Matriarchy: The Cyborg Girl Mortgaged Her Arm to Drill Into Me

From now on, updates will be posted at 10 AM every day. I hope everyone will continue reading! The content, which included vulgar language and action scenes, was simply too crude. If you don't check it in time, it might be gone by the next day 🥵. In short, please help me read on, I promise you'll enjoy it! ❤️

I dared to write a long review after only reading the first chapter—that's the confidence *Futa Kingdom* gives me. It uses a frank and simple style to write about something easily understood. Anyone who's written a book knows this is a difficult process, because writing isn't like speaking; stories told with a pen inevitably involve thought. Thinking is a good thing, weeding out many impurities; but it can also be a bad thing, turning something obvious into something pretentious and affected. In comparison, rational boldness is invaluable for an author, and I greatly admire this type of writer. For our society, this boldness and simplicity, yet not lacking...

This is the only light novel I've ever read that captures the essence of cyberpunk with such a down-to-earth yet romantic writing style. I was initially lured in by the title and intended to give it a harsh critique, but I ended up showing it to my friend and getting all excited. Holy crap, it's fucking well-written. While reading it, I even felt like I'd traveled back to high school, becoming that stupid high school student sneaking peeks at Wang Xiaobo's works in class. I love this style. I love the feeling of reading this book. It's like a half-dead fish lying in a rain-soaked rut, looking at the sky and imagining it's a vast river.

Judging from the title, I thought it was some sci-fi yandere reverse romance novel and was ready to give it a try. Unexpectedly, I stumbled upon a gem! In a world saturated with comedic romance and artificial sweetness, it's surprising to find something like this. While it doesn't seem to have any yandere elements yet, I believe that a morbid world breeds morbid people, and the collision of these morbid people will inevitably create a twisted love that will make me swoon (I'm really looking forward to it). The author's writing is full of life, and the way they use a specific object to illustrate the world and character settings made me feel the cruelty of this world. Similarly, the writing is full of dark humor, witty yet unpretentious...

My little head, controlling me, clicked on the title and started reading. After finishing the first few chapters, my little head asked me, "Big Head, what the hell are you reading? I just can't stop!"

I've opened my library and clicked on a book countless times, so suddenly seeing a novel of this quality is like seeing everyone on the street admiring Zhuo Ai when I'm out selling breakfast 🧐

I'm starting to understand why Johnny went to blow up the Abandoned Tower.

There are geniuses, there are geniuses, and some betray me. I originally wanted to read a sci-fi female-dominated legend, but I ended up reading a doujinshi plot on Pineapple Bun. Having been on Pineapple Bun for so long, this is the first time I've seen a cyberpunk novel, especially one with a male protagonist. It's really rare. Although I don't know if the author actually donated money to the Red Cross, your writing is erotic, empathetic, and engaging. But, the title "Female-dominated" is just the title! It has absolutely nothing to do with the story. There's no time travel, no system, and it focuses on emotional descriptions. The author must be a loyal fan of *1984*, *E. T. The Extra-Terrestrial*, and *Back to the Future*, so let's continue to create wonderful chapters. (By the way: I just...)

This kind of art is still too advanced for me; it's like a game-changer.

The first two chapters felt strange, but the case was solved in the third chapter. Byd, can you please finish writing *Futa Star*?