Woman World
In a post-men world, women rebuild society through short, funny comic vignettes about life, love, and memory.
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Plot structure labels used: no real plot, episodic, vignette-based, short comics, nonlinear, no continuous storyline, panel-by-panel, gag-driven, scene collection, quick episodes
Focused on “nonlinear time play” where exact label matches exist.
This does not mean the books share the same plot, setting, quality, or difficulty. It means their plot structure embeddings are close.
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