I'm the School Heartthrob in a Woman-Dominated World, but I Only Want to Study

I think around chapter 17, a law student is about to be driven crazy by the author.

Let's talk about how many big shots are among our readers. I was criticized by a legal expert the other day, and today another tech expert. I'm scared. I'm just a novice novelist; I'm a complete novice in everything else. If there are any misunderstandings, please feel free to point them out so I can broaden my horizons.

I can't stand it, the male lead is disgusting, he really looks like a woman from a hentai anime.

I'm currently working on uploading chapters for publication. I've been quite busy lately, so please understand.

Although the male lead has a past life connection, I still feel he's such a jerk. The second female lead is so submissive, almost like the victim in an NTR (Netorare) story.

I feel like you're insulting my intelligence.

Everyone's criticizing the male lead for being portrayed like a slutty female lead from an hentai anime. I think if that were true, it would be quite good, but actually, this only happened in the first few chapters; the rest was covered up by illness.

So why, even in matriarchal societies, is it always the men who are taller than the women? I'm fed up; so many matriarchal novels have this setup. Isn't it better for women to be 1.8 meters tall? I've personally seen women over 1.8 meters tall, and their figures are better than those of women around 1.7 meters tall. There's another matriarchal novel here, and when I saw a 1.8-meter-tall handsome boy and a 1.6-meter-tall girl, I lost interest and deleted the book immediately. The point of reading matriarchal novels is to experience something different; a male protagonist taller than a female character instantly makes it boring.

The male lead was very successfully portrayed as the female lead in the novel—you know what I mean.

I don't know why, but it makes me feel nauseous.