After drowning on a rainy night, Yiping woke up from the sea of tears in "Love in the Rain" and traveled through a novel about house fighting in the Republic of China, becoming a concubine crushed in the dust by the "concubine god religion".
In this world, women memorize the "Dirty Sutra" every day, worship their elder sisters, and accept their humble fate. A legitimate daughter is destined to be noble, while a common girl is born low - all women are taught to "fight sisters" and "observe the rules", but no one dares to ask: Why don't you fight your father and brother?
Yiping doesn't believe in fate, nor does she believe in "concubine". She contradicted the clan elders, founded a girls' school, rescued orphans, formed a rescue team, and carved a new path amidst the dual oppression of war and ethics.
She had been whipped, insulted, and exiled, but she still wrote "The Book of Destruction of the Concubine" on the ruins: "The name of the concubine is a man's plan to fight for family property. If a woman believes in it, she will be a prisoner."
Later, her sister-in-law put down her wealth and joined her medical team; former concubines, maids, and widows also took to the streets and became the first batch of female teachers in New China.
A hundred years later, people read her name in class, and someone asked: "But now on the Internet, is there still a theory of concubine?"
The teacher smiled and said: "The Cult of God will not die as long as there are still people who believe in it. Ke Yiping will not die either, as long as people continue to write."
This is a counterattack from house fighting to awakening. It is an old-era woman's resistance to the entire patriarchal system.
Yiping stopped crying. She used her pen, blood and faith to rewrite her destiny.
Intent: To satirize the Concubine Religion