Welcome to the Post-Witch Era

Quietly rate yourself. I will use this section to explain some of the minor controversies in this book, involving some minor issues of principle, and stop there. First of all, this book is not a pleasure article. If there are readers who are looking for the ultimate pleasure, reversal or revenge, this book may not be suitable for you. It tells the story of how women in a structurally oppressive environment recognize pain, trace its origins, and finally gather the strength to fight. This process is fraught with costs. Secondly, I would like to talk to you about the so-called "weak girl narrative". The label comes with a set of politically correct assumptions. I want to write about the more or less oppression of women caused by structured violence. What I am trying to explore is the relationship between suffering and strength. The situation of women is complex, and not only strong and uplifting narratives throughout are correct. If you could see behind them, you should be able to find that I am not exaggerating their pain ineffectively, describing how miserable they were, how miserable they were, and then they died tragically. No. What I wrote was how painful they were, why they were in so much pain, who caused me so much pain, oh, it was him, it was them, then take up arms to resist them. Describing suffering equates to identifying with suffering. Real power does not come out of thin air. Subjectivity is not given, but earned through her struggle, resistance and growth. The protagonists are not omniscient and omnipotent. Looking back, from the time they were oppressed to the struggle to seize it and then to the final outcome, this is exactly the path to seize subjectivity, from being manipulated to controlling their own destiny. This is a dynamic process, so please try to avoid looking at it from a static perspective. Overall, this is a complex story, and the completion of character arcs and themes requires a certain amount of length and patience. Showing the depth of suffering is to show the necessity and value of resistance, and victory is more weighty and real. I created it because I believe that facing pain and understanding the root of pain is a kind of power in itself. Of course, reading experience varies from person to person. The painful road may evoke another kind of fighting spirit: a clearer and more determined fighting spirit that still chooses to fight after seeing the cost clearly. Any words, written down and true to themselves, have meaning. (PS: The new book will be released by the end of February at the latest. Everyone is welcome to read it when you have time~) The new book has been opened and is being serialized. Welcome to read ~ [Sending Hearts]

What Song An experienced is no different from what women experienced in history. You can feel the heaviness of this book when you read it. There is a passage in it that I particularly like. I put it at the back. Each of them has promoted the times. Although there are still injustices for women in the workplace and society, they are still working hard to overturn this injustice. "At the beginning, I also complained about why the world was so unfair to me. I should be an official, a businessman, and do whatever field I like. But in the end, I was trapped in the kitchen, bedroom, and garden, spinning like a top around my husband and children. Later, I got used to it." Her words were full of reluctance and ended with a long sigh, "It is undeniable that times are still improving." Song'an raised his eyes and looked at her doubtfully. "Eighty years ago, women were not allowed to receive education. But now, many girls can enter schools. Even if the contents taught in schools are outdated, they know how to think. Even if the society is open to entry-level positions, they can support themselves. Society is changing. If we move forward, one day, maybe not long after, or maybe in the distant future, you can see women shine in many fields."

I haven't finished it yet, I've only seen the first half, but the author is really attentive, the writing is concise and smooth, and he describes in great detail how women tear open a rift little by little and break free from those constraints little by little. And the character creation skills are very good, and a group of male and female characters can be established in a few short strokes. The characters are not stereotyped, which is rare. Everything is so natural and reasonable, which can reflect the powerlessness of women in the era. I saw most of the night in one breath... And my mood fluctuated with Song'an's experience. This is definitely not a cool novel, but it is a very good and detailed novel. It is much better to be able to clearly sort out the oppression that women suffer, how women can bring things in the dark to the light, what the current enemies are, and what the goals are, rather than blindly using emotions to drive the plot.

It's very interesting to read, but I often feel angry while reading it. As a reader, I still feel the same way. I can't imagine how angry the women in the book must be, so much so that they burst into flames. The book is very interesting, and it has nothing to do with romance. I don't know how to get this label. I have seen this book a long time ago, but because of the romance label, I found out now that it is not the case at all. It's very beautiful, I want to give it ten points [laughs][laughs]

This book is really good for crying, I cried several times while reading it. The heroine's experience of being treated unfairly is really painful. The description of magic in the book is wonderful and grand. The book focuses on the low status and oppression of women in the post-witch era, which is actually quite depressing. The characters in the book are not black and white. Each character has his own difficulties, which is very realistic.

"A girl is unstoppable, a girl never backs down, a girl is invincible, I am born with divine power, indestructible..." "No one can press me down to the ground anymore. Watch me stand on tiptoes and stride forward. Watch me break through obstacles and grow high. I am strong and powerful. I am proud. I am a woman. I am indestructible." I was very sad when I read this book. I thought I would write a long reflection after reading it, but in fact it was empty. I could only sigh. Praise Enos, I must keep winning.

It's really good to read. I wanted to cry several times while reading it on the road. There are also many resonances in this book. When the protagonist or the women in it are angry, I will also be angry. I have always liked to watch the protagonist grow up slowly. It may not be perfect, but it can move me [heartfelt] [heartfelt]

It's very interesting to watch. The overall contradiction is very sharp. Many things have their shadow in reality. Everyone has their own characteristics. I've watched almost half of it and haven't finished it yet. The heroine is not the kind of smart and demonic heroine, but she is really growing up.

