The Strange Affairs Office of Huayang

The main character is female? Are all female authors switching to male-oriented novels these days? I've seen several male-oriented novels by female authors, and two or three of them are actually quite well-written.

Why do female-centric novels always have to have a male lead? It's normal for female-oriented romance novels to have both male and female leads, but even female-centric novels with basically no romance need a male lead. Can't there be a male supporting character? Is it really necessary to have a male lead?

New author, new book! Thank you all for clicking to check it out and for your support! Please add to your favorites, please vote, and most importantly—please comment! Please let me know I'm not playing alone. I'm kneeling on the ground, tears streaming down my face like a tiger descending a mountain. T^T

Given that some readers have recently expressed their dissatisfaction with the fact that Emperor Jingtai's reign title clashes with that of a Ming Dynasty emperor, we are now soliciting suggestions for new reign titles for Emperors Yuanfeng and Jingtai, who have already appeared in history.

Although it's a female-centric novel, the synopsis is quite appealing. If it really is mainly about her career, I'll definitely keep reading. Good luck to the author! I've followed several new authors' books only to have them abandoned. 😭

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[Chatting] A collection of thoughts and reviews about this book. 🌸Sleepyness meets a pillow Cthulhu originated in 1926 with H. P. Lovecraft's *The Call of Cthulhu*, a span of 97 years until 2023. However, my exposure to Cthulhu-themed content only began last year, a full year and a half. I haven't read much, and I've found even less Chinese-style Cthulhu that I like!

The synopsis looked interesting, and I was about to check it out when I glanced at the character tags and realized it was a female protagonist story 😰. Well, never mind then; I just can't relate to female protagonist stories 😭.

The book is great, so why are there so few people here?

It's very well written, it's a pity it's not popular.