Don't Listen to the Radio at Midnight

Welcome new readers. I am Dahu. If you still like my novels, you can click on the author column to read other articles! Then introduce myself: I have been reading social science books since I was very young. I have long been accustomed to the way of thinking of understanding characters and dismantling motivations. This is also the way I look at the world. I grew up in a matriarchal family, surrounded by many strong, complex, and diverse female elders. I naturally know what a "woman not shaped by society" looks like, and this is how I "naturally" became a feminist. Therefore, my writing also naturally points to women. I want to write about all kinds of women: bad, good, gentle, sharp, worthy of praise and criticism. Smart, stupid, sober, and fallen. In my opinion, the essence of "love/female" should be the willingness to see women in all forms. As for the so-called "female-oriented writing", it is not so much a deliberately chosen direction as it is an instinct that I can hardly avoid. Because in my world, women are inherently the center of the narrative. The same goes for word choice: since 99% of my characters are female, "she" will naturally become the default pronoun. For some words with derogatory connotations, I will try to replace them with more appropriate expressions after thinking about them; but there are also some words that I think do not need to be avoided. Finally, I would like to briefly talk about my wishes for the atmosphere in the comment area: I don't accept writing guidance. If you have different opinions, you can discuss them; if you don't like them, you can leave. Reading is inherently a relaxing and enjoyable thing. I hope we can spend some time here, each with freedom and respect for each other. Like!! [Spread flowers]

Oh oh oh which author is the adventures of foreign students! Yay! I loved that one, and I'm looking forward to this one too!

Regarding the word "makeup", I was struggling when I was writing it, and I am still struggling now. Should I change it to "makeup"? There is absolutely no problem in changing it, because this is another correct way of writing, and it also more intuitively expresses the meaning of "applying grease and powder (rice flour)". But I saw that the character "" was originally a sitting posture. As one of the earliest single-character characters, it was used to express "human posture" like "" ("" means a standing person), and I thought this was wonderful. If "female" is regarded as a neutral human posture, is it really necessary to change these words with the word "female" next to them that do not have very derogatory connotations? Wouldn't it be better to think of the word makeup as a "person" sitting in front of a mirror rather than "a woman" in front of a mirror? --But changing the words directly seems to be more effective in declaring a stance against fmy. Oh, so annoying

Short tiger! (Catch [cat's paw])

After watching it in one go, I got my impressions of the main character column. Like: the strange and abominable demon Hong 😈, the mysterious useless dead bird [pigeon], the poor good man wishing you a good song 🙏 🐶🌹 (loved doge constantly and miserable Miserable Qiqi is really played by Hong Guo) Hong Hao is a tormenting demon who does not distinguish between good and bad. He is so bad and thoroughly read. It is a pleasure to read [Caigou] 🙏 🙏 🙏 Every story is so exciting! Praise Huhu[cat's claw][cat's claw]

But, without this alien, all these calculations may succeed, and then eat her, and in the end these people may not feel anything at all.

Brought up from the previous book! I particularly like the way Dahu handles female characters, and I can also see the improvement of Dahu's writing skills. Spread the flowers!

I don't want her to end up like this. . .

Respect the fate of others 🐶🌹 let go of the plot to help others [caidog] ()

I'm back after finals week to catch up on articles hehehe 🐶🌹 [cat's paw]