Is this misogyny

I was so distracted by the dark skin line, I didn't even notice the women one.

I kept reading it over for a while…. It really caught me off guard

I don't think it's a bad line considering he's a dragon who's used to war and conflict, where there are very few women on the front line. It's exhausting for him to deel with them since it's a new situation. I am a woman too and I felt him tbh

Girl don't excuse it it's Chinese typical misogyny

Oh you're in that phase

Women's history month where? This is a manhua from China lol

For me it was a little weird because as a black girl, I see dark skin constantly getting sexualized. On top of that it is a trope that the handsome dark skin man is “beast-like”

Women’s history month literally everywhere
You seem to be a kid

Please do some self reflection on your internalized misogyny

China doesn't have a women's history month. In fact, the international women's history month is only for a few countries. Some countries, such as Canada, have different months (not March) where they celebrate Women's History. So it really doesn't make sense why you would complain that a manhua didn't respect/honor/(wtv you wanna call it) a celebration in your country. That's why I found it funny.

I'll take the kid comment as a compliment since I am not getting any younger :-)

I didn’t realize you found it funny I thought you just wanted to be an asshole abt it

Naw it did for real make me laugh. It still does I know it wasn't your intention but it has made me chuckle a couple of times now including every time I get a notification.

Oh okay
I’m glad it made you laugh
Have a great day

I THINK that since it's a 'matriachal society ' women have kind of taken the role of men. In an exaggeration since its a comic but their being handsy with him and cat calling him. Basically take is as infernal saying 'beinf surrounded by men is more exhausting than fighting '. I don't mean to say that all men act like or that in a matriarchal society women would act like that. I think it was just the author messing around with gender roles in traditional society.