I Am the Peak Boss

The book in the fourth section is quite unique. In my opinion, it's a female-oriented novel that could be categorized as a male-oriented novel. The female protagonists are all strong and don't rely on men to get ahead. I really love these independent female protagonists.

Do you guys upstairs even know what feminism is? Feminism is about being independent and self-reliant. The author is clearly satirizing certain hypocritical "feminists" in reality. They say men are all bastards and women need to be independent, but they act like parasites, saying "ladies first" when good things happen and "you grown men don't protect weak women" when things go wrong.

Although it's a novel from 2013, Aunt Si's imagination is still incredibly vivid, and the female lead is as resilient as ever. There are no clichés or melodramatic plots. Although it's sometimes a bit risqué and violent, it's very interesting. It feels like a seamless story, without any unnecessary dragging.

I feel like the author is constantly criticizing feminism. Do you even understand feminism? And why criticize the absence of a male lead? Besides, the protagonist is a masochist. Spoiler alert: the male lead is that crow! And this crow is incredibly powerful, aloof, and cruel to the female lead.

The trending posts are just nonsense, spoilers, and even the wrong ones, without any real reading. You can refrain from commenting if you haven't finished reading or are simply not a good reader. If you can't even see the irony of fake feminism, and you're just calling it a case of women making things difficult for other women, then you should go back to high school and repeat a year.

I remember reading this author's books when I was in junior high school, and now I'm almost graduating from university. The first one I read was *Xianben*, which I read over and over again. I absolutely love her writing style and Fei Yao. I even thought of using "the fourth day of the Lunar New Year" as a username on a forum, but it was already taken, so I used something similar (laughs).

It's great. The only romance novel I've ever read that doesn't really have much of a love story. The plot is tight, and the story is humorous, witty, and insightful. Truly excellent.

It could totally be made into an anime or a sci-fi blockbuster; it's incredibly imaginative and exciting. Don't be put off by the first few chapters—the later parts are full of amazing plot twists. It would be a huge hit if it were translated into Japanese and posted on Japanese websites; it's such a shame.

The title is hindering its click-through rate. It's truly a wonderful novel, rich in imagination yet restrained and well-controlled. I saw many echoes of classic Japanese manga within it. It would have been even better published as a manga.

It would definitely be great if it were made into an anime.