Xu Shulou is really powerful, she is free and easy, her strength is unpredictable and she sweeps all over the world. She has great love in her heart and is gentle and kind to others. Xiao Ya's sigh to her is "Xu Shulou, you are a lover. You love this world and the world." I still remember it deeply hhhh. I really love my elder sister's behavior of helping her daughters and loving her daughters. The novel about a female-less hero who rebels against the harem is really enlightening! (I haven't watched it in more than a year and I haven't watched the extras. The shortcomings are the high content and positive images...?)
The author writes very well. He writes about the outrageous phenomenon that raising a daughter is like raising a daughter-in-law for someone else. He writes about the many obstacles that women face when seeking employment and writes without hesitation about the many situations that women may encounter during pregnancy... I like the colorful female characters in the article, Yu Xiao's career struggle line, and the ending in which she does not get back together, completely walks out of the quagmire, and strides into the vast world! Thanks to this article, I was able to see the various things that women may go through during childbirth and other situations (what shocked me most at the time was the various descriptions of pregnancy). After reading it, my thought was that men and women can never truly understand each other. After all, they cannot empathize with each other. Even if they "love" and understand each other, they will only be infinitely close at best. Now, I probably have to add that women and men are shit if they are not in love, and gender is gender, and losing power is a situation.
As for the shortcomings... Because it wants to show the pain and dilemma, the protagonist's role is too much. In the early stage, its true ugly face is disgusting. In the middle and later stages, it secretly pokes disgusting people from time to time, and it gave birth to a girl. Baby, there is also a bit of birth control (by the way, the baby girl's name is actually abb-style, and the ejaculation of the main surname is mixed into it)... And it "loves" or not... Yueyueyue bah bah bah filthy smell
This book gave me a glimpse into the many difficulties and obstacles faced by women in the early 20th century, and also allowed me to see the tenacity and strength of many female characters. I can only say that I loved you once, and I re-read what I said in the comment area of Chapter 47 when I and others refuted the comment that other female characters were "either vain or vulgar" and "set off the heroine to rise out of the mire and remain unsullied"... For me, those excellent female characters, the wonderful descriptions of women in universities and other parts, are still fresh in my mind... Because of them, I added an extra star to the score.
Although the 2…z background and the n…c persecution background made me feel depressed, and although the female characters' broken dreams, sacrifices, and sudden deaths made me heartbroken, they did not dissuade me. I was discouraged by the relationship between men and women. It took away the spirit of the character Annie, made her no longer her, and made this article no longer what it is. (At that time, I thought I had a good beginning and a good end, so I decided to book it all. I wanted to see the ending directly, but I was immediately struck by the strange character in 135. Anne and her posthumous son had a hard time, so I stopped reading. Now I wanted to rate it and read 137... Author, when you wrote the ending, was your original intention of writing this article still there?
It's considered a dark cyber history, because there are some highlights such as romance. I like Theresa, who is strong in martial arts, brave and resourceful, kind and has a strong sense of justice. "I swear not to deceive or betray. I swear not to be afraid of fighting and not to shrink. I swear not to crave power or favor. I swear that I will be kind to the weak and fight against all oppression and injustice. I will dedicate my soul and body to the noble truth and justice. Until the light and darkness are destroyed together, I will die." It is really shocking.