I Went Bankrupt After Becoming a Superhero

There are many men like Jin Miao who turn a blind eye to the evil of men's pus and stinking. Whenever a woman has a flaw, he will jump out to accuse her. "Why can't a group of women wear thin clothes and walk in front of men?" How did he say this? Hasn't it been like this for thousands of years? The King of Chu had such a thin waist that even if he died of starvation in the palace, he would not be able to see him at all. No matter what, it was just oral pleasure, and it did not harm the man's interests at all, but under the man's fist, the women had long been bleeding into seas of bones and bones!

But he has also been repaired by men. Why is there no male phobia?

??? Every time I happily read the comments and replies from book friends, the more I read the comments on later chapters, the more annoyed I become. I just want to say whether you want to read it or not, you will be disappointed if you don't read it, and whether Jinjiang can hide long comments instead of directly displaying all long comments. Finally, I hope that there will be more new articles. I will follow every book~(￣▽￣~)~ (To put it bluntly, I would rather know that there are fewer people who know you, that everyone has something in common, or that they just read books) ps: Fight me, pretend you didn't see it

It's still the same thing. If it doesn't conform to her knowledge, doesn't conform to the theories she's read, doesn't conform to the theories in the textbooks she's read, it's all wrong. Anything that doesn't fit her mind just doesn't exist and isn't correct. Is she good at seizing on certain words to argue that the other party is completely wrong, and setting herself up as an intellectual, knowledgeable, objective, generous, and reasonable? In fact, what she does is that what she says is the truth, and she feels that it should not exist. If something is incorrect, others cannot agree, say, or write. The first thing you deny is sophistry, the second thing is that what you say is wrong. Last time I used the historical fact that the emperor of the Song Dynasty sent his wife and daughter out to be used as military prostitutes as collateral, and the emperor and his son were slapped in the face by the historical fact of being given a "sheep-leading ceremony". She can still insist that the Song Dynasty was strong and happy, which shows how twisted her inner being is exposed under her outer skin of "being a manager, understanding philosophy, and loving literature." Typical future public knowledge. There is no need to argue with her. I even secretly expected her to experience all kinds of ugliness and difficulties in the workplace that her theory could not solve at all, but then I gave up this idea - because girls who say and do this, the vast majority of girls who do this, must have a good family background, and may even be rich or noble. Even if you are so "intelligent, objective and have a stand" everywhere, you still can't experience the shit, blood and rubbish of society. No matter what, she has a solid family support, so she can always "why not eat minced meat" and insists that everyone can do this.

Got it, it's Xingji Civilization ()

Although many parts are nonsense, it is unexpectedly harmonious when put together... The protagonists of the Hu family will eventually lead the way to overlord (?), But it's pretty cool, isn't it? This is the most humane protagonist. Having said that, are the protagonists too similar? They have similar ways of thinking and similar values. It is understandable that they are the same author after all. Their personality traits, mantras, etc. Are all very similar, and the sense of déjà vu is very strong. In the end, it's a pity that the six-person group of Da Qin Superman had a little bit of scenes. Cheers for the next book. Also, how can Jinjiang delete his own comments, because he won't correct them if he made a mistake before; how can he see his previous comments; when he finds a typo, he can't pinpoint which paragraph or line it is, and the comment is only for one chapter. It feels very troublesome...

