Everyone hopes that they can have an unforgettable trip, and their youth should be squandered without regrets. Of course, I also send it to you dear.
Intention: A game without regrets.
Reader comments
To be honest, I really like female-oriented writing. Women also have all human characteristics, but I feel that the author likes to write about male-oriented writing (smoking) too much.
And I don't understand, even though the author is a woman, she will let the male protagonist speak for women to improve women's status and interests in the novel, but she is keen to use the male protagonist to actively give away power to put the women in the situation of being given charity and rescued. Women in those male-oriented novels will not fight for power, nor take the initiative to fight for power. They can only wait for the male protagonist to hand over their power, and only with the encouragement of men can they exert their own value and achieve "self-reliance and self-reliance". Who is more brilliant and more glorious in such writing? It's not surprising that such female characters are accused of not wanting to see their love story and only wanting to see the male protagonist pursue his career. Sacrificing the female protagonist's self-awareness elevates the male protagonist's humanity and even makes him divine, and insists on arranging a female protagonist who can only become strong with the help and encouragement of a man. Then it is natural for the female protagonist to be disliked and even backlashed by readers (smoking)
Only women themselves can explore women's humanity
To be honest, I really like female-oriented writing. Women also have all human characteristics, but I feel that the author likes to write about male-oriented writing (smoking) too much. And I don't understand, even though the author is a woman, she will let the male protagonist speak for women to improve women's status and interests in the novel, but she is keen to use the male protagonist to actively give away power to put the women in the situation of being given charity and rescued. Women in those male-oriented novels will not fight for power, nor take the initiative to fight for power. They can only wait for the male protagonist to hand over their power, and only with the encouragement of men can they exert their own value and achieve "self-reliance and self-reliance". Who is more brilliant and more glorious in such writing? It's not surprising that such female characters are accused of not wanting to see their love story and only wanting to see the male protagonist pursue his career. Sacrificing the female protagonist's self-awareness elevates the male protagonist's humanity and even makes him divine, and insists on arranging a female protagonist who can only become strong with the help and encouragement of a man. Then it is natural for the female protagonist to be disliked and even backlashed by readers (smoking) Only women themselves can explore women's humanity