One judge seat please. The front part is a bit boring, but I'd rather talk about the truth. The middle and later stages of the story are well integrated with the main theme. It's suitable for sisters who are new to feminism~
Ah, reading this book made me sometimes angry, sometimes helpless, and sometimes sad. You can guess what it is: some reasonable and refreshing imagination combined with realistic themes. Sometimes I feel relieved after watching it, so I just think of it as a way to recharge my batteries [Let Me Be Well] is a new work by the author of "It's Him". The writing style and content are both guaranteed.
Lily. The plot is quite interesting, and the social and folk customs are well integrated. Hunan people find it interesting to watch, haha. I don't read much folklore books, but this book is at its peak at the beginning. After reading this book, I can't find another folklore book that doesn't insult women, doesn't have too many masculine boys, and doesn't have vulgar sexual plots! Inserting a sentence about folklore literature is really a gathering place for Deng [rolling eyes] Speaking of which, do any sisters recommend folklore literature [lop-eared rabbit head] [make me healthy]
The previous plot was a bit bland, but this one also has a good world view. Again, while we don't forget reality and work hard for it, we shouldn't forget to look forward to the future~