Matriarchy: I've Never Been Happy About Living Off a Woman

I'm going to bed early tonight. If there's no update by midnight, it'll probably be during the day, because I might have fallen asleep.

I suggest you stop writing and find a class. Giving up at the first sign of trouble is not a good mindset for writing a long-term endeavor like this. With the economy downturn, no industry is reaping any benefits, and everyone is complaining about earning less. Kuku's disappearances aren't really affecting you.

It's well-written, but to be honest, it has nothing to do with a matriarchal society; the later parts are completely normal.

Okay, okay, this time I'll use "stop at the end" again. Then you can roll off my bookshelf.

What a gorgeous cover! I love it!

Is it the fault of the female-centric genre? Even compared to your previous books, it's rather bland and tasteless.

Cunzhi, this is really painful for me. You're wearing down my patience.

I need votes in August!!!

Don't ask! The answer is day 0.

I abandoned my last book when it was around a million words. This time, I guessed it would have a bad ending when I saw the author go from frequently replying to questions to not replying at all. I initially wanted to mock it when I saw the bad ending, but oh well, this author's books lack a clear main plot and have too much flirting. In the last book, after going on a mission with A, he flirted with every female lead for dozens of chapters, then went on another mission to conquer B, and flirted with her for dozens more chapters. Including this one, although it's supposed to be slice-of-life, there's no clear main plot; it feels like the author just wrote whatever came to mind.