A Feminist Perspective

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Through a perceptive and compassionate feminist lens, these works reveal a beauty that is both open-hearted and sharp. Their authors write to bridge the chasm.

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1 World Famous Paintings Oh, Old SwanRomance302k WordsCompleted 32.2kFavorites34kClicks/ch29.3kGifts
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It's a bit interesting and has a sharp writing style. I'm waiting to write it down.
2 Night Sun Bird Yu ShanshanRomance999k WordsCompleted 12.8kFavorites16.2kClicks/ch24.8kGifts
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To be written
3 How Did She Do It? Yang ZhidaRomance151k WordsCompleted 739Favorites731Clicks/ch381Gifts
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To be written, not yet finished, but so far it is quite exciting, a very solid short suspense story. I recommend this treasured author again. Currently, there are several authors in Jinjiang who are willing to write short and medium stories steadily, and the quality can still be maintained at a very high level.
4 Endless Life Delight in Rivers and MountainsMulti-Orientation225k WordsCompleted 7.7kFavorites6.9kClicks/ch21.1kGifts
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To be written
5 Ordinary Old Lady [Unlimited] Magic Killer WhaleNo CP301k WordsOngoing 79.5kFavorites62.9kClicks/ch156.4kGifts
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To be written
6 The Heartthrob's Guide for International Students Space OrbitRomance257k WordsCompleted 21.3kFavorites23.8kClicks/ch12.8kGifts
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To be written
7 Reborn Director, but with More French Fries Lantern ShellNo CP511k WordsCompleted 19.3kFavorites22.7kClicks/ch39.5kGifts
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To be written
8 This Color Is the Future Wanqi RiverNo CP431k WordsCompleted 946Favorites362Clicks/ch782Gifts
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To be written
9 The Strange Gentlemen Fu HuaRomance786k WordsCompleted 441kFavorites726.3kClicks/ch900.1kGifts
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Quite an interesting story and you will have a relaxing and enjoyable reading experience. —He is beautiful to her, and to us only strange gentlemen. Respect our girls who are forbearing and stubborn, simple and kind, free and untamed, who dare to love and hate. PS: Let me tell you, Meili and her sweet bear are my favorite.
10 Did Miss Zhu Fall into a Trap Today? I Want to Eat MeatNo CP4.0M WordsCompleted 288.5kFavorites293.4kClicks/ch1.6MGifts
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Serious book reviews are written slowly, so I'll put them here first. If I had known it was a work like this, I would have watched it a long time ago! Articles burdened by names. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I expect to read it twice or three times. Currently, it ranks with Workers of the Three Kingdoms in my heart. It's amazing that the heroines of the two stories are both literary and martial. What makes me very uncomfortable now is that after reading this, I can no longer read other Machiavellian writings... Not even male or female ones! It was the same when I read the Xuanyu article before, but suddenly I couldn't read other historical and military articles... Damn it, if these two works are adapted into movies, I will definitely edit them into evil CPs
11 If I Were the Heroine A Small Piece of PaperNo CP55k WordsOngoing 298Favorites726Clicks/ch33Gifts
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This is a serialized article Hmm... Actually I'm not sure what kind of score this work should have. It's not common, and I don't know how to evaluate this work. It is natural for this work to appear in this book list. I think there is no doubt that anyone can read this emotion in it, and it is an intense, almost cathartic emotion. But this is still a sharp piece of work that also carries a sense of dizziness. Have you ever had the experience of walking on a street full of neon lights? Those colorful rays of light will make your temples jump in response to the flashing rhythm. I don't know if the author feels that he is living in a weird world, and he seems to be acting himself through a curtain. This is not a wonderful feeling. But some works are not designed to make people feel comfortable. This is how I feel when I read it. Readers who are willing can take a look at this work.
12 Rotten Apple HehuaNo CP49k WordsCompleted 9.4kFavorites10.1kClicks/ch8.6kGifts
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A new short story, I read it in 1 and a half hours, and the introduction is to be written.
