
Can an Ambitious Couch Potato Dream of Childhood?
有理想的咸鱼会梦见童年吗
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Please Recommend a Truly Strong Female Lead
So many novels these days dress themselves up as stories about strong women, but the female lead still ends up relying on a man. She starts off handling things herself for a few chapters, then meets a man even more powerful than the original male lead, and after that it's all kisses, cuddles, and being pampered. Quick transmigration stories do it too. I'm sick of it.
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Are There Really No Stories Without Male Characters Getting Any Screen Time?!
I'd like to read something similar to *She Is Tired of This*. It's hard to explain, but even though I love reading feminist fiction, there are still too many men in it. Are there any similar stories where men make up no more than 1% of the cast?
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Looking for Uplifting Books Suitable for High Schoolers, Please 😊
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A friend said that this article is probably a plot in a dialogue. Indeed, most of the content is the discussion and exchange between the two protagonists. I actually like this. I like to watch other people's discussions because it also stimulates my thinking. I just happened to come across a comment under a post today. The original post was to the effect that I objected to repeated discussions on a certain topic, and advised you not to put too much effort into people who have already had a lot of discussions but still don't agree or understand. The first popular comment is that these discussions are necessary. The discussion between a and b is not to alert each other, but for the third party c. In the article, I am the hidden third party in the discussion between Tang Yi and Wen Yan. I have indeed benefited a lot from them.
I remember someone commented on "She's Bored of This" and said that the author had too many preachy parts. If this person reads this article, he will probably be scared. This is completely preachy, hahahaha. However, I enjoyed this article. If you love women's literature, no matter what the form or subject matter, it's all good. Especially using the form of novels to express thoughts may not be refreshing or direct enough. After all, although there have been many people who love women, they are like grains of salt thrown into the sea, and there are still too few for each other. It is rare to have such an opportunity to directly understand similar thinking. In short, I hope the author writes more articles.
Anyway, I have been tortured: Which one is more in line with the female model, the atomization or the friendship model? When this question is elaborated, I always need to provide written proof for this issue before it is worthy of being regarded as an existing value and seen and thought by women. Starting in Tsuen, we always need a little bit of practice with these very basic things. Their way of getting along, I have to say, is the ideal life I once imagined in my mind.
A very, very good book. Looking at the title, I thought it was a fairy tale, but when I opened it, it turned out to be a naked and cruel reality. Personally, I think this book puts aside surface material and talks about spirit and ideas. Surface material refers to the cost of food and clothing in daily life. I think this book is mainly about deep material, such as class and the capital accumulated by generations. The cash value of this material is relatively large, and the span is very large (after all, it is cross-class, from the proletariat to the bourgeoisie). Therefore, women in both poor and rich families in society face predicaments that may be the same or different, big or small, obedient or rebellious, common or singular, and no woman is immune to them. This book is really, really good. I hope it can be read by more people and inspire more women.
I don't read many online articles, but I really like this kind of article that allows readers' thoughts to flow with the characters in the story. I did learn a lot and gained a lot of energy after reading this book. My idealistic heart was comforted qwq
I just started reading this book, just out of curiosity. The content in it is not as good as Shuangwen, but it gives me more thoughts than Shuangwen. It does not attract me firmly to the screen, but makes me raise my head and think. I always think of this book when I experience the inequality between men and women. I think about Wen Yan's actions and Tang Yi's efforts. I think that the emotions between them have gone beyond human classification of emotions. I have introduced this book to many friends, but few people actually read it, and that's okay. This book has had a huge impact on me, and I am also trying to think about how to change myself, come on!
Very interesting story! Some words are really insightful! ! I feel like I'm growing up with the protagonist
I really like this book! The light words and light life are a bit similar to the lightness of "Good Stuff". It revolves around a group of women, and is actually very similar to the author's monologue. It discusses many topics and phenomena, and because of the light tone of writing, it does not appear to be particularly heavy. I hope the author will write more🥰
I really like reading this book. It's like a cyberpunk drug. It has a general effect on me, such as guiding healing and so on. Then when she is about to finish I Am, you will only feel uneasy and feel that the disease has not been cured yet, but the medicine has stopped and I don't know what to do next. This book I Am I read it over two days, including three days today. I rarely read a book so slowly and understand it in detail. In addition to the time spent just reading this book, I also wrote about 20,000 words to record my thoughts and how to deal with things in my life. If possible, I hope to have another copy
This book is a very comfortable reading experience. It explores a lot of feminism and other social topics through the lives and conversations of the two protagonists. As a bystander, I benefited a lot mentally and gained some peace of mind and the courage to face the real society. At the same time, I also yearn for the close relationship between Tang Yi and Wen Yan based on friendship. Partners who can analyze their hearts and speak frankly and freely are really rare in reality.