A World Without Misogyny

I came in thinking it was a suspense point, but I didn't expect it to be a feminist novel with a non-mainstream perspective, which is quite novel. I like the female characters portrayed in it very much. After being exposed to the thoughts of the mysterious world, there are some who do not fall in love or get married and focus on their careers; In contrast, Aunt Yuan and Second Aunt from the previous generation are more "rebellious" and "out of line". They are recognized as weirdos, which may be more in line with the public's imagination of women's rebellious images. They also serve as the protagonist's guide or ideological guide throughout the entire text. The protagonist and her other sisters did not have as fierce a fight as the previous generation, but had to compromise, be cowardly, and admit their own shortcomings and powerlessness. There is no such a perfect ending, and a "bad ending" is the best. I personally like this design very much. I think that feminism's resistance to stereotypes does not mean to do the opposite and limit women to another framework. It does not mean that a qualified "big heroine" only needs to wake up and have a successful career, but that you can be unsuccessful, you can be weak, and you can live whatever you want. Instead of talking about how to love women and women in a broad sense, first of all, you should not have so many demands on women, and don't be full of malice towards real female individuals. This is the feminism in my heart. However, the writing is still too light and difficult to read. Instead of digging into many places, I just describe them, maybe because I want readers to experience them for themselves. And I was really tricked into it by the suspenseful introduction, but it turned out to be a story about urban life as a whole, and in the end it felt very fantasy, and it was still quite confusing hahh

"Some people want you to do some things in the name of discipline, and some people want you to do other things in the name of awakening, but no matter what, you just need to listen to the truest voice in your heart, which is your own choice." Don't go from one extreme to the other.

The article is very in-depth. It is a good book that deserves to be collected and seen. It doesn't matter whether it is discipline or awakening. It doesn't matter whether you hate men or women. Don't be coerced or defined by the world, just be yourself. However, the writing style is a bit esoteric, and the narrative seems a bit confusing in some places. It may not be a good audience on Tomato. I hope friends who read it can click in and read it patiently. It is definitely a niche treasure.

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It's a very good book, but I don't know why not many people read it. What we take for granted may not necessarily be right. Just like binding women's feet in feudal times, has this always been the case?

I think it can be published

It feels like watching a short documentary ~ It's really good!

A story with a touch of melancholy

It's a very magical feeling. I originally planned to find a novel to listen to and fall asleep, but I finished reading it. Come on, author

It was painful to read, especially the first few chapters, which made me choked up and unable to get up...