In a cannibalistic society, I met a time-traveling woman. She made a deal with a ghost because of her death. She saved me from fire and water, and I gave her a new life.
I am her proudest work and her proudest hope.
Reader comments
This perspective is very novel. The main content of the book is about the rise of women. Time-traveling women are well-educated women who grew up in the new century. When they travel to the past, they will still be touched when they see the situation of their female sisters, and they will try their best to make changes for it.
What moved me was that the psychological description of the protagonist in it was very realistic (although it has always been shocking that there are male protagonists in feminist novels where women's status is extremely poor). This is one of the few acceptable. The male protagonist likes the female protagonist, but he will still respect the female protagonist's choice. In a feudal society, their thoughts were certainly affected to a certain extent, and they also made changes later.
When I was little, my sister always cried and told me, "It would be great if there were no women in the world." I didn't understand at that time
Now that I am sensible, I want to tell her "No! There should be more women in the world, there should be a lot of women. Women are born and raised by women. They are just deprived of their rights. We can just take them back."
I was a little confused at first, but I kept reading patiently. The female protagonist is Hu Yang, and Xiao Yi is a girl, disguised as a man. Then I started to get confused trying to figure out human relationships. Now that I have read Chapter 6, I still don't know if there is a male protagonist. I originally thought there wasn't one, until Xiao Chen kissed the female protagonist. I was so split that I didn't dare to read it, so I slowly watched it.
I feel like this subject matter is great! It's very emotional to watch!
That is to say, I read the story, but I still haven't figured out who the heroine and the hero are. I feel that the perspective is a bit confusing. Maybe it's because I read it quickly. I was confused. It's just a plain narration. It's good. I can concentrate on the story.
It writes about the protagonist's achievements and life from another perspective, and at the same time, the writing gradually becomes more cheerful later on.
This perspective is very novel. The main content of the book is about the rise of women. Time-traveling women are well-educated women who grew up in the new century. When they travel to the past, they will still be touched when they see the situation of their female sisters, and they will try their best to make changes for it. What moved me was that the psychological description of the protagonist in it was very realistic (although it has always been shocking that there are male protagonists in feminist novels where women's status is extremely poor). This is one of the few acceptable. The male protagonist likes the female protagonist, but he will still respect the female protagonist's choice. In a feudal society, their thoughts were certainly affected to a certain extent, and they also made changes later. When I was little, my sister always cried and told me, "It would be great if there were no women in the world." I didn't understand at that time Now that I am sensible, I want to tell her "No! There should be more women in the world, there should be a lot of women. Women are born and raised by women. They are just deprived of their rights. We can just take them back."
I was a little confused at first, but I kept reading patiently. The female protagonist is Hu Yang, and Xiao Yi is a girl, disguised as a man. Then I started to get confused trying to figure out human relationships. Now that I have read Chapter 6, I still don't know if there is a male protagonist. I originally thought there wasn't one, until Xiao Chen kissed the female protagonist. I was so split that I didn't dare to read it, so I slowly watched it.
I feel like this subject matter is great! It's very emotional to watch! That is to say, I read the story, but I still haven't figured out who the heroine and the hero are. I feel that the perspective is a bit confusing. Maybe it's because I read it quickly. I was confused. It's just a plain narration. It's good. I can concentrate on the story.
It writes about the protagonist's achievements and life from another perspective, and at the same time, the writing gradually becomes more cheerful later on.
It's beautiful, the author writes it well