13 Iron-Blooded Rose Yang ZhidaRomance115k WordsCompleted 311Favorites415Clicks/ch135Gifts
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A short story, but a series! I loved the 007 novel series when I was a kid, and this series made me feel like I did back then! I hope the author will update more quickly! More to come! Try to get dozens of books in one series! PS: I don't know how to define an independent woman, but I think Fan Hua must be one.
14 How the Strong Are Made Old Liver MomRomance1.4M WordsCompleted 160kFavorites215kClicks/ch2.2MGifts
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I feel that this book is a bit, um... Low. The last two copies are not as exciting as before. Of course, I understand that there are bottlenecks in evolution and writing, but if there are no more outstanding copies, he will return to the category of ordinary enjoyable writing. I've been quite busy lately, and I haven't shared a book for a long time. I've found several good ones recently, and this one is one of them. Generally speaking, I don't like to recommend Infinite Flow, because it is relatively lazy in terms of writing, but this one is a bit interesting, and I almost missed it. It has some rarely seen ideas and characteristics, whether it is mature or not, but it is indeed unconventional, so I still recommend it to everyone. Personally, I think that whether the author intends it or not, this book cannot be regarded as a casual "heroine" novel, and it is not a common way of inverting the status of the sexes. The author has a deeper understanding of feminism. This book reminds me of Wuthering Heights. To be precise, it is Wuthering Heights as interpreted by Woolf. It is not that the two stories are comparable, but in terms of feminist interpretation, they all express the same tendency: "Nature's furious daughter". The daughter of nature is naturally destructive and uncontrollable. This is not due to acquired consciousness, but natural selection. Therefore, the emotional choice shown in Wuthering Heights is not a simple love between the sexes, but can be extended to human love in a broader sense. This is where feminism can go further. From the current point of view, unlike Wuthering Heights, the power of nature represented by Catherine gradually weakens in the face of civilization, while the power of nature represented by Arthas changes from disorder to order in the face of civilization, but in general it is constantly increasing. In a sense, this can actually be understood as Bronte revealing the truth about the demise of women's natural power, and the author found a way out for what she considered the natural power after thinking - win-win cooperation, which is exactly the power brought by the feminist concept of equality. I'll write here first, and then finish here when it's finished. PS: At present, all dungeons are very complete, and the one that is slightly less finished is the latest "Greek Gods" dungeon, because "Greek Gods" is a very typical power system with the mother god system (Gaia) dedicated to the father god system (Zeus), which corresponds to the cultural background of the matrilineal transformation to the paternal lineage. In fact, there is a lot of room for discussion, but I don't know if it is limited by the length. This article is relatively shallow, and it is a bit insufficient compared to the previous article. I hope to see updates in the future, with more thoughts and expressions.
