
Hey, When Did You Go Blind?
哎,你什么时候瞎的?
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- Completed
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- 292k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- JJWXC
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I can understand that the author created this book just to export his opinions... But even if I like the author very much and agree with the opinions in the book, I still want to say that readers are not obligated to spend money to read the author's emotional venting and output of opinions. I still think it's more appropriate to post my opinions on Weibo. It's weird to have a long and imprecise sociological discussion in a novel. I feel like I've failed both literature and sociology. I hope I can freely choose to read serious papers or interesting novels, instead of being forced to read the output of emotions and opinions. It doesn't mean that you can't simply output emotions and opinions, but I would rather post this kind of thing on Weibo instead of seeing it in Chapter V after joining V. It feels like you are forced to open CNKI and spend money to buy papers, but you don't get any new knowledge.
The first half of this article is so interesting, and the second half feels like reading on Weibo, but both the plot progression in the first half and the comments on Weibo in the second half are outstanding. Although the second half is reasoning, it is quite resonant. I have always felt that under a socialist system that emphasizes equality, women's rights are most likely to win.
Ah, it's finally over. In fact, the experience of following the article is not very good, the beginning is very good, but the discussion of social topics in the middle is too heavy, which makes me feel incompetent and furious when viewed from the perspective of reality. As a result, there were several chapters of the story between the professor and the reporter, which gave me the feeling that the author was asking me: "Woman, why aren't you angry?". Finally, it ended with a happy ending. After reading it, I felt a sense of emptiness as if I had just watched something. Well, just sauce.
I am helpless and furious. In order to know the ending, I stayed up until three o'clock. I felt lonely after watching it.
Although my wife feels that I am off topic, it is really beautiful and the writing style is great. I am so moved by your words. I am really happy. Thank you, Mrs.
I kinda want to read the story of fifteen-year-old Meng Zhouhan and Su He
Deep and beautiful! Like you
It's a little weak at the end, but overall it's an excellent article. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
Dawn year update. . . . It's scary, when will this be stored?
It's a pity that the study abroad party can't use their real names. This is the only novel I've read recently that didn't make me cry because of love.