
I'm a Sought-After Handsome Guy in a World Ruled by Women
女权世界中我是抢手的帅哥
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 565k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Likes.
229Chapters
1.5MClicks
7.7kFavorites
8.3Score
1.2kLikes
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Isn't this the cover of a certain pink-themed doujinshi? I remember the content inside was about a father helping his son have sex with his mother and sister.
Considering reader demand, I'll just update twice a day... That's already my limit.
Feminists and male chauvinists, stop messing with me! I'm just a novelist, why have I been reported three times in one month?
Don't find it unbelievable. In today's patriarchal society, many women think and act just like the male protagonist. However, for the sake of the plot, I will reduce the amount of slapstick humor later on.
Is it over yet? That was way too fast!
What sets this book apart from other feminist world novels is that the male protagonist is a person from this world from the very beginning, not a so-called transmigrator! Therefore, he rebels against feminism and gender inequality. And while you might find his so-called rebellion against feminism... Well, to me, it's perfectly normal. Let me reiterate, he's not a transmigrator. The incredibly foolish things he does suggest he wants to obtain what he rightfully deserves while also seeking to gain...
Ironic feminism and Mary Sue
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I felt a bit uncomfortable reading this feminist book. Why did all the female protagonists seem to be constantly lusting after other men? For example, their active participation in social events and their attempts to find boyfriends were all incredibly toxic. Even though I knew she was the female lead, I still had to watch her constantly making suggestive remarks. Did you write this book from a female perspective?
To be honest, if the genders were swapped, the book would be torn to shreds.