Matriarchy: Saint, You Don't Want Anyone to Find Out, Do You?
女尊：圣子你也不想被人发现吧？
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 767k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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277Chapters
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The full subscription group has been bombarded, 90 chapters have been blocked, and bad news keeps coming. Those who need it should join the review group first.
Hey everyone, please give the main character a thumbs up in the Moe Battle team! Please!
We are taking a break today. Please let everyone know. [Sfem:3:313]
All the female-dominated worlds of the same era have fallen, so the author has become the king of endurance for the 24th generation of moe goddesses.
I want to see the little boy get run over by a truck.
Is the author someone who came from some website and is now seeking a second career? The content is so similar, even if the gender were reversed.
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In a matriarchal world, Xing Feng's character is particularly complex. His fate is full of twists and turns, evoking sympathy. However, his abilities seem to stagnate, which is unexpected. His personality seems to incorporate too many feminine traits, sometimes appearing overly emotional and lacking rationality. While this trait aligns to some extent with the expectations of male characters in a matriarchal world, it also reflects the result of his long-term upbringing and influence. Creating works with matriarchal themes certainly presents considerable challenges. The values in a matriarchal world often clash with those in the real world, requiring authors to carefully craft...
The author seems to really enjoy yuri (lesbian) stories, so it's normal that the more they write, the more yuri-like it becomes. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore.
This book has had a serious problem from the very beginning: the protagonist lacks his own consciousness. To put it bluntly, he's like a public bus that anyone can get on. A simple example is the octopus. Even though she almost raped him, he still pleaded for her. It's not that he couldn't resist; he just didn't, accepting whatever came his way. This kind of protagonist is strange, and I think this writing style is more suited to short stories.
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