
Heartlessness Born of Imagination
由想象生成的无情
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- Completed
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- 568 Words
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- Era
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- 22y ago
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- JJWXC
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A startling glance and a sudden enlightenment. I am afraid that female readers have made a huge contribution to the popularity of online novels. Countless perfect male protagonists and male partners with fatal temptations continue to emerge, but after briefly satisfying the readers, they feel the paleness of reality. The reason is as stated in the article: "He is a man imagined by women. He carries traces of modifications by women." Appearing illusively in the environment and atmosphere deliberately created by the author, he must have a lot of yang factors in him, and yin factors are also essential. This is why there are usually few flaws in the appearance. He lays a good foundation through some yin factors (beautiful appearance), and then uses yang factors (extraordinary talents) to gain the admiration, admiration and admiration of women or other men. However, he is not easy to approach at this time, and is not a suitable story carrier or an ideal description object. Therefore, at this time, we can only continue to use negative factors to lower our status and impress people's hearts: he may have a rough life experience, or he may be physically disabled. He must have been treated unusually, but this also made the positive elements in him more prominent and attractive. The more novels I read and the more male characters I see, the more different they are from their male compatriots in reality, and the more ruthless reality becomes. It has to be said that we are asking for trouble. Beautiful fantasies are always based on the helplessness of reality, and at the same time contrast or even aggravate the ruthlessness of reality. Just like the Peach Blossom Land can only appear when war is raging and people are devastated, not when singing and dancing are peaceful. Or is it precisely women's dissatisfaction and disappointment with real men that has led to the prosperity of online literature today? The less serious men are about relationships in real life, the more devoted they are in novels. Not only that, she must also appear in the era of three wives and four concubines, and have the capital of three wives and four concubines. What's more, his wisdom and talent are far beyond ordinary people and outstanding, which has not only attracted the favor of the heroine and the supporting character, but also attracted the admiration of thousands of female readers. The creation of female characters can also reflect the gap between imagination and reality. She may have yin elements, but usually her yang elements make her unique. Even if she looks plain, her intelligence and talent make her stand out. Such cases abound. However, this is a creation after all, or to be more precise, it is the fabrication of most female authors. It is not easy to appear and difficult for men to accept. In reality, even if they exist, they are rare. Fortunately, people in reality are still tolerant and have a muddled mentality. There are no too high standards for men, and there are no too harsh requirements for women. Adults are more rational and can better see the gap between the two. Their imagination is weakening and they no longer trust the imaginations of others. Those who are obsessed with it are always adolescent children and adults who are still naive. In this way, reality is not ruthless; it is imagination—ourselves—that is ruthless.
It explains why the male protagonists in Dada's novels all have similar traits, no matter ancient or modern times, and also explains why they all have a favorable impression of the male protagonists in Dada's novels. Especially Wang Lichuan... Oh, this is so... Kill me!
It's too avant-garde. Reading this article today is exactly the feminist textual analysis method of fan fiction.
I love Wuqingwu so much! I want to write a fanfic for Brother Qingqing!
Very well said So girls, don't use the elements of novels to choose your partners.
Twelve years ago, when I was in elementary school, I couldn't understand The Four Famous Catchers, but I still remembered that I loved him the most, and I never thought of watching it again. I came across a large text, and my mood can only be described as reading. Maybe it's time to make up for the four famous stories.
After reading this article again after many years, every word is still shocking to the soul. Especially the first half is so exciting, nothing misses the mark. Although we don't know each other, we resonate with each other as before.
I have always thought that I was pathological and liked to see male protagonists with mutilated bodies. It turns out there is another explanation.
I want to bookmark this article. Do your research. Kindness.
It is true that at some point, women will fall in love with the man of their imagination, and will set their imagination on an unsuspecting man. Then I fell in love with him, but who knew that I was falling in love with him?