I was first attracted by the unique name and attitude of the physical book in a bookstore, and then I was completely attracted.
It's a pity that the physical book only has the first half, and the second half is still being serialized. But fortunately, the physical book of the first half allows me to see her and their stories.
It's the only book that I kept recommending to my friends even as I was following the series.
Faced with the ubiquitous injustice and oppression in the world of light and dark, the injustice and plunder that almost everyone acquiesces to, how do women awaken and resist in countless reincarnations?
So what if he is a god? So what if it has always been like this?
This has always been the case, right?
I only read the work of the same author because of "Eggshell". It also has a Shuangshuang heroine style. It is more implicit in the plight of women (compared to the sting that "Eggshell" gave me). It gave me more feelings about the "author and writing". Like "Eggshell", the author's words at the end touched me deeper.
It's very touching, the author's feelings about writing
