The Female Overlord’s Darling in Her Palm

It's quite good-looking, the female protagonist is really strong, and the male protagonist is like a little bird who loves people, and there's no such thing as a phony female protagonist who can be as strong as a male protagonist. The story of the heroine's parents in the novel was something I didn't expect. The heroine's father came from a patriarchal society, while her mother was a native aristocrat of this feminine world. Her father could not accept men having children, and even wanted to overthrow the feminine world and become the emperor himself. However, I personally felt that the novel glorified some of the heroine's parents. The book said that the father only wanted equality between men and women and the freedom of men to marry, etc., But later gave up this plan for love. I don't think that a man with vested interests in a patriarchal society is just pursuing equality between men and women in a world where women are superior to men, especially since my father has always been a man who has never touched a leaf among thousands of flowers. In fact, I really hope that the eldest prince succeeds in seizing the throne. After all, in a world where women are superior to men, it is just a reverse version of the reality of men being superior to women. There is no difference. However, the previous foreshadowing and other foreshadowings show that this is impossible. In the end, the eldest prince is just a tool for his father to play with his mother, which is quite ironic. It's prickly. Many of the men's stories in it are stories of real women. I don't think the eldest prince is wrong. I can accept that he was ambitious but incompetent and lost, but I can't accept that he is a toy given to his mother by his father. I can accept it if someone else designs him. The overall feeling is that the heroine is indeed strong, so everything can be settled easily. The stories of the male and female protagonists feel like a bland retirement life, which is indeed in line with the setting of the heroine. Personally, I feel that the story of the father's generation is more exciting.

The heroine is the most powerful in martial arts and has the highest IQ. However, her longevity is all because she is too lazy to care. No matter who comes to dance in front of her, she will do whatever she wants. She doesn't have the heart of a virgin and it's very comfortable to watch.

It looks good, but there are too many characters and it's a bit confusing.

Abandon it, the hero's family is really annoying. I'm so annoyed by family members who kidnap people in the name of doing good for you. .

The author's frame is too wide and he didn't write it out. The more he reads, the more boring he becomes.

I was jumping around to read it, a little confused.

The era of female supremacy is pretty good