The Devil's Male Attendant Master

On a mission to the underworld, Chen Tianxiang discovered that the leader of the Demon Cult was actually his junior sister whom he had not seen for many years. The most disliked old male favorite of the leader of the Demon Cult is actually his master. The Devil——Nie Xiaofeng Her master——Luo Xuan Her senior brother——Chen Tianxiang 1. I like bitchy Mary Sues, but I despise mindless bitches. So, I racked my brains to find logical support for the three vulgar stories. 2. I try to break the stereotype that "men were superior to women in ancient times". I want to say that "female-dominated society" is not the childish idea of ​​"female-dominated society". 3. I like to write high-concentration emotions, like extremes, and hate the sea and the sky. -------Divider line-------- This article is mainly about my badass romance drama. But I'm not just interested in romance either. For me, martial arts is a very useful framework. How are my martial arts novels different from those of my predecessors? The first is that I focused on creating a female protagonist who has no love brain. Second, my regional focus is on the southwest. In the past, martial arts rarely regarded the southwest as a key area. Generally, they are stories about the desert and heroes of Yan and Zhao, and are male-oriented stories. In the southwest, we usually write about snake-playing pagan religions such as the Five Poison Sect and the Miao witchcraft. I focused on the southwest because I wanted to write stories about women and different systems and cultures. Think about it, in the southwest region, there were Dongnü Kingdom and Luo Nvman in the Tang Dynasty. I like the ancient setting, but hate the stereotyped settings where men are superior to women. I am interested in matriarchal society and want to break the stereotype that men are necessarily superior to women in the ancient world. The construction of the underworld refers to cultural elements such as the Subi Kingdom, the Mosuo people, the Minangkabau people, the Khasi people, the Iroquois, the Akan people, the Arawak people, and the Amazon female warriors. I hope that readers will know by the way that the "female-dominated egalitarian ancient society" is completely established. =======Divider line====== To use a popular description, this article is: "The passionate entanglement between the male master of the Flower of the High Mountains and the female apprentice of the heroic hero." The difference between the heroine in this article and the homogenous "devil" is that although the heroine is named "devil", she is not a "little sister", she is not an "evil" in the division of good and evil, she is not "waiting to be transformed and guided by the male bishop", she is not "morally inferior to the male protagonist", and she is not the so-called "rebellious" person with a temperament who bravely pursues love." The limitation of the general "devil" character is that the devil is the "other". Readers naturally stand on the side of the "righteous male protagonist", overlooking the "devil" with moral superiority, and watch the male protagonist tame and guide the "innocent and cruel female devil" back to the right path. But that's not the case with this article. I'm not saying that the heroine's personality is perfect. In fact, here, the heroine is still an egoist with her own limitations. But she is a "mundane person with extraordinary abilities" who is illuminated by the light of idealism. She is shrewd and cold, but also soft. She seems unreasonable, but she has her own logic. She has "sharp insights" based on her own interests. From her and her surroundings, a unique aspect of the world is reflected. In fact, I tried hard to write about the different little world the heroine lives in. The difference between the male protagonist of this article and the homogenous "Cool Master" is that this article attempts to portray the male protagonist as a humanist. He has philosophical insights and high self-moral requirements, but objectively he is in a depraved situation and full of moral stains. He was awake and confused. Okay, I admit, I also over-charmed the male protagonist. In order to balance the charm of the male protagonist, we also set up the male protagonist's "incompleteness" to prevent the male protagonist from taking advantage of the female protagonist and try not to cause any trouble for you~ =====Divider line======== The master is indifferent, gentle, and has an insight into the world. He believes that his life is not long. When he returns to the burial place of his mother and sister, he accidentally meets his lost female apprentice. After not seeing each other for a few years, the apprentice became the leader of the demon sect that competed with the righteous sects. As the leader of the demon sect, she behaves both righteously and evilly. She seems to be surly and vicious, but also seems to be wise and unpredictable. And, she doesn't remember him. The female apprentice who used to be around him and confessed her love to him passionately over and over again has now become the dominant overlord of the party, completely forgetting about him. He struggled to be patient and restrained in every possible way, but in the end he was unwilling to give in. He got closer step by step, fell in love step by step, and finally became his apprentice's male favorite! Heroine: The leader of the Demon Cult, the young leader of the matrilineal kingdom Male protagonist: A cool, self-possessed, highly respected miracle doctor Master-disciple love + reunion after a long absence. The master becomes the disciple's male favorite, and the status is reversed. It is not an ancient background where men are superior to women. Purpose: Explore equality and love