[Sherlock] the Mask of Baker Street

大大，我度假都回来了，你才更新一章……心塞塞的～～～～

My fist! I can't control it anymore

How I wish it was really blackened, but unfortunately it probably won't be, but this shot is quite cool.

What a pity, I guessed it would be like this, but I'm really disappointed that it didn't really turn black.

To be honest, after reading the whole book, the author has greatly created a Sherlock that is exclusive to this article based on his own understanding of Sherlock. It's just that it's inevitable to be subjective when watching it from Suri's perspective, and then I found that although Suri and Sherlock reconciled in the end, as a spectator, I was already disheartened. If I were Suri, I would really be tired and no longer in love. Trust thy love, but what I see is not trust but passivity. After returning, Suri is almost always in action, and the Sherlock I understand is by no means a passive person. This may be why I couldn't forgive him here at the end, so I was so frustrated. This is the first time I read an article and I wish it was BE. It can be seen that the author writes with great care, but let's just treat it as a small selfishness of the reader. Let's just be okay after Suri refused the air ticket.

"It should still be passed" is a big bug for the author ~ said

The writing is not bad, but I disagree with the heroine, or some of the author's views. In this novel, the heroine has repeatedly shown contempt for women who are not as smart as her, such as "they are just girls" (defining women as girls is a kind of dwarfing of women from a male perspective, and the heroine, as a woman, actually agrees with this). This kind of passage is full of misogynistic thoughts both inside and outside the words. I saw at least three of them in the free section. These three only made me feel obviously uncomfortable. If I look closely, there should be more than three. This is the misogynistic thought that arises under the influence of the "toxic" masculinity advocated by the patriarchal society (including the gender stereotypes of admiring the strong and fearing the weak, strong men and weak women, etc.). Because women are defined as weak, the affected people, both men and women, are afraid of becoming weak, so even the female protagonist does not dare to identify with her own female identity. Gender, you need to distinguish yourself from "women defined by society" (such as the girls the heroine talks about), and by saying such things, you must prove to the hero or other male characters that you are not a "female" in the "social stereotype" (because women are weak, and the heroine does not identify as weak, so she does not think there is a need to prove to women). I sincerely recommend the author to read those famous feminist books, or follow some feminist bloggers. After thinking about it, I believe that the author will soon realize and get rid of the shackles of misogyny, admiration for the strong and fear of the weak [dog head holding roses]

Very well written, I really like you and your work

Some time ago, I haven't been to Jinjiang for a long time due to various things, and I found out that Dada has finished. I'm so happy. I hope Dada has a good rest and can bring us better works!