The Last Murderer

A very, very wonderful article. The author controls the rhythm, plot, and writing very well. Why is this article not popular? There are so many hidden gems in Jinjiang. If I hadn't stumbled upon them by chance, I might have missed them. The author depicts human nature vividly. Ah Li, Wuyu, Su Ye, Zhan Qingzhanbai, Wanrong, Lao Liu and Lao Zhou, Aunt Luo, Luo Hong, Xiao Zhang, Liu Mei... All kinds of characters appear on the page... Just a few words can give people a glimpse of this person's life background and personality traits, which is really amazing... The ending is idealistic, but I like it very much. 😳

I feel like some of the statements are very strange, are they blaming the victim for not doing a good enough job? For example, as long as a man wants to cheat, it is no different than if his lover is Zhang Wang Li Zhao. Zhan Qing didn't ask him to stay, every step was his choice. This is a psychological distortion. If Zhan Qing communicates, he has countless opportunities to confess, or to ask directly after finding himself passive. So it's really uncomfortable to sympathize with a man, but you still blame the victim for not being perfect in his redemption gesture?

I feel very sad and helpless because of this gender-unequal world. I was born in 1985 and have a five-year-old son. When my son was born, my supervisor said it was lucky that he was a son, so there would be no pressure to have a boy. I was shocked at the time. I thought our generation would no longer have such a view. At least I had never thought that I had to give birth to a boy to be worthy of my husband's family. I think it's my freedom to have children or not, but it doesn't matter whether I have a boy or a girl. So it's really hard to understand why some people still think it's important to have a boy. I raised questions at the time and was told that I had no pressure to give birth to a boy or a girl. The people who supported me were all girls younger than me. Suddenly, I felt that we still have a long way to go when it comes to gender equality. My five-year-old son likes sparkly little lace skirts very much. My husband and I let him wear them whenever he wants, whether he wants to wear them to school or for Halloween. Pink or bright red doesn't matter, as long as he is happy, he can try whatever he wants as long as it doesn't cause trouble to others, as long as it's safe enough and it's his own attempt. My supervisor said that my son would grow up to be gay or something like that. I said I didn't mind, but he said you were being tough and you would mind when it turns out to be true. I responded: "First, sexual orientation is a spectrum. Everyone has innate and acquired sexual tendencies. If it is congenital, it is useless for me to mind. Second, this is a gender stereotype. Who said that boys can't wear pretty little skirts?" My supervisor obviously didn't expect that the times would change and even he didn't recognize it. I recently learned two wonderful things. First, pink was originally a boy's color, and second, high heels were originally a boy's color. Those who are interested can glean the source without going into details. I just want to say that after reading it, I felt very sad about the reason why the murderer committed the murder, and how it took so long to find out that my wife didn't mind my cross-dressing fetish. There is a way to miss the real thing. The male and female protagonists also gave me this feeling, ugh.

When I first came of age, I used my living expenses to pay for all my papers. I had a little bit left over, so I mustered up the courage to send a small red envelope with a happy Dragon Boat Festival. I didn't receive it, but I replied. I was so happy at the time, and now it's almost the Dragon Boat Festival. Fast forward ten years. Seeing the writing getting better and better. In the past ten years, I have come into contact with reality, seen the falsehood behind literature, touched the dark side of society, escaped from the nihilism of students, and realized that only by using the pen as a weapon can literature be meaningful. I'm glad to see that this decade has been the decade when women's awareness of equal rights has awakened. A single spark can start a prairie fire.

Every main character is sad, but no one looks back. In fact, I feel that Su Ye will love Zhan Qing not only because Zhan Qing is a little sun, but also because that is the child he sees from the telescope and will be protected by his mother. Unfortunately, everything is irreversible, because the beast in Su Ye's heart has been out of the cage before he really meets Zhan Qing, so he cannot and cannot look back, because Zhan Qing can accept Su Ye's women's clothing, but Bureau Zhan will find out the truth of the case. As for Zhan Bai, to some extent Zhan Bai was already dead. In that village, in that cage, her personality as a human was completely destroyed. Zhan Qing, who was later taken out, could only hate. From her perspective, she was sold by her sister. What could she do if she didn't find someone to hate? This was true before Zhan Qing's death, and even more true after Zhan Qing's death. The human brain will selectively forget some things out of self-saving, and she must not remember them. As for Zhan Qing, I can only say it hurts, it hurts too much. The sister she originally wanted to protect was sold to a trafficker by her own hands. As her lover, her husband is not only a murderer but also threatens her with self-immolation using his daughter... There is also the scrutiny and speculation of the masses... Ah, this family is really miserable.

It feels like everyone is suffering

Director Zhan reminds me of a village chief in another novel. They are equally outstanding, knowledgeable and educated women, with lofty ideals and beliefs, and the ability to implement their ideals down-to-earth. They also love their daughters deeply, and they are also abused and prejudiced in the patriarchal society... They should have had a better and more glorious life, but it ended at the hands of their husbands. The fate of the daughters has also undergone earth-shaking changes. They have to devote their whole lives to follow their mother and break away from worldly prejudices and secret malice. It pains me.

Although I know the truth, I still feel that the interaction between Su Li and his family of three was so cute when he was a child. It would be nice if there was another extra story. And I think Su Ye falling in love with Zhan Qing is also a kind of yearning for people with the same fate but different choices. When they were young, the two of them had a bad life, but Zhan Qing's character is very warm, strong and upright. When the two met again, Su Ye killed his parents but met the little sun Zhan Qing who became a policeman. Zhan Qing must have been stunned.

Looking at the whole story, it has a sad tone, but the ending is so good. I really like the big text???

This kind of article worth more than 230,000 yuan is suitable for me. Your previous article with a long team seems too burdensome to me, because I can't remember what I wrote before, and the characters will be confused.