“Wear this jade, and from now on, you belong to me.”
“This place is lonely and cold. I miss you so much. When a hundred years have passed, will you come looking for me?”
“I hope you won’t resent me. In the end, I couldn’t avenge you.”
“Dying in the chaos of war was always my fate. My only regret is that I couldn’t die in your arms.”
“For thirty years, I wielded my sword and claimed half the realm. Who could have imagined that, in a single day, it would all fall into the hands of women? From then on, the world changed, and women held power.”
“Though a matriarchal civilization has known a thousand years of peace and stability and brought prosperity to all, the embers of the former dynasty still linger, threatening to ignite a rebellion.”
After seven years lost and five years lying low, the false history fabricated by Han Yi finally ignited the fierce ambition of Yi Cang’s male-supremacist descendants to restore their dynasty.
Occupying Wan, disrupting Liaoyuan, allying with the barbarians, and invoking the Mandate of Heaven, the Xu and Han families proclaimed their cause as “the dragon returns to its rightful place.” Risking the annihilation of their clans, they sent their armies west, blades aimed at the imperial court, vowing to breach Qin’an City.
“But the Way of Heaven is already set. Those who defy it will end as dust!”
This is the third book in the Burning Body to Support the Phoenix series. As before, it continues the settings established in the first two books, but its opening is very different in style: the prologue poem is told from the antagonist’s perspective. If any details seem to come out of nowhere, you can refer back to the first two books in the Burning Body to Support the Phoenix series.
Theme: Stop the restoration of male supremacy and preserve a peaceful, prosperous age
Unknowingly, I have reached the end... From the simple support at the beginning to the current addiction to it, it is really touching. There is no doubt that by now, I am deeply involved. This novel and this article make me not want to evaluate it purely on the basis of good or bad. I want to criticize, criticize harshly, criticize a lot~ To be honest, I found this article a bit boring at first. A few men hide in dark corners and plan to overthrow the dynasty. First, they lurked to play espionage, and then they raised the banner, summoned ignorant mobs to riot, and started a war. At first, I really didn't feel anything. But as we get to the back, the war continues to expand, the battle lines become longer and longer, and more and more people die in it. Only then did I really feel the deep meaning of this article. Those who died in the war were not only rioters, civilians, and ordinary soldiers, but also too many heroes. Women, men, brave, heroic, ignorant, and ignorant, all seem to be rushing into the war and rushing to hell. What is it for? For faith. What kind of faith is worth so many people dying for? The soldiers are for the stability of the country in the prosperous times, and the chaos is for the illusory and beautiful future. The participation of one of the forces in the war is also very impressive. Originally it was for the safety of the clansmen and for the lives of the clansmen. But because he took the wrong path, he was exterminated. However, maybe this ending is a good thing. A deformed living nation makes people sad and shocking just to look at it. Going to destruction, isn't it a blessing? The most touching thing is the ending of the men in the article. Millions of people were killed or injured, either rebelling or fighting bravely. The result was that even the remaining freedom was taken back. It really makes people feel complicated, are you happy? Maybe, but it's also a bit sad. Maybe because it reminds me of reality... Wait, why are you reading a novel and thinking of reality? (Covering face) Let's get back to this chapter, the real ending. The turmoil was calmed down, the heroes were rewarded, and the political power was stabilized. There is nothing to say about this. It can be said to be an established fact and completely expected. What really makes people sigh is that in later generations, no matter how stable and harmonious the feudal dynasty is, it will eventually return to dust. Regardless of whether men are superior or women are superior, it will eventually become equal rights and equality between men and women. Ideal and reasonable, and echoing reality at the same time, this ending is perfect~ (No matter what others think, I just think it is perfect~) There is also the ending of Jin Yilie, who has been loyal to the late emperor for thousands of years. As a lonely ghost, he endured loneliness and pain, and was finally sent into reincarnation by the late emperor who had completely left the mortal world. As an outsider, I can no longer understand how he feels. But in the eyes of outsiders, relief is finally achieved. And then, talking is also very interesting. I repeatedly emphasized that there is no male protagonist, hahahahahahaha. I will also help emphasize it in the comments, if anyone can persist in reading this review. Remember, there is no male protagonist in this article~ In the end, the ending between General Song and Mr. Li is indeed very curious. Although their endings are roughly given in the article. But curiosity is curiosity. Is there really no extra story? [Dog head] [dog head] [dog head] The last, the last, the end, the ending~ (This should be a thousand words, right? Hehe~)