15 Li Chuan's Past XuanyinRomance314k WordsCompleted 18.4kFavorites480.4kClicks/ch2kGifts
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Post an old article Introduction to be written
16 No One Kills Me Delight in Rivers and MountainsRomance210k WordsCompleted 23.2kFavorites12.9kClicks/ch14.7kGifts
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New articles found! It's not in vain that I diligently read books everywhere! The simple style and realistic themes are particularly rare in Jinjiang. Introduction to be written
17 Yanyan of the Republic of China Duo Mu Mu DuoRomance1.6M WordsCompleted 93.1kFavorites249.8kClicks/ch585.1kGifts
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Very wonderful group portrait article This is an author who pays great attention to the growth of women. You can actually see the tolerance for young women in many of her works. I don't know if this reflects the author's expectations of herself—sometimes we do things to "raise" ourselves again. She hopes that they will have a lot of wisdom, so that they can see through the world, and have a lot of love, so that they can avoid a lot of hardships. But she also hopes that they can grow up to be able to protect themselves from wind and rain, and even provide shelter for others. It is a loving expectation, like a mother expecting her child. The various characters in this book, especially the female characters, are not so much group portraits as a collection of this expectation. The heroine Yanyan is a perfect growth form. She will be loved by others, and she will be frustrated, but there will be people who will encourage her to grow with full patience and tolerance. She will also have the courage because of love to face and overcome those setbacks and difficulties. In the end, she will find her own path, embark on her own journey without hesitation, and spend her life without regrets. My mother is a mature and wise woman who has experienced the world. She knows what she wants, can take it, and let it go. Interestingly, the book mentions her carefree girlhood. In a sense, could it be the shadow of the original Yanyan? The elder sister is, in a sense, a more innocent female image than Yanyan. Being born well, having extraordinary abilities, having a superior image, and having lofty ideals are all good, but staying away from the world is not. Therefore, we can often see a troublesome stubbornness in her. If you think about it carefully, are you similar to many girls who come out of campus today? Therefore, the life direction arranged by the author for his sister is to leave home, enter the real world, live, and encounter obstacles. However, the author still supports her with the greatest goodwill - please go out and go home if you are injured, but only by establishing a connection with the real world can you truly stand on the ground. As for Wang Ma, doesn't she look like the kind of transparent old lady that everyone likes? She may lag behind the trend of the times, and may not even have any culture, but the wisdom of life has been condensed in her wrinkles, and no matter what era, the answer to life is only related to oneself. Therefore, she sees things more clearly than anyone else and becomes the spiritual support of her family. In a sense, she is the source of family cohesion. Finally, there is Kim Julie, the character that shocked me the most in this book. Even the protagonist cannot conceal her grace. I don't want to introduce too much about her experience, so please read the book. As one of the heaviest colors in the book, I like the author's description of her: "He tried his best but failed to conquer her. She kept herself." No matter how many times I watch it, I will cry at this description.
18 Wake Up, Inherit the Inheritance Green Radish SkirtRomance716k WordsCompleted 76.9kFavorites136kClicks/ch484.1kGifts
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19 Anzai Now Only a Hundred SwordsRomance641k WordsCompleted 66.7kFavorites167.5kClicks/ch47.8kGifts
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Let me say the important things three times: It is actually five stars, it is five stars, it is five stars, but the system did not let me give it, so it was reduced to four stars. I read this book by chance. It had a very silly name. Fortunately, I accidentally glanced at the content, otherwise I would have missed it. How can a physicist serve the country? This is the author's first work. Generally speaking, its writing skills and plot design are still rough, but its emotional expression is so passionate that I can ignore the shortcomings that can be tempered. This story is about love and faith. I have read Van Gogh's autobiography, and there is a passage that moved me. He said that everyone's soul is burning with a fire, and people passing by can only see smoke. I just want to know how long it takes to stubbornly guard the flame in my heart until someone is willing to come over, sit next to me, and is willing to stay. And the author wrote a fateful story - you may have to wait for a century In the heroine's story, she comes for her country and faith; In the hero's story, she comes to save his tired and decaying soul. When they understand each other's souls, fate forms a closed loop. Only love and faith cannot be broken. My favorite paragraph: This is her, only her His indestructibility, his tenderness like water It is his continent and his heart is fascinated by it.
