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A top student at a high school leads all the women in her village out of the mountains.
A considerate administrative assistant organizes a citywide women's strike.
A skilled psychologist helps "mental patients" band together and support one another.
A sacrificial offering with an inauspicious fate personally welcomes countless ghosts back into the world.
[I don't like your script.]
[We're not supporting female characters in a male lead's story. We're just ourselves.]
Theme: Women standing on their own two feet and striving for greatness
After seeing the table of contents of the first chapter and the table of contents of the last chapter, I have vaguely guessed that this may be the ending. Is it the starting point or the origin? [Spreading Flowers] The title of the book about the heroine's rebellion is so good. The scene at the end showing their thoughts in each world is reasonable and shocking. You really love (respect) and record (create) them well I saw that the first chapter was updated on February 25th, which is just a few days from today. It's been nearly a month. It really seems like a legacy. On the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, I deliberately browsed through the non-CP female protagonists to see if there would be any novels I liked. Unexpectedly, I found some very interesting novels that I really like. Like the author Yu Xi, that novel has been updated for nearly a month, and there are very few collections and comments. The content clearly written is very rich, including interesting/ingenious ideas, meticulousness, thoughts and historical observation records, realistic considerations, respect for women, love for women, friendship, etc. Even though there are very few collections and encouragements (comments), you still continue to update every day for so long. It takes me many hours to read it, not to mention that as the author, you layout, think and write. So it really seems like a legacy. What I haven't noticed is that more and more female writers are beginning to innovate/pioneering/record. It's also a pity that I didn't read this article sooner. You won't find out until you finish. I actually don't really like this APP, so I basically download it only when I have articles I want to read. It seems like I missed you all. I really hope you can sign the contract, and I hope your efforts will be rewarded more. I want to see more content like this. I also hope that such good content will be discovered and seen by more baby girls, and I hope they can also gain happiness and strength.
I want to cry when I watch it... We are not the stepping stones behind the male protagonist, we are the protagonists with our own lives. This is why I watched the female protagonist. It would be nice if this was the case in real society. It is a pity that those who speak out for women are muzzled, the victims disappear, and the crimes are misattributed. We work so hard in the hope of using one decade after another to pile up a thousand years.
Could it be that girls who have good grades in college entrance exams are overtaken by boys and are forced to get married?
I was really touched when I read the last part, and I wanted to sigh.
Sometimes I feel really desperate, and then I go crazy and want to kill all the men, but how is that possible? When can parthenogenesis occur...
I am very happy and like that these trapped women can be saved, can be protected, can support each other, and can be written [spread flowers][spread flowers]💪 I hope they can be happy/successful in the future
I just noticed that the ending of every world is the alliance of women [Spreading Flowers] While the first world of Alliance lacks a lot of plot details, it's clear that the second world of Rebellion is amazing. I also like this world so much that these women are protected and have become warriors who protect themselves and each other [Spread Flowers]
Nuwa is so cute, scold me for me 😚 🧋 [sprinkle flowers] Those prejudices: For example, if women do not want to participate in housework, it is equivalent to unstable personality. It is said as if they are not participating alone, and they are said as if they are not sharing. It sounds like men are involved. Put it this way. Aren't most men with unstable personalities? And if a woman who is a full-time/part-time houseworker returns to her parents' home for a few more days during the New Year, she must emphasize that her son is working hard outside and she is free. According to this, aren't all women living in "hell"?
It's so shocking to me that so many girls have done so well 💪 [spread flowers]
It ended abruptly and felt like a lot of plot was missing in the middle. The first copy was so bland