About How I Want to Run Away in a Matriarchal World

Holy crap, this stuff even made it to the recommendations! It's even more outrageous than that simp-man/yandere novel next door.

This is absolutely incredible! It's like watching Boqi!

I've read part of it, and it seems to have a bit of a BDSM vibe. Almost every female lead is quite twisted; it's probably a depressing book, with torture for the sake of torture, which might grab some readers. It's basically a cycle of one female lead torturing the male lead in one volume, then another in the next. If you're looking for catharsis, you might be able to handle it. Unlike typical "chasing the husband" stories, where the male lead tortures the female lead initially and then licks her boots, in this book, after the initial torture, the female lead starts to regret it and chases after him, continuing to torture him until he loses the will to run away. That's roughly it. Those with strong mental fortitude might enjoy it, as might men with a bit of a masochistic streak. Normal men...

I don't want emoticons at all, sob sob. And all sorts of awkward phrases, seriously, where did you learn them from? They're really disgusting. Okay, I can't stand it anymore. So many new books use these kinds of phrases, it's kind of disgusting. Honestly, can you write normally? I'm speechless when I see "I don't want them at all" phrases in various books. I've been thinking for a long time, is it because Nanliang is popular lately?

Can I watch ads and read novels? 😭 I'm a student and I don't have any money!

It's a complete mess. Starting from the third chapter, it's just a stream of consciousness, written purely to get by. Gu Xueying died three times but didn't die, then her child kicked her to death. Her daughter's death was inexplicable. The plot is truly bloated, with the protagonist being tortured for no apparent reason. It started as a female-dominated story, then became an urban fantasy, then a hero fighting a demon king, and then Sun Wukong appeared. I have absolutely no idea what homework Ye Fen and Ye Xiaoyu have; it's just for torturing the main character.

It's late at night, and I've just started reading the first part of volume five. I'm still a bit excited, so I'll briefly discuss the book before bed. First, in general, this book is truly a good work. Both the world-building and character development are quite rich, and the plot flows smoothly, making it a seamless read. The author, though a bit eccentric, definitely has a knack for storytelling. Hmm… this book could be categorized as a protagonist-torture novel. So far, the male protagonist has been completely at the mercy of others. I've read many similar stories before (I won't list them here; discussing someone else's book in front of the author feels disrespectful to both authors)...

I can't believe I've actually read this book! Oh, I wonder why I abandoned it before? Turns out it was too disturbing and caused immense trauma to my young mind at the time.

This "simp," taken to the extreme, isn't even a dog anymore; he's worse than one. I find it quite strange. This kind of love is truly disgusting to me. To still like someone after being abused like this seems unrealistic. If it were BDSM, I could perhaps accept this. But it's contradictory; it doesn't seem like BDSM. He loves her, and she loves him, yet she lets him be abused and humiliated by others. Ugh, this kind of disgusting love is too repulsive to me.

I admit the book is good and might cater to some people's particular tastes, but for someone like me who pays to read not to suffer, I have to refuse. I expected the protagonist to gradually fall into the abyss like in the story, but the protagonist I read was hopeless from the start, making it impossible to empathize with him. Especially the parts about childbirth and the amputation of his arm, which became my reason for leaving. In my opinion, even if there's a dramatic "chasing after the husband" ending later, it's not satisfying because it can't undo what they did to the male lead. Anyway, the book is good, good luck!