This old thief is really a master of brainwashing. Having brainwashed so many people, the most successful among them was probably himself. There was no repentance from beginning to end, but the words "my righteousness" finally showed his face. This ending can no longer be said to be sad, but can only be said to be very satisfying. But did he really fail? One person's selfishness disrupted the entire country. With an empty talk about the prosperous age of men, decades of careful planning. He incited millions of rioters, massacred several cities, beheaded hundreds of thousands of officers and soldiers, burned, killed and looted countless civilians, and the national building almost collapsed. Even if the culprit is no longer reincarnated, his body is gone. Does it really count as a victory? I don't know, I don't know. Maybe it can be considered a tragic victory? There is no doubt that this is a war that benefits no one and benefits no one. No matter the dynasty, the people, the men, or the women, no one has gained anything. Perhaps, they have lost their husbands and their families, and their families have been destroyed... The war was finally over, the people were safe, and the culprits were punished. It looks like a happy ending. However, the damage is irreversible. The deceased cannot be resurrected, and the injured may suffer from it for life, not to mention their families. A farce, but it led to such an ending. Perhaps, in another time and space, there will be another direction. If you guard against death from the beginning and burn the seeds of sin into the soil, nothing will happen... It's just a sudden emotion, meaningless. Maybe I don't know why I write so much. Maybe I just found something that can be written, so I just squeezed it into a longer one, right? Unfortunately, even though I squeezed and squeezed, I still didn't have 1,000 words. What a pity! It seems that my water skills still need to be improved. Manual dog head
Hateful, pathetic, and pathetic. He was such a sinful guy, but he didn't feel happy when he died. Maybe it's because he shouldn't be like this, and even though he was born in the mud, he still yearns for the light? It's a pity that the filth all over his body has soaked into his flesh and blood and cannot be washed away. The fate destined from birth makes people sad and helpless. ... Okay, I admit that this long speech does contain elements of pretentiousness and unwarranted moaning. I confess, this is purely for water. Manual dog head Although pitiful and sad, you cannot escape responsibility for doing something wrong. I have no objections to this ending, and I applaud it.
General Yang: Suddenly you feel a light on your head? [Dog head] [dog head] [dog head] And the evil Mr. Li and the arrogant General Song are very good hahahaha
The vastly sketched world of the heroine comes to an end here, and one can't help but feel a little disappointed. Perhaps the contrast between this article and reality is too great. The other side that is interesting and novel while reading is the loneliness of returning to reality after finishing. Will the world of respect and inferiority eventually fade away? I long for your description. However, I personally believe that human nature is difficult to change. There is a natural distinction between superiority and inferiority when there is strength and weakness. Even if the development of civilization can narrow the distinction between superiority and inferiority, it can never be eliminated. In short, thank you for writing such a unique work, and I wish the author all the best! Hope to see new works~
Oh hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey General Song, who seems to have a reputation for being upright, still needs a straight forward like Mr. Li Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. [Dog head] [dog head] [dog head]
I was scared to death. I thought Lao Yi was really going to die here. Sure enough, at the critical moment, His Majesty will come to the rescue.
Haha, that's right. If the female-respecting literature also emphasizes how weak women are and how strong men are, wouldn't it be the same as male-respecting literature? Hh
Check in I always feel like the word "imprisoning women" seems weird?
Wow, your writing is more concise. However, for online articles, this kind of half-literary and half-white writing style is not popular enough and it is difficult to become popular. Whatever, come on~