A female crime boss in old Shanghai, boldly taking on the whole city. A thrilling, satisfying read.
How can a woman create an era of her own in a man's world?
When Mu Weiwei returns from France, she discovers that a huge upheaval has shaken her family. Ambitious forces are on the move. She's framed for murder, her father's power is coveted, her uncle tries to seize the family fortune, and there are assassination attempts on her life...
Watch Mu Weiwei overcome every obstacle and become a ruler of Shanghai.
She is alone in the grand hall, wearing that black qipao. Eyes closed, she spins freely to the music, like a black swan playing in a lake, so graceful she seems utterly harmless.
He stands in the shadows, watching greedily.
Who could guess that she is the "Black Rose," the woman who can set Shanghai into turmoil with a single word?
She defies easy definition.
She is skilled at scheming and will use anyone by any means necessary to achieve her goals.
Is she kind? Clearly not.
Is she evil? No.
She is simply someone who holds on to her principles even as the waves rage around her.
A story of schemes, love, struggle, and women's awakening and empowerment.
The tide of the times rolls on. One day, they will be unstoppable.
[Completed] "Pretty Boy": A story about a sexually assaulted boy finding healing.
Is there a boy who, whenever you think of him, makes your heart ache with tenderness?
Cute young boy and cool girl + HE
[Coming Soon] "Tales of Demon Hunters"
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, warfare rages and demons run rampant. Sorcerers who specialize in subduing demons appear throughout the martial world, and people call them demon hunters.
A nineteen-year-old demon hunter who can eat and fight finds herself, through a twist of fate, protecting a mysterious, lovesick young master. Along the way, she meets a honey badger spirit who can eat, fight, and hold a grudge; a Bone Spirit who loves teasing men; a cute little mushroom spirit doted on by everyone; the most beautiful young master of the Fire Fox clan, who loves beauty and spending money; an adorable little zombie...
Together, they form an oddball team and travel around vanquishing demons.
A tiny white figure with long fingers trembles. The little mushroom on its head wobbles. "Don't eat me. I don't taste good, and I'm poisonous."
A two-inch-tall ginseng baby protects its tendrils. "Don't eat my little roots."
A fox spirit in red, with a heart-shaped face, declares, "I'm the most beautiful young master of the Fire Fox clan. You're lucky I'm coming with you."
P.S. There are all kinds of demons here: cute, beautiful, kind, evil... you name it.
P.S. This is not a cultivation novel. This is not a cultivation novel.
P.S. Told in episodic stories, cute and sweet.
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It's so difficult. It's really like a memoir. It's really just a junior who heard grandma's magnificent life experience and recorded it with her feelings.
I actually cried when I watched it at the end. It was so beautiful.
I appreciate this article. Although to be honest, from the perspective of reading novels, it is not a good idea, but I support the author in writing such an article! The opening chapter reminded me of my own middle school days. Maybe in such a society, every woman's awakening consciousness has to start from despising female identity. After all, no one around me taught me real feminist knowledge. I just used an instinct to first want to get [myself] out. It's not easy to wake up. I can say that I got to where I am today because of chance. For example, I went to a good university (feminist meaning) and met some good friends. I will remind myself to be tolerant of the same sex. Although I still get angry and sad when I hear my mother unintentionally saying that women are not as smart as men at the dinner table. I don't know why she, a doctor, can say this to my father, who has a master's degree... The brainwashing of social concepts is really not that powerful. I hope some girls will not just feel disgusted and angry. Even if they look down on these inexplicable opinions, do not be hostile to them. It will only make the real enemy proud.
Very good, very good. After reading "Monster Hunting", I found this article to be great. It's great. Keep up the good work.
I really accidentally discovered the author's article. It has a faint sense of time. The heroine's story drives the rise and fall of the entire family. It's very interesting.
Come back and watch it again.
What's the meaning?? My black rose was fucked twice??
Bury it and blow up the author! Even in 2018, I still feel lonely. I only became aware of feminism in the past two years and realized that I didn't identify with my gender at all. I once wanted to be a man, because when I was very young, I understood that even though men say there is a lot of pressure on women, they gain more. Just because of their gender, they can get more dividends. Men will defend each other even if they are not related by blood or have never met each other, while some women fight and slander each other. I rarely meet women in real life who see through it all and can overcome it, but luckily I meet these people online. Now that I am a feminist, I have found something that I have worked and fought for my whole life. Although my power is very weak, I believe that a single spark can start a prairie fire. At least if I get married and have children, the daughter I raise will have high self-esteem and a gender identity. If I give birth to a son, I will educate her from an early age to respect women's opinions and personality.
A man like Mu Qing, who prides himself on being affectionate, but usually acts like he would go through fire and water for the heroine, is disgusting. If you really love her so much, you should help her realize her ideals. In the final analysis, it is not just about satisfying your own ambitions, but it is best to pluck the flower of the high mountain.
No man wants a woman to be smart, but there are so many women who have graduated from prestigious schools and had a bright future, but everything has been wasted because of marriage.