[Female-dominant society + not a power fantasy + not recommended for younger readers or those who can't handle heavy themes]
[Important: This is not a power fantasy. Don't click if that's what you're looking for. Be sure to read the chapter comments.]
Su Zhe transmigrates into a modern world where women rule over men and beauty standards are twisted.
A brilliant psychology student with the soul of an adult, he only wants to find a quiet corner in this bizarre world and live out his days in peace.
But fate seems to love playing tricks on him.
At six, he has no choice but to use people's hearts as pieces on a chessboard and manipulate human nature to escape a living hell.
At SS, to escape a “sister” with a pathological desire to possess him, he sacrifices his innocence and finally walks through the doors of Saint Laurent.
He thinks this is the beginning of his freedom, only to find himself falling into an even deeper abyss.
His impoverished class monitor sits beside him, coldness and madness hidden behind her glasses;
The elegant teacher at the lectern studies his bones with the gaze of someone admiring a “perfect specimen”;
And in the silver Rolls-Royce at the school gate, the woman he once loved, who personally pushed him into hell, begs for his forgiveness with red-rimmed eyes.
Su Zhe pushes up the rimless glasses on his nose and looks at the “hunters” around him, all eyeing him hungrily. A cold smile curls his lips.
“I just want a peaceful life. Why do you insist on making me give you all psychological treatment?”
This is a game of redemption and destruction.
Su Zhe: Don't get the wrong idea. I don't love anyone. I just want to survive.
It's pretty good to watch. Don't think about the plot and the rest of it will be good to watch. There's nothing serious about it. It gave me a very strange feeling, like I was back in high school when I secretly took my mobile phone to school to peek at the White Lotus book in the middle of the night. It was like the ape climbed down the tree and set foot on the land for the first time, like the ruddy apples in the Garden of Eden. It feels like a novel and new world. When I read that book for the first time, I felt like I had an intracranial orgasm. I really liked it and it felt like something I had never tasted before. The reason why I clicked on the heroine theme when I was reading the recommendation list of Sometimes It's Not Possible was just to look for that feeling, but most of it was really big. The feeling that the male protagonist and the female protagonist hurt each other's emotional lines in this book reminded me of the past, the feeling of returning to Jinggang Mountain and leaving Ling Yunzhi for a long time. It's very interesting, I hope I can finish it👍
If you don't measure Rotten Tomatoes, I'm going to rot 🥺
After reading the author's works, I also found that she has been immersed in it for many years. This work is really great. As an emotional novel, the setting is not distorted. I also picked it up on the recommendation list. The emotions are well grasped. If it continues to develop, it will definitely be first-class. I guarantee it with my viewing time. This book is great, and the author has finally come forward. I wish the author a fortune!
Yes, the details of the characterization are in place, but the male protagonist is a bit... Too cold, and everything is done with a systematic plan and personality. Come on, the plot is good.
The vivid characters and realistic psychological flow in the author's article really fascinate me, and I can't help but wonder how the author's character: Su Zhe views love, whether he is like Lacan who believes that love is doomed to have a sense of lack of satisfaction, so that he can use human nature and love to make profits and pursue freedom. If Su Zhe gets rid of the constraints of the environment that he cannot choose, whether he will have the love he believes. There is also Bai Lingxi who I particularly like. How will he redeem himself after he clearly realizes that he is just a person being used? Will he realize from Su Zhe that morality is just a tool and betrayal does not require so-called forgiveness, thereby discovering the true self that is naked and not tolerated by the world, abandoning the false sense of security brought by the system and morality to complete the sublimation of knowledge and action. I have benefited a lot from the human nature and concepts in the author's articles, and I hope the author will get better and better!
It's quite good-looking. At first I thought fantasy was totally wrong. It will look better when he is adopted. I hope I won't be lifted up, and I look forward to the follow-up plot.
It's nice to watch. It's a bit different from the heroines I've seen before. It's more in line with my taste. 🤔 🤔 🤔. Great support for the author [Chigua]
Oh my god, the author needs to give the protagonist a strong background. In the mid-term, a strong background will come and trample them directly. Or give the protagonist a woman who truly loves him and won't hurt him. I can't stand it anymore, holy shit.
The description is very detailed and the characters are well drawn, which is pretty good.
It's a bit awesome, author. Among all the works I've read, you are the first to describe the characters so well, including psychological descriptions and thoughts. Unfortunately, I don't really like reading this kind of thing. I'm not a person who likes to be thoughtful.