I won't get angry at any answer, I just want to know how it works in the world of publishing.

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It doesn't make any difference. A good writer is what matters.

All I would say is it should. Don't worry about the world of publishing, just write the book you'd like to write.

NO,WOMEN ARE CONSIDERED HIGHER AS IN CASE OF J.K.ROWLING.

I've observed female characters held in quite high regard in children's literature. Hell, the title character in "Charlotte's Web" is the most intelligent being in the book -- and she would actually have the smallest sized brain. I'm currently writing a novel aimed at children and teens, and the female lead is turning out to be the one whose smarts are going to save the day -- since I'm using the technique of just writing the thing without pre-plotting it, I don't know how it's going to end, but I'm writing the penultimate conflict at the moment. She's already done a few things earlier that were clever, and she's got a better grasp of proper language than her lower-class suitor, so if the thing ever gets published I think girls will enjoy the character.

Ask billionaire J.K. Rowling that question. It certainly has been good for her!