Pure and Chaste, Yet Unable to Have Children

How should I put it? The medicine girls in the book are a bit too ideal. Most of the medicine girls in reality are not what they want.

It's an interesting, interesting, interesting, very interesting book. The author's writing style is very good and delicate, and the plot is very soothing. It's like a warm little story before going to bed, but it also has connotation. You can feel that some things in the article should have a lot of the author's sincere thoughts. It also gives people a new perspective on self-examination and cognition of the world. It's like there are 1,000 Hamlets in 1,000 people's hearts. The most interesting thing is to explore the Hamlet in other people's hearts and find the Hamlet in your own heart.

I don't have much time to watch it, mainly because it's not fun enough, and I'm a bit of a loser. Then I'm a little curious about what it's like to be a medicine girl. The main reason is that I used to think it would be great to change gender, but in reality the cost would be too high, so it was impossible for me to change. One soul and two bodies, one man and one woman are very cool. (This kind of thing definitely doesn't exist in reality. The author wanted to write something very realistic.) So what is Yao Niang's mental journey in reality? I watched a video before and saw that I became a drug girl because I wanted to be beautiful (Is it because of the fantasy of being loved by everyone? Or is it because I want to become more beautiful. I don't quite understand this. It's not worth sacrificing your health or happiness in exchange for other unnecessary fantasies with a low probability.). Just out of curiosity, no malice intended. (Laminated Nails) I don't know what I'm asking, mainly because I don't quite understand it. Finally, I wish the author good health and may his dreams come true. I think the most perfect but also the most difficult way is technology. Author, take good care of your body first. Maybe you will have the skills in twenty or thirty years. I'll see if I can work in this direction then. Come on, author. There is another aspect that needs guidance from the author, forget it, I'm too lazy to talk about it. Author, please share my curiosity every day. Goodbye👋🏻

If you want to see it, hurry up and see it, maybe it will be punished one day. Current events aside, this book is good plot-wise. The overall rhythm is measured and sweet. It's the foreshadowing laid in advance that makes me a little worried. The protagonist won't always be alone, right? Or is healing until the day when you completely open your heart? It doesn't feel like there is any meatiness behind it. But anyway, the book is good to read so far. Another question is, is the revolt on the campus based on real events? Is the communication channel blocked, or is it simply a pen addiction and wanting to write? The author writes more realistically, but also arranges for the protagonist to master a little bit of transcendence, but it cannot escape the suffering of life. As a novel, being cool is not cool enough. But it's a bit more immersive in reality, but now that I have extraordinary descendants, the sense of immersion is a bit weaker. It's a bit difficult to choose between the two ends. But so far so good. (Five minutes passed) wc, I almost missed the high-speed train while writing a book review. Author, how can you compensate me (˃̶͈̀௰˂̶͈́) Come and write a book review under my book! Snort.

In this book, the author uses the character Jiang Bai's inner struggle and physical and rational suffering to show a character who is longing for himself and his true self. And having to disguise themselves in order to survive. Role Jiang Bai experienced the inner struggle of being abandoned by his parents, and finally grew up together with his two friends. He suffers from somatization, bipolar and other mental illnesses. But the desire for transcendence pursues freedom from being trapped by defining others. And Jiang Bai is innocent and can't have children. This sentence is not only the last trump card for others to entangle, but also for himself. The designated cage keeps you trapped here all the time. The insurmountable inner fear makes us feel lucky but also very scared. In fact, this also reflects our current desire to protect borders, connect with hope, and desire to be independent but unable to escape being defined. Not only do you want to be your true self, but you have to cater to the market and create a hypocritical social image. In this way, the persona is optimized from a tool to a living condition.

My life seems to be a replica of Jiang Bai. I can't find my true self in the infinite thinking. When I was a child, my classmates in the class nicknamed me sister. At that time, I was thinking, it would be great if I really was a girl. Later, my thoughts became more and more feminine. I don't know. I didn't know who I really was, and everything I did seemed to be to cater to other people's opinions. Later, depression caught up with me, severe depression became somatized, and anxiety became bidirectional. I lost control of my body and my emotions were constantly out of control. How I wish I was a girl. When free will has perished, what can save a child who falls into the water?

The situation is similar to that of the protagonist in the book. Unfortunately, he is not as serious as the protagonist. When faced with painful problems and things, he chooses to escape, pretending not to know, pretending not to care, and pretending to be another person. Build a small nest of cards for your true self, and escape from all the people who want to touch the nest. I see through the cracks, yearning for the beauty outside. I really like this novel and give the author a big thumbs up. 👍

It's very warm, very harmonious, and also brings some thoughts about life. Nice.

You make dumplings just for a little vinegar, right?

I can't say it's good, but it's like looking at myself in the mirror.