
The Birth of a Witch
女巫的诞生
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Ah this. . . There are a lot of flaws in this chapter that I won't complain about. . . 1. Using a joking and contemptuous attitude to ridicule the so-called male boxing due to women's advantages can easily make people feel that they are satirizing today's feminism. However, feminism in reality and men's rights in literature are not the same at all. First of all, women's rights have not continued to plunder, kill and humiliate men for hundreds of thousands of years. On the contrary, they have been enduring the oppression of the male-dominated society. This is the most fundamental difference. Secondly, it is only 100 years ago, and it is far from the point where we can despise the hurt and pain of the past. Just as the Chinese people today still hate rather than joke about the former Eight-Power Allied Forces and Japan, because this hatred and the pain in memory cannot be worn away in just a hundred years. Witches a hundred years from now should be disdainful of men on the one hand, but actually full of vigilance to prevent male forces from counterattacking. This can be seen as a reference to how women were comprehensively suppressed. 2. It was the uncle who reported that the aunt had a girl. It seems that women's status has improved, but in fact it is still a misunderstanding of the male-dominated society. Because the essence of marriage is to provide each man with a slave of his own. In a society where women are dominant, the marriage relationship is bound to decline or even disappear. Even if marriage still exists because it is only a century old and cannot return to a matrilineal society, it should be a female-led bridal marriage. Therefore, the person who announces the birth of the child should not be an uncle, but a relative of the maternal sister. In the same way, Anna should not be comparing her father, a tailor, but her mother, a tailor. Only women occupy all strata of society and all professions truly belong to women.
. . . . The heroine's story does not need a son to appear in the extra story to refute and overturn the heroine's career. That's fine if it doesn't write about the daughter passing on the legacy. Why does it write about the son hating the system established by his mother? To feed shit? This one is like finding out there are flies in the soup at the end of a meal. How can I put it? Thank God that I have learned well and will not make any comments about the story that is not finished yet. I am grateful that my own money has not been wasted and the world has disappeared.
The idea is good, but the flaws are obvious
Damn, you should tell me that I changed my name in the new post. I've been looking for it for a long time.
After reading the entire article, I would like to make a non-malicious comment: Literature is like a girl~...~ [Squints and smiles]
Wonderful, wonderful, it would be great if men and women could really be equal.
I agree with the approach of this chapter. In the beginning, the identity of wizards was a weapon for girls to fight against patriarchy. However, after hundreds of years, wizards have become a superior identity and a weapon to bully ordinary people. If it continues, it will inevitably create new class barriers and religious worship, which is not conducive to social stability. At the same time, magic is the cloak of science in the final analysis. Society develops in accordance with the laws, and there will always be a day when the cloak is torn off. Only in this way can all people receive equal education and promote the progress of science.
It is true that although magic and science reach the same goal through different paths, in the end the cloak of god will still have to be torn off. The sooner the better. Merlin cannot watch the world forever. Things like religion and theocracy will deteriorate sooner or later, so let's let the world return to normal!
So, has artificial intelligence actually followed? !
I really hate the vampire male protagonist. There are countless times when I am afraid that the heroine will retire after her success and marry him, or she will retire behind the scenes and give all her power to the vampire... After all, the stereotype of men is that they are so cheap.