As an unmarried woman of a certain age in ancient times, was being forced into marriage really my only fate? Wang Yine refuses to believe it. She is, after all, the daughter of a pork-stall owner, blessed with good looks and money to spare. She can climb mountains to fight tigers, and take up her books to lecture at school. She is capable with both pen and sword. All you ordinary men, monsters and demons, get out of my way, now!
At nineteen, after driving off her fourth suitor, her mother flew into a rage, gave Wang Yine a thorough beating with the family rod, then kicked her out of the house, declaring, "Don't come back until you find yourself a match!"
And so Wang Yine was forced to go to a temple and draw a fortune stick. Kneeling before the Hall of Marriage, she wept bitterly inside: Men in this world are mostly vulgar. Why should I let them grind me into the dirt? Being single is so wonderful. The world can surely manage one more unmarried woman.
A sweet-looking, dark-hearted heroine vs. a pure-hearted hero with the whole world in his heart
Theme: A protagonist finds her own story
What a great heroine, I love it.
Why are you tickling other people's faces? How important a woman's face was in ancient times. She knew that there was a difference between her own family and others. In ancient times, there was a strict hierarchy. Moreover, the scholar family is humiliated, but why do you have to look so humble? To make people laugh, or to get slapped in the face later? Don't bully young people into poverty? There is a spirit of Long Aotian who doesn't care about the life or death of others.
What does the heroine want? I care about money and reputation, but I don't want to go on a normal blind date. It seems that I am resisting marriage and the world, but I am also having an affair with the male protagonist. I am rushing to please because of my appearance? Because of immortality? Tangled, tangled, unclear, unclear.
If we look at it not from the perspective of the female protagonist, but from the male protagonist's perspective as a cultivator of immortality, the female protagonist is a stumbling block on the male protagonist's path to cultivation, a mortal woman who does not know her own abilities.