one female lead; having more than one will deter many readers.
The male lead's brother also has a harem, couldn't they just gloss over that? Even a supporting character with a harem needs a romantic subplot.
The best book I've ever read written by a female protagonist
Cai Hua was portrayed so well. The epilogue really shouldn't have ended with her death. Cai Hua, so fond of fine clothes and beauty, so stunningly beautiful, was depicted as old and wrinkled in the epilogue. When she returned to the palace and saw the male lead waiting for her at the gate, she still laughed and joked with him, just like in the previous dozen or so chapters.
I only recommend having multiple female leads; omitting even one female lead will deter many readers. Brothers, do you think my imitation of single-female-lead novels is convincing?