
[Ancient Matriarchy] The Awakening of Man
(远古女尊)蛮之醒
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Ehuang Nüying is indeed the real one. When I was a child, I felt that just by looking at their names, Ehuang Nüying was extraordinary. How could someone as ordinary as Shun have the same name as Shun? It was the other way around.
I was moved by this chapter. Su Mian recalls the modern male-dominated world and is not sure whether it ever existed.
I read this from the column on the female monarch, and I originally thought it would be an article about primitive infrastructure, but the length is relatively small, and it is more like an article on the construction of the original female monarch system. The readability is not as good as the article on the female monarch, but it really gives a realistic path for the development of the female monarch. I have also thought about returning to primitive society and leading the matrilineal clan to defeat the patrilineal bud. Dada is really called a sister, comrade, or other like-minded partner with a common ideal. I am very happy to meet Dada! By the way, I look forward to the development of the Nu Zun Country. That is really my ideal country.
Oh my God! I never thought there would be a sequel to this book. I have read it many times. I hope I can continue writing. I love you.
I was moved when I saw it at the end. Most of the heroic spirit in literary works is the heroic spirit of men, or it is women who fulfill the heroic spirit of men. It is rare to see this kind of heroic spirit of women themselves!
That's great! ! ! This is actually a novel from a few years ago! Alas, I was not progressive enough at that time and did not have the female-centered ideological realm I have today. Su Mian and her daughters, daughters and granddaughters, it is really a happy and harmonious blood inheritance. Everything is so clear-cut. Mother gives birth to daughter, daughter gives birth to daughter. Thousands of years later, it is still the inheritance of mother and daughter.
Although many domestic feminists' understanding, words and deeds of women's rights are extreme, they are better than inaction. +1 At least doing it is better than not doing it, and doing it to the extreme is much better than not doing it and making sarcastic remarks or stepping on women and flattering men.
The treatment of a minister with multiple ministers is really much better than that of a concubine with multiple concubines, but will polygamy + living with one wife lead to internal digestion of the unfavored spouse (just like the way maids fight over food, and wives and concubines grind mirrors)? (It's not bullshit, just thinking)
~I want to see the female queen cultivating immortality
There is a saying that the abdication system is actually the queen's son-in-law selection system, so she chooses an unrelated person because he is her son-in-law, but I have doubts about this.