I personally feel that the heroine actually did not understand women's desire for power. The heroine's early disregard for marriage was mainly because she believed that she had provided her with a good life at the time, but her marriage still betrayed her resentment. Even if the heroine goes crazy in the end, we don't see