The Matriarchal World: My Disciples Are All Like Wolves and Tigers!

The author has run away, completely ignoring reader feedback. As for the "take it or leave it" attitude, do I, the reader, have no right to comment? Or do you prefer this author's poorly written, off-topic, morally bankrupt, and simplistic novel? 😅

To be honest, this is my first time writing a book, and I've been so stuck on the script these past few days that I haven't even dared to look at the comments section. Seeing so many readers criticizing me has strangely made me feel relieved. I'm sorry for causing you all trouble; I'm still immature and will continue to learn. Thank you all for your understanding and suggestions. Hopefully, this novel can bring you even a fleeting moment of a knowing smile.

This is just a regular romance novel, why is it dressed up as a female-dominated society story?

Five chapters and all you get is a tiny token for the male lead to show off. Author, you know you only write one chapter a day. Five days to develop this little plot? You say you're out of ideas, why don't you just hurry up and write about the male lead showing off and the other concubines coming to him? Or at least wrap things up quickly and say you need time to rest and organize your thoughts. We're charging now, not here to read your filler stuff. Goodbye, I've been holding back for days.

How did it die?

Chen Yunsheng was originally conceived as a cold and aloof immortal, but because the male lead transmigrated, now he can hug, kiss, and touch any woman he sees. He acts like a cold and aloof goddess, while any man around him can have physical contact with this cold and aloof female lead. I sincerely suggest adding more scenes with the disciples. It feels like the character development isn't handled well, and it's getting increasingly unpleasant to read. The beginning was quite good, but I really can't continue reading like this.

After all, everyone has different preferences; you see, some people even enjoy being the victim! 😅

Could the author incorporate some of the values from a female perspective into their writing? In reality, it's like a man attempting rape and the protagonist remaining so calm and composed – that's not quite right.

The beginning was okay, but the later parts were a complete waste of my money. This app has a rating system, right? I'll give it one star (I don't care about the author or the male lead, but the portrayal of Xingyun is just too disgusting!). It's chapter 101 now; I'll observe for a while. If it's still not good, then I'm sorry to the author.

I'd like to ask about this book... Is it safe to read?