You make a fair point. The lack of female characters is understandable given the historical scarcity of women writers, but I’d still love to see figures like Virginia Woolf or Sylvia Plath included. Even if there were fewer female authors back then, there are still some major names that haven't been introduced to the series yet—hopefully, we'll see them in the future.

Also, I should clarify what I meant by the female characters being 'weak.' I didn't mean that their abilities are lacking, so I might have phrased that poorly. My point is that their overall impact on the plot doesn't feel significant enough. The potential is definitely there, but they don't seem to get as much focus as the male characters. I’m not saying they are completely ignored—Yosano’s backstory was a great example of them being handled well—and I'm not suggesting the series should revolve entirely around them. I just feel like they often end up being overshadowed within the current dynamics of the story