20 Golden Mountain Butterfly Only a Hundred SwordsRomance561k WordsCompleted 135.4kFavorites196kClicks/ch96kGifts
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When you travel through time and space, what you have is a body that was deceived and came to the other side of the distant ocean. In that turbulent era, what you have to consider at this time is not how to revive China, but how to survive. The narrative in this book is not radical, it is written in a eloquent tone. The author's thoughts are vaguely reflected between the lines. You seem to have caught a corner of her thinking, but at a second glance it is just ordinary. The heroine is undoubtedly fragile. She has no ambition to turn things around, no wise and persevering temperament, and no special academic background. On the other side of the ocean at that time, her fate was as precarious as our country's, but she had a tough, self-consistent and harmonious personality. In contrast, the male protagonist is a white man from the aristocratic class, a character who theoretically has a stable status and has no worries about food and clothing. However, we can feel the ubiquitous rebellion and cry in his heart from the author's words. He has undoubtedly not achieved peace, and something has plunged him into an abyss that cannot be reconciled. In the context of family sentiment and profound historical background, nuanced feminism actually seems less important, but her spirit is everywhere. Perhaps it is precisely because from "her" perspective, under the patriarchal system, except for a few characters in an absolutely high position, everyone else is oppressed, and there is no different "second sex". Therefore, the plot in the book presents many interlocking and exquisite contrasts, and also expresses considerable sympathy for the misfortune of the men and women in it. You can read it yourself for the specific plot. This book is the author's second book, and the writing and plot control have reached a new level. Some novels are narrated by the author after careful consideration, so they have the feeling of still water running deep, while some novels are the author's passionate confessions, so they have a thrilling charm. This book is the former.
21 Upstairs by the Bridge priestNo CP118k WordsCompleted 255.5kFavorites246.4kClicks/ch429.4kGifts
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This is an atypical suspense novel, and I won't spoil it here. It's not long, and even the most impatient book lovers can read it. I will only say that the pain in this story is too heavy, and the girls are too good. I believe women can understand women, women can empathize with women, and women are willing to help women. PS: A very interesting writing attempt. If it were a movie, it would be considered a cult movie. "Commentary style" is actually not new. We can often see it in extra chapters and other parts of novels, and it is usually used to show a third perspective on things. But what is rare in this article is that almost the entire article adopts this presentation method, and it is not a simple "commentary style", but a "web article + commentary" that combines virtuality and reality. This creates a sense of the combination of virtuality and reality of a "text within a text". There is no difficulty in understanding the whole article. The author uses her extremely strong command of words to sort out the clues and plots clearly, and it is not boring at all. She has found a perfect balance between the common colloquialism of "commentary style" and the written language of traditional writing. If it is more colloquial, it will be less serious, and if it is more written, it will appear that this "commentary style" attempt is neither fish nor fowl. I envy the author very much. This article is a hearty show off of her skills. I feel that she has passed the maturity stage of her writing and has entered the next stage, where she can enjoy the fun of writing experiments.
22 Ex Is All over the World Green Radish SkirtRomance2.8M WordsCompleted 140.8kFavorites381.6kClicks/ch356.9kGifts
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It's a very long article. My suggestion is to read it bit by bit slowly, rather than reading it all at once. You will need some time to think and understand. First of all, this is a fairy tale, so there must be a so-called "Tao". I have read too many articles about cultivating the "heartless path", and it seems that only by giving up human emotions can one attain the path to enlightenment. But what this article is about is "the way of love", and it creates a heroine who follows "love". The author asks her to love, experience, get hurt, and heal. In the heroine's "Tao", "love" is only a manifestation of "emotion" but not the only embodiment. In this "Tao", people are connected through emotions. Emotions have no entity, but they have such unimaginable power. They can make people die, make people crazy, or give people strength. Therefore, they must not be underestimated. You must fully recognize and understand these emotions before you can discern the secrets within them. This is practice. So what's so good about this book? In fact, it's not that "feeling good" that the heroine has had many male partners. In reality, even today, in most of the education people receive, emotions, especially intimate emotional relationships, are always equated with morality. The same goes for men, but women are especially under moral pressure (in fact, we all know that this is because people equate "sex" in intimate relationships with morality. No., And the "sexual morality" of women is much higher than the "sexual morality" of men. "Sex" is a very important part of intimate relationships, which results in the cost of women's attempts at intimate relationships being much higher than that of men). Therefore, women are usually more cautious about attempts at intimate relationships than men. But a good intimate relationship itself is not easy to obtain. It requires a lot of learning and understanding. This causes women themselves to easily fall into some fixed dilemmas. The part that dares not try easily can easily restrain their desire for intimate relationships, either actively or passively, and then leads to the end of loneliness or a hasty intimate relationship (good or bad is unknown), while the part that dares to try again and again is very easy to fall into the pressure of social morality. But women are half of the world, and the plight of women will inevitably affect men, so men will also think that they are under great pressure. In general, both men and women are not immune. This is a vicious circle. The good thing about this article is that it does not ridicule or criticize the relationship between the sexes, it just tells you about "love" in a eloquent tone. It tells about the "emotion" that arises naturally in the context of putting aside the existing moral concepts of our society. Although the heroine in the article has multiple relationships, the other male and female characters also have their own relationships. The author tells us how these feelings occur in a sincere way. It is full of understanding and tolerance. It is saying that people can love others for various reasons such as pity, redemption, appreciation, happiness, companionship, etc., And these "emotions" are not superior or inferior. I have always believed that feminism has a very soft perspective, and not only women, but men can also benefit from it. This is also shown in this work because of the author's interpretation of the different but equal "emotions" of male and female roles.
