Matriarchy: Romance Is Fine, But It Costs Extra

Winning the revival round really makes a difference; not only has his writing skill improved, but he's also using a lot of material. We really need this guy to rebuild the glory of female supremacy.

A few days ago, I went to my friend's dorm and bumped into his roommate. I was completely stunned. He was incredibly beautiful, with amazing skin, wearing a fluffy outfit, and had gentle eyes. He was about half a head shorter than average. And he wasn't the completely feminine type like the popular "Nan Niang" (a character from a popular Chinese drama series).

Sigh, after cutting so many, I'm afraid it's just a passing fad. You don't have much integrity left. 🙂

"Hey, you look a bit disheveled!" Hmph, I'm hallucinating again. But a moment later, Li Shiying sensed something was wrong. The voice wasn't Gu Qing's, nor was it her mother's; it was a voice she had never heard before. Confirming it wasn't a hallucination, Li Shiying opened her dazed, bloodshot eyes, searching for the source of the sound.

At first, I thought it was pretty good, but the more I watched, the more pretentious it became. The way it simultaneously used various internet memes and acted so sentimental felt disjointed, and the main character seemed to have too much internal monologue.

I've read dozens of chapters. It's not that the book is bad, but it feels like it could corrupt my moral compass, and I'm afraid it might turn this straight man gay. Most people who read novels identify with the male protagonist, but if you identify with this book, you become a sissy. The more I read, the more uncomfortable it feels.

Everyone, here's the usual routine in our comment section. Because this is a niche community, Yueyue allows unrelated individuals who stumbled upon the book through a recommendation to express their dissatisfaction, even to the point of being verbally abusive. We should refrain from replying to such posts; let them express their dissatisfaction and leave. Sure, just let the post sink. Avoid engaging in insults; maintaining harmony in the comments section is paramount.

You said it was finished, but it's not finished; you said you were taking it seriously, but you weren't; you said you'd start a new book, but it's been so long! I can't even be bothered to curse you out.

Stop writing if you can't. Who are you trying to disgust? You abandon every post you write, wasting my coins.

I was enjoying it at first, but the more I read, the more something felt off. This novel is basically a story about effeminate men. If you can't stand it, you're straight; if you find it awkward, you're not a pervert; if you find it appealing, you're either a fujoshi (female fan of BL) or gay. Now I need to read a few chapters about Liu Bei to calm down.