Just a Fairy

The protagonist is a woman, so why not use the word "she" next to the word "female"? This is too distracting.

I saw it on a female channel recommendation, and it turned out that the whole article was filled with "he". The author said that the protagonist has no gender, and the introduction said "the princess" without gender. I was speechless

Princess is a title given to women in ancient China. This title began in the Jin Dynasty. At that time, women from the royal family were named princesses and the county was their fiefdom, so they were referred to as princess or princess. After the Jin Dynasty, the princess became an independent title, and the princess could no longer be referred to as the princess. The identity of the princess is usually the emperor's concubine, granddaughter, niece, niece, or prince's daughter.

I saw it in the recommendations and read a few pictures. But I still feel uneasy, so I want to ask, will the heroine get married? Will it produce feelings similar to love for men? Take a look first and leave a bookshelf easy to find. If you are in love with a man, then move out. I've read a few chapters and I think it's pretty good. Maybe this is the third good-looking novel with a female protagonist that I've seen on Qidian (male channel, but I'm not sure) By the way, another question, the female protagonist won't be disguising herself as a man in most of the plot, right?

Come on 😰😰😰🤓🤓🤓

Why don't you work on a female channel and start fishing again?