In a World Ruled by Women, This Male God Is Too Violent

Seeing through the essence, it's called a female-dominated society, but it's actually a gender-swapped story (avoiding the pitfalls of gender-swapped fiction). Self-reliance and perseverance, not taking advantage of male (female) gender, true equality. She is dashing and heroic, yet possesses both masculine and feminine charm.

It's well-written and has the right feel. So far, the main character is a normal male who transmigrates to a matriarchal world, not the kind of Mary Sue story that's actually a male-oriented, matriarchal tale with a gender swap. I think the biggest appeal of male-oriented female-dominated novels is the clash between matriarchal and patriarchal ideologies, the conflict of ethics and morality, and…

If you're going to write a story with only one female lead, then have one career storyline and one romance storyline. Don't include disgusting plots like An Muruo liking the male lead, the male lead's friend liking An Muruo, and the male lead even acting as a pimp for the two of them.

Good stuff, at least it suits my taste. The only downside is that I discovered it too early; it'll probably just gather dust on the bookshelf for now.

Hey, I have a trick: repost the characters' genders in the story to female-oriented content and profit from both.

Even a donation of 100 yuan per chapter wasn't enough for the author to finish the book.

Do you really think there's nothing wrong with that?

If it's a combination of a domineering and strong woman and a gentle and tender man, you can think of Sister Yu and Lao Kuai 🙂.

After reading seven or eight chapters, I just felt conflicted. 1. The author appears to be female. The book's depiction of male harassment and discrimination in a matriarchal world is too severe and feels very awkward. 2. Violent tendencies. Although the protagonist is a boxer, he doesn't usually resort to violence to solve problems. It's so painful to watch; it's like the female author has turned her inner world upside down.

I rarely write reviews, but today I'll briefly talk about the pros and cons of this book. The shortcomings are obvious. The author is inexperienced and is probably a newcomer, and the descriptions of everyday life are sometimes quite poor. Classic move: from slaughtering a live fish to producing a dish in five minutes; a basketball game where one god leads four losers to score 60+ points and…