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, I didn't feel much at first, I just felt that this book ended quickly and Xia Tian fell into a certain bottleneck, but after reading the comments, I couldn't help but say it. Although I have been studying for more than ten years, I still have little knowledge in my head and not much ink in my stomach. I cannot support my words with corresponding academic opinions. The reason why I like Xia Tian's books is not because the cruel and violent heroine he wrote is very interesting to my taste. Nor is it because he exposes the ugly reality of society and feels that he has seen through something, and then feels self-improvement. Hua, superior to others, many people are still ignorant, but I have seen through a lot of things that they have not seen; I am not trying to criticize human nature, hate society, hate crime, defend justice or anything like that. I clearly understand that although I will be unhappy or even indignant about the vicious behavior I heard about in the news, it will be over. Even if you don't want to let it go, you can't do anything on your own. What I like is the heroine's hope that evil people will be punished for their actions, and good people will not be trampled by people with bad intentions just because they are kind. To put it simply, evil will be rewarded with evil, and good will be rewarded with good. I have always believed that people should be responsible for their own actions, but in reality there are many beasts who do not deserve to be called human beings who take advantage of loopholes in the law, information asymmetry, or the gap in force value to seek benefits for themselves and harm others wantonly. On the other hand, those who want to do good deeds do not have to be rewarded. After all, others do not do good deeds because of greed, but just want to do their best to help others, but they have to suffer criticism, persecution, and undue harm, and even have an impact on their own lives. I know not everyone is like this, this is just part of the situation, and it is just what I happen to know, and it doesn't mean anything. More people tend to be caught in the middle, neither good nor evil, just ordinary people going through life. However, there should be many ordinary people who want to do good deeds. After all, children who have been immersed in compulsory education since childhood will not be bad even if they do not simply believe in and follow the truth, goodness and beauty in the textbooks. The basic three views are still OK. However, it is because there are too many bad things in society that make them worry a lot, so more and more people adopt the attitude of not caring about themselves. After all, this is the best way to protect themselves. The heroine does not believe in this society and views the world as human nature is inherently evil, but she also believes that one day there will be truth, goodness and beauty, and she wants to change society. I don't feel any contradiction at all, because the heroine written by Xia Tian is the kind of self-centered person who cares about herself, loves her family, goes her own way, and acts according to her own ideas. Wan Qing believes that this society is wrong. A real society should be one where people can do good with peace of mind. Evil people will not be able to do whatever they want because of their own power or legal loopholes or moral kidnapping. If they do something wrong or commit a crime, they should be punished. She doesn't like this society that allows evil people to do evil, so she wants to change it. She will not force others to do good because she wants to do good, nor will she get sad and angry because she is not understood, because she is just doing what she wants to do, and if she thinks it is worth it, then do it, no matter what others do. What I like most about her is that she truly does not do to others what they do not want others to do to her. The conversation between her and the alien monster really touched my heart. All I know is that I don't want to be used as food reserve and given to monsters as food, so I will never give humans to you as food rations. Well, that's probably what it means, oh my God, I've fallen in love with her, really. Although the heroines written in the summer all have similar characters, hahaha, but I just like this, so I will continue reading even if I feel dizzy from the plot. The heroine's belief is what keeps me wanting to follow it. Regarding writing, I have failed in writing, so I don't have any suggestions. Regarding the improvement of the article, how to solve the problem of homogeneity, etc., Xia Tian can continue to follow his own ideas, and don't be affected too much, but it is indeed difficult not to be affected. [So what am I talking about after typing so many words??

Let your children develop a good habit of not being picky eaters. I have personal experience below! I still remember that when I was a child, I loved eating grilled sausages sold by vendors on the street. My father bought a few bags of "Taiwanese-style grilled sausages" and a special electric oven, and then made a large plate of grilled sausages the next day. At that time, I was relatively simple, and I didn't consider my appetite. I agreed to my father's "no waste principle" lightly, but ended up vomiting it out at the end of the meal... After that, I started to like ice cream again (not popsicles), so my father bought an ice cream machine and a lot of milk and eggs, as well as some oats, strawberry jam, etc., And made a whole tub of ice cream, so I still remember the headache, vomiting and diarrhea the next day... Crisps, potato chips, chicken wings, chocolate, biscuits, instant noodles... Ever since I was a child, I have never successfully turned any junk food into a hobby. Except for some foods that I really don't know the secret recipe for, my dad even has a secret recipe for Coke. (I don't know why I don't have a long memory when I am a child. The scars always heal and forget about the pain.) Nowadays, I have a physical aversion to any non-Chinese food. This range is very wide. Whether it is traditional Chinese snacks such as candied plums or preserved fruits or Western fast food hamburgers, pizzas and fries, they are all sources of disgust that I don't want to mention. At present, the only special dietary enjoyment is probably a cup of coffee every month, which is quite expensive. Maybe even if my father knew about it, he would not be able to sell a sack of coffee beans to grind... Fortunately, I didn't like eating red meat and pickled and grilled foods very much when I was a child. Otherwise, I might have to be a vegetarian in my next life.

Three Kingdoms guest appearance! Add me! Guest role: Shui Hu Gender: Female Age: 20 Undecided: Huan, a disciple of the Huashan sect, (likes the heroine), has high martial arts value, Other settings are decided by the teacher (laughs)

I am an extreme pastoral feminist who is extremely uncomfortable in my heart, but when I saw the distinction between "feminism" and "□□", I didn't want to say anything more. It's useless to say more (;_;)