Matriarchy: My Fortunes Refresh Every Week

All I can say is that, apart from the female-dominated novels written by the moderators, all other female-dominated novels on other platforms are garbage. The male leads all have a woman's heart and are all eunuch-type characters...

It's definitely not Zui Haoyue. This book is written too plainly. If he had written it, he would have licked her lips within the first 20 pages, and with a collar on. This book is too plain, so it's definitely not her.

The abortion issue dragged on for too long, affecting the reading experience of the novel.

This book has a feel of a female-oriented short drama; everyone is mute and doesn't say anything, and it takes a long time to unravel the mystery.

At first glance, I thought it was about a macho man in a feminist world, like Potato. After watching for two more days, it seemed more like Yueyue's female-dominated, green tea style. Now that we've tracked down the initial pre-orders, it's pretty much confirmed that it's a sadistic, "drifting trash" style game. The protagonist's various choices are so frustrating to watch.

This is interesting. The protagonist should probably change his mindset. Although he's unfairly blamed, the child is truly innocent. If we actually see that child, and the protagonist still doesn't show any interest in his adopted older sister, it would be really frustrating to watch.

Getting pregnant and then having an abortion was the biggest mistake; it was disgusting.

At first, I found the abstract behavior stemming from differing worldviews amusing, but after the book was released, the author went overboard, constantly emphasizing the importance of purity. Then, a emotionless female supporting character forcefully pushed her way into the story, turning what was initially a lighthearted pastime into a plot-breaking disaster.

My suggestion is to rewrite the rape scene and either change the original image of the diva character or ruin her. The rape-to-death scene was too intense. Currently, everyone's favorite couple is Sister Lulu. I can understand the diva character's first video and then rape, followed by her chasing after her husband through a crematorium, but her character is questionable.

Too many flaws. Female-dominated novels are all about watching the male protagonist, who isn't from another world, rise to power, but the author comfortably enjoys the female-dominated world. It's bound to flop. (Female author's comment)