Falling in Love, Shining Bright

A sterilized male protagonist is the best male protagonist

This book is the most comfortable book I have ever read since I read a novel! It satisfies all my fantasies about the heroine, or the heroine's views are very consistent with mine, and the heroine's life is also my target life. Ever since I awakened my female consciousness in middle school, I have always wanted to watch a heroine who is as determined as me to be unmarried and DINK. I would like to thank the author for writing such a character. I really like it and feel comfortable!

It's over! Thanks to the author for creating a realistic fairy tale for us. Shi Yan, Yan Ru, and Lei Qianqiao, these female characters shine brightly. Shi Yan uses his own strength to help women get out of trouble and move towards a better life. It is really touching and inspiring to me. The villains also have their own behavioral logic, and the origins of their characters are explained quite clearly. The whole book is logical and it is one of the best works I have seen in recent years. The role of the male protagonist is more like a condensation of hope. He has problems inherited from the patriarchal society, but as the female protagonist said, gender differences cannot be truly understood. He is the result of Yan Ru and Lei Qianqiao's hard education and training. He is a qualified partner for the female protagonist and a concrete embodiment of our hope for male virtue. At the end, the former friend of the virgin protagonist has also entered the stage of giving birth and pursuing boys, and feels that it is natural for women to take care of children and contribute to the family. This makes people wake up from the fairy tale of the heroine and see the heavy reality. Finally, I hope that the sisters who have read this article can be as determined and confident as Shi Yan, putting their career first and putting men aside, accepting more of the natural connection between women, developing their own strength, and helping more women.

"I don't go into the Civil Affairs Bureau, I don't go into the delivery room, I go to the hospital every year just for a physical examination, I am a shining free man legally, I have a stable job and a loyal partner in my life." This is the life I strive for and long for.

You Yan is like contemporary Jia Baoyu. He can really speak for women from a female standpoint. This is really rare! The article is still idealistic. In the reality of patriarchal society, men like this are rare, and there is a long way to go to reform them! The author's intentions are good, but I have a different view on one point in the values: regarding unmarriage and infertility. There is nothing wrong with this in itself, it is all personal choice, but for women, being unmarried and having children is not the direction of life, it is either/or! The most important thing for women is still their assets. Creating your own assets and being unmarried and infertile are two different things, not opposites! The whole text also contains many plots about the heroine pursuing a career, but the arrangement at the end is about marriage and childbirth, which further reinforces the idea of ​​being unmarried and infertile, thereby ignoring the painstaking efforts of the author who worked hard to go to school and pursue a career [laughing]

So sweet. Is there really someone like Xiaoyou in reality? I really admire the heroine. I also want to be a bright and sincere person.

Hahahahahahaha everyone has a brain, why don't you use it? Hahahaha Finished spreading flowers ~

Hahahahahaha about the lane skill get, "Do you need to use it if you have a uterus? Then everyone has a brain, why don't you use it?"

This is my first time to leave a review. This book is a breath of fresh air. I call for independent and shining women like the heroine, the hero's mother, and the hero's grandma, and I also call for men like the hero who respect women. I really love it! The whole text is very sweet and warm, with no major ups and downs. Some people may find it boring, but it does not hinder the reflections on women's living conditions and outdated ideas revealed in it. Married people may not be able to be like the heroine, but it does not prevent us from cultivating the next generation to be women who pursue personal values ​​like the heroine and people who respect women like the hero. Come on?

If you don't go to the Civil Affairs Bureau or the delivery room, you go to the hospital every year for a physical examination, so you are legally a free person. This kind of life is really wonderful for women.