
I Really Don't Want to Live Off Women in a Matriarchal World
我真的不想在女权世界里吃软饭啦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 517k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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260Chapters
1.7MClicks
9.8kFavorites
7.0Score
1.2kLikes
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The novel's title is a bit cliché, but the content is truly a breath of fresh air in the SF (School of Fiction) genre. The writing is excellent, and the plot is original. The pacing is just right. I wish there were more novels like this. As for how the author writes, I think readers don't need to offer unsolicited advice. I hope to see more good books like this. Keep it up!
The book is alright. I wasn't looking for a feminist story, so it doesn't bother me. But if you're looking for feminism, forget it. Now, let me mention the parts that I personally couldn't stand: I especially dislike the brotherhood and the romantic subplots between the male and female supporting characters. Also, the author's writing style is a bit pretentious. I'm worried about some plot holes later on, so I'm leaving now.
I've been tricked!
Those looking for feminism content can stop reading now and move on. It feels like the author doesn't even know what they're trying to write about; this is just clickbait. And they're already talking about feminism in the second volume? What a load of rubbish! The first volume isn't even finished, and all that's written is exhausting to read. Stop making empty promises and just change the title. Stop fooling people. ...
I really think the "Cloud Movement" chapter, especially the part about Yu Xing, is quite cruel. He just left like that... Normally, it might be understandable to gloss over it, but with everyone else preparing to attack, he didn't even guard the gate for this little thing, just left. If the city falls, he'll be the only one punished, but how many others—soldiers, civilians—should die? This chapter is truly cruel. Instead of loyalty, I saw only immaturity, impulsiveness, and irresponsibility.
The writing style is acceptable, but it lacks depth.
This isn't feminism either.
Playing too many games is bad for your health, but writing a lot of articles is good for your mind.
A small suggestion: don't focus on brotherhood, and don't overemphasize the supporting male and female characters. Don't try to make them too three-dimensional or well-developed; just focus on figuring out the male lead first.
🔥The author, who eats maggots but doesn't forget to dig up shit, has donated 100,000,000 Fire Coins to the author!
Please don't end this book so abruptly! I check Pineapple Bun every day at midnight to see if there are any updates. I'm begging you!