At first, when I looked at this unfair world, I felt very frustrated and dissatisfied. The small pains accumulated and turned into anger. Rather than being angry about the unfairness of the system, it is better to be angry that there are too few awakened people, angry that most people let it go, lamenting their misfortune and being angry without fighting. Although the women described in the book are almost all awakened, or are awakening and trying to resist, but as the protagonist said, some people will always wake up first, and some people are allowed to wake up slower, but they are also waking up. I thought I would be happy when I saw the resistance of the heroine, the rise of the princess, and the spontaneous parade of women, but when I really saw the plot I was looking forward to, I felt that the world should be like this. People who change what they have always been like into what should be like are great people. Blood and tears will become nutrients, and the roses in the thorn bushes will bloom better, just like them. If we want to open the window, we should first advocate lifting the roof so that we can open the window. So be it with struggle. I wish us and them a prosperous future.

It's so sad to read this kind of realistic story😔 In reality, making money to make a living is pretty miserable. I really want to turn around and throw myself into the arms of the heroines of Shuangwen, but I also want to force myself to hold on for a while longer and feel their perseverance.

Every word, every sentence, is written with anger, every line, every column, tells the story of injustice. This book is very sober, allowing girls to use anger to open one eye in their sinking world, use anger, use injustice, treat them differently like rice cards since ancient times, and understand what they want to do.

We should listen to women's true voices, whether they are good or bad, strong or weak, I think the author writes really well. What happens to every woman is very important, whether there are some cool articles or articles like this Describing suffering is not praising suffering, it is just a true display. This article written by the author can also be seen as the determination and struggle of women in the previous feudal society. Wasn't it the same at that time? Could it be that Wu Zetian became emperor easily? I like to read cool articles and turn around without thinking clearly. Otherwise, why are the stories about suffering in life so popular throughout the ages, while the stories about happiness are just a flash in the pan? One is human nature, the other is mindless Tuyile The heroine is weak in the early stage, okay, it's a character issue. But in the middle and later stages, when the heroine was accused by everyone and hurt by everyone, she still chose to hand over her back to those people to test whether they would kill her, but she did not take revenge when she had the chance. And whether it is the heroine or the princess, both of them wait until they lose everything before they start to act. You may not understand the word preemptive. The heroine was imprisoned by her husband and suffered a lot before she decided to escape. The princess was removed from all positions before she started to resist, and she was too gentle towards men. But I still give five-star reviews because more people need to know their power.

Although it seems boring at first, she is worth thinking about. What is a "witch". You, me, and millions of women around the world have been or are being hunted as "witches" every moment.

I only read the front part. The concept is good, and the description is realistic. Although the heroine is very talented and should be a growth type, it is a bit frustrating. The writing is okay, but it's just a bit flat and straightforward. I'd rather see something more enjoyable.

It's great. Although the initial environment was very harsh, I'm very happy that many sisters stood together to fight hard and resist. Thank you to all the sisters who are willing to fight for power and equal status for themselves. I wish you all will be stronger in the future and all your wishes will come true.

Overall, it is a very delicate writing style. It is about female awakening, not a cool novel. The heroine, the princess, and thousands of witch women use their vigorous vitality to open up the road. No one has smooth sailing, and the road is full of thorns, but the wind and rain cannot crush us. The power of women awakens, and the feudal dross is washed away. I just feel that there is not much traffic, but the author insists on creating, it is great, great, I like this article. It's just that there is a bit of a drugged plot in the middle. Maybe it's because her character is like that without Song An, so the idea that she hasn't been drugged, or maybe it's from my God's perspective, it feels quite uncomfortable. But no matter what, victory belongs to us. "The old era has ended, and the new era has dawned on itself!" "May all the people be well and Muya prosperous."

Anger is the power burning in the witch's veins. She is a witch, I am a witch, and we are the unkillable descendants of witches!

I'd rather be angry than numb

The story is good, but the reality weighs on me and makes me feel breathless.

Great writing! It made me shed a lot of tears when women helped each other. It was a great group portrait. (Why is the score so low? Who is giving the low score [crying])

Very nice! The narrative of the full text is actually quite heavy. Women are disciplined and suppressed in all aspects of society. Men are afraid of their excellence, so they can only use this dishonorable method, euphemistically called it for your own good. There are always women who are aware of consciousness and charge forward. They are not afraid of death. Victory will eventually belong to us.

We all have a fire in our hearts that cannot be quenched by water or soaked by time. We are the descendants of witches who cannot be killed.

I feel that any voice that speaks up for the situation of women should be heard.

A good book worth reading

The witch's fire never goes out

This kind of writing can actually be seen in Tomato. . The metaphor of the setting is very good, and the author's literary quality is very high. I always thought that the routines of cool articles would attract people, but I was attracted by the beginning of this book. It is clear that there are no routines and it is obviously not a cool article. Such a good book can only exist tepidly on the Internet. Maybe the data will be deleted after Tomato is gone. Why don't we pass around suppressed literature to coven witches? Mrs. Author, you are a great person.

This is a good book, no cp. Although fantasy and reality are intertwined, and although some plots are a bit childish and protracted in war and resistance, it also shows the growth of the heroine.

The writing is very good! A very nice book

It looks good, the writing is good, the plot is good, and it creates a good sense of female power.

The writing is really delicate and beautiful! ! ! [Almost crying]