23 Extra Girl Meng Zhong Is ProudRomance235k WordsCompleted 39.1kFavorites72.8kClicks/ch16.4kGifts
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The author's writing style is very restrained, not very intense, but it fully expresses the feeling of "no one loves her". However, the heroine still achieves her own perfection, which has nothing to do with the male protagonist. She has reached perfection when she actively chooses the life she wants and learns to love and be loved. I wonder if there are girls who feel the same way in life: they are not expected to be born, they grow up in the cracks, and they are unable to get rid of the feeling of lack of love throughout their lives. If so, you can read this article. Father's love and mother's love are certainly the foundation for children to face the world, but if they don't, we still have to face the world. What is missing is missing. Leave it behind, no need to forgive, and no need to look back. The same is true for love. You can expect it, don't be afraid to experience it, but don't force it. Beauvoir said: The misfortune of a woman is that she is surrounded by almost irresistible temptations, all of which push her onto the easy slope: instead of encouraging her to struggle, people tell her that as long as she lets it slide, she will reach the paradise of bliss: when she realizes that she has been deceived by a mirage, it is too late: her strength has been exhausted in this adventure. The heroine does not have these irresistible things, so step by step, although it is painful, she walks extremely steadily. This is the tenacity, open-mindedness, and kindness that women possess.
24 When I Truly Began to Love Myself Yu ShanshanRomance170k WordsCompleted 10.2kFavorites26.8kClicks/ch6.1kGifts
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The book is as the name suggests, go read it and please accept yourself. We are one of all living beings in the world. Good or bad are not enough to make us monsters. Our good and bad are all part of ourselves. It exists and it has a reason.
25 Genius Girlfriend Plain Light TogetherRomance933k WordsCompleted 234.7kFavorites465.7kClicks/ch350.7kGifts
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In this book list, Lin Zhixia faces the fewest female dilemmas. This is a feminist book list, and Lin Zhixia is still a girl most of the time. So the tone of this article is lively and bright. In a way, it's a fairy tale. She received a lot of love, so she had more courage than other peers to ignore difficulties and obstacles, and her talent was too bright to ignore and was enough to help her bounce away those worldly obstacles like dust. This is such an ideal story, but who says that girls must live in pain or tangle, and must go through the vast thorns and deep sea to reach the other shore? I hope all girls can have a sparkling life like Lin Zhixia.
26 Things in April Wei YuRomance230k WordsCompleted 71.9kFavorites163.4kClicks/ch27.1kGifts
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This is an article with the male protagonist as the savior, but the heroine impressed me so deeply that even if the two had a mutually redeeming love, I would treat it as an article with a female protagonist. I believe that everyone who has watched it will marvel at the heroine's desperate courage and determination to make a desperate move. It is a kind of deep compassion and guilt. You can see a tortured soul that refuses to give in. I usually think that women are more resilient and tolerant than men, so I am not very happy to see women giving up their lives. However, this time, even if the heroine made such a decision, I think it was not a kind of giving up. It was a dead end that she chose for herself after judging herself with her conscience, so it has a tragic color. If the heroine truly follows the path she has chosen for herself, her heart will weigh less than a feather on the scales of Anubis.
27 Gold Fan Yu Jing Peng XiangRomance735k WordsCompleted 33.5kFavorites37.3kClicks/ch74.3kGifts
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A gentleman loves money and gets it in the right way. It makes no sense for a woman to love money, which is money worship, right?
28 Pragmatist Love Meng Zhong Is ProudRomance468k WordsCompleted 237.9kFavorites344.7kClicks/ch146kGifts
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Update: Recently the TV series about this book was released, and I felt a little uncomfortable after watching it, so I will write a few words. I like this author very much. This is the first book I have read by her. The writing style is unique and memorable. The women she writes about are loved as complete human beings - they love their wisdom and their boundaries; they love their fragility and softness, and even more, they love the hardness in them that cannot be dissolved by any relationship. Fei Ni in the book is the most extreme projection of this kind of love. This is a girl who "knows what she wants". Love is never her first priority. She has goals, plans, and even manages her life with "calculations." But the brilliance of the novel is that it tells how a person with high self-esteem and high principles bravely accepts an unknown period while maintaining his own integrity. Fei Ni's bravery is just the right kind of bravery: I am a person who avoids risks. You were not originally in my plan, but I saw your goodness, I admit it, I accept it, and I take responsibility. She never denied her pragmatism, nor did she think less of herself for it. Every good thing she gives is what she is willing to give; every promise she makes is what she intends to fulfill. It is a pity that such female images are diluted in TV series adaptations. In the play, Fei Ni feels guilty for taking advantage of the male protagonist, but also feels coyly happy because of the male protagonist's confession - this almost replaces the cornerstone of her entire personality. A person with clear boundaries will not be panicked by unexpected emotions, nor will he judge himself for his own goals. Her guilt is certainly present, but it is only out of pity: she pities this weakling who was abandoned after losing his memory, and knows that she is taking advantage of a vulnerable person, rather than feeling that she has done something wrong. Every advance or retreat she makes in the relationship is a conscious choice, not a passive reaction. What's more frustrating than the protagonist is the sister's line. Sister's pride is different from Fei Ni's: Fei Ni's pride comes from a stable family background and is calm and tolerant; sister's pride has experienced damage from clouds to mud, so she is more sensitive and sharp, and knows how to defend. What's touching about her relationship with her brother-in-law is that she never regrets her choice, but she still makes the last call when she knows she will be ridiculed, angry, and rejected. When the other party takes the hand, he can only appreciate the indomitable energy. After all, it is difficult to find altruistic elements in that sharp personality. After the adaptation, the sister has become a woman who passively resists because her husband may love someone else, and her beloved career has become a part of the game "It's not me you love." This is not only a downgrade of the plot, but also a dwarfing of the personality. There's also the mother-daughter relationship. How would a mother who herself is not a woman in the traditional sense view her daughter who has chosen her ideal? It was a blood-blooded understanding, a tacit understanding that needed no words: I know my child, and I know she will definitely make that choice. I totally know she loves me and she knows I love her. So how can you blame your children for what they say to others for the sake of their career? In a crazy system, what importance does what you say matter? My child and I were born together, and I gave her my past, personality, and soul. This is the mother-daughter relationship in the book, not accusations, crying, and pulling.
29 Old Companion Meng Zhong Is ProudRomance154k WordsCompleted 15.9kFavorites28.2kClicks/ch17.1kGifts
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The joys and sorrows that can only be seen from a female perspective, the delicate writing and elderly themes that are rare even in female videos. This author is very good at delicate psychological descriptions from both the front and the side. If you like it, you can add this author to your collection
30 The Heroine Is Tired of This Yao HeNo CP886k WordsOngoing 333.7kFavorites173.9kClicks/ch710.2kGifts
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After re-reading it, it is still good, but after thinking about it, I still feel that it is a bit too preachy. However, I can also see that the author's ideas are getting smoother and smoother as he writes to the end, showing a rich desire for expression. I think no matter what, there is nothing wrong with being independent and strong, persevering and working hard. —Do you like what you see? A female-oriented game, there are many handsome guys for you to choose from. It is a clearance game with a fantasy background. After success, you will have a handsome, loyal and wealthy boyfriend! Therefore, please go all out to capture all the male protagonists. —Okay, wait, you mean go all out? But why should I do that? I thought it was just a game? —But that's love, and there's wealth and glory, isn't it? I mean, it's all good stuff, you know it's a rare thing, right? And all you have to do is make him fall in love with you. -Ah, indeed, I'm just curious if I want to get those "gifts". Why are you sure that the path you say is easier? I thought you meant "all in"? -Ah, good girl, look what you said, how could you have any other way? I mean, why should ladies go any other way? I mean, of course I'll give you the best path. —I think you know what you're saying is weird, right? Let me talk to you about the problem here. You first told me that I would get something good, I just needed "his" approval, right, and then you made it clear that it wouldn't be easy, oh, please don't deny it, you said, it would require my "all in". -Ah, please don't do this. . . —You shouldn't have interrupted me! You know what my reward will be, and it is all for Him to judge. But he can only pay me part of what he owns, right? "He" must not be able to give me everything he has, otherwise how can "he" maintain his position as the "judger"? -It is not good to be greedy. . . —You asked me to go all out! Let us assume that "he" also went all out to get everything he has! But can't I get the same thing? And all because you wouldn't even allow me to go down "his" path. -Scare, don't be ignorant of good and evil, it's a very difficult road to walk! -Oh? Presumably it also requires me to "go all out"? —. . . No, good girl, I'm afraid you have to pay more than you can give. . . —But I'm going to get something better? —I don't know, maybe. -Then I will do that. - Even if you want to go down to the shore of hard work, cross the sea of suffering, abandon everything you are attached to, and go to a continent that no one has ever reached? -Yes, if this is the only way, ah, I think it is, then I will practice it, the real swamp is better than the false Eden. -You will be lonely, extremely lonely. —Maybe, but the new continent will have new inhabitants, and then I will no longer be alone.
31 Please Marry Your Wife to Me Jinchuan CashmereRomance1.3M WordsCompleted 25.9kFavorites33kClicks/ch36.8kGifts
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It is a very Japanese light novel, a rare style, and I have almost never seen anything similar. It adopts a clever multi-week turn-based system. It seems to be about the entanglements of the female protagonist and different men, but in fact it is all about women's self-growth. It is another style of "what kind of person you are only depends on what kind of person you want to be."
32 My Wife Is Cold-Hearted Green Radish SkirtRomance2.2M WordsCompleted 277.4kFavorites479.8kClicks/ch2MGifts
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I strongly recommend this article. The things written by this author are also very interesting. If you are interested, you can read her other articles. They are very growth-oriented and the route is very clear. This should be a work in which the author's thinking on his life path has reached a certain stage. Many of the dilemmas and pains of the heroine in it may also be variations of some of the author's own experiences. To these dilemmas, I think the author's plot settings also give his own answers. This book is truly a work of high quality from beginning to end. I hope that in reality the author will also find his own way forward.
33 Good Morning! Three Kingdoms Wage Earner Vastness of the UnderworldRomance2.7M WordsCompleted 194kFavorites204kClicks/ch983.7kGifts
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Jinjiang is an extremely rare article with a historical and military background. The writing is fluent and the humanistic color is very strong. It is completely different from the common upgrading tips in historical articles. The core of this book is "people", so the protagonist is destined not to follow the frivolous path of upgrading and fighting monsters. Because people have weight, and human lives in troubled times can weigh down any conscientious person. And most people, even emperors and generals, need to abandon their human heart if they want to fight their way out in such a world. There is nothing wrong with this. Psychologically speaking, this is a self-rescue mechanism for people. People will self-destruct when their psychology cannot bear so many things. Therefore, giving up conscience under special circumstances can also be regarded as a deceptive self-rescue behavior. But the author chose to write about a heroine who refused to give up. She did not give up her own conscience or the result she wanted. She was willing to be in such tearing and pain and choose an extremely difficult path, so she was actually endowed with a kind of divinity. God cannot save everyone, but she really loves the world. This book clearly shows its opposition to intrigues, the law of the jungle, and survival of the fittest. It is indeed a breath of fresh air in this type of writing. All in all, there are a lot of details and it is a good book worth reading three or four times. PS: Finally, let me explain why you should put this book on the feminist book list. Yes, it is feminism and not female-oriented or female protagonist. In fact, feminism will be more inclined to explore the self-identity and value of the female group, and therefore will put more emphasis on, understand and praise some of the characteristics of women. We can imagine how the same themes and concepts would be presented in male videos. Basically, no matter how suffering is described in the article, and how compassionate and moral the protagonist is, this is mostly a way to show that the protagonist is different from others, and therefore to show his special status. That is, "suffering" is the endorsement of the legitimacy of the protagonist's "upgrade". And this is already an empathetic way of writing, and there are a lot of ways of writing that don't require an explanation of the legitimacy of "upgrading." That is, the protagonist will actively use "suffering" to achieve upgrades. These are all manifestations of the influence of male cognition, that is, the emphasis on rational choice and the preference for "the best outcome." This is not the case for women. Feminism praises tolerance and empathy. Women are often more empathetic when facing the suffering of others, and the targets are regardless of gender. Therefore, women need greater perseverance and decisiveness when making decisions. In fact, this proves that women tend to have stronger resilience. And this is the core of many female character creations in this article. Therefore, it is inevitable that this article will appear on women's channels. On men's channels, this book will probably cause some controversy. There will definitely be a large number of people who will not praise the heroine's temperament of living in poverty and contentment, will not understand her early choice of not using her natural talents, and will even laugh at her painful entanglement under the influence of the "black blade". However, a feminist perspective praises these, which is why this article appears on this book list.
34 I Transmigrated as Emperor Huizong's Princess Vastness of the UnderworldRomance3.0M WordsCompleted 113.5kFavorites110.1kClicks/ch1.1MGifts
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The heroine is not a born genius, nor does she possess the compassion of a saint. She is not a typical protagonist. A good student who is extremely good at learning, A careerist desperately trying to gain strength, A gifted political animal, A princess who obtained everything she sought with her own hands at a historical point where the shackles were gradually tightening. One sentence to introduce the heroine: She is not the kind of girl who would be ashamed of her low morals, but she is indeed a princess who will not be willing to let the mountains and rivers be broken and be slaughtered by others. PS: The author's description of the supporting characters is equally interesting. The description of men in this author's articles always has a restrained joking, while the description of women inevitably reveals pity, praise, encouragement, etc. To be honest, the author has tried his best to restrain his preference for the female group in the text, including but not limited to using extensive side descriptions, avoiding frontal praise, and giving many dilemmas in the plot. However, this tendency is revealed between the lines, and it is really cute.
35 A Close-Up on Showbiz: Three Hundred Company Bankruptcies Duo Mu Mu DuoRomance2.2M WordsCompleted 77.3kFavorites137.4kClicks/ch885.6kGifts
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No one who writes fairy tales is like a fairy tale. This is the most fairy tale-like one she has ever written. The author's writing style is already quite mature, and there's nothing to say about the smooth writing style. Some of the author's other articles are actually good-looking and more representative, but this one gives people the feeling that the author treats the heroine better in this article. No matter how happy the endings of the heroines in the author's other articles are, there are still some very heavy things in them, but the author uses her skillful writing skills and plot settings to weaken those parts. In comparison, her thinking about the heroine in this article is like taking care of a baby. I don't know the circumstances under which the author wrote this book, but it's interesting to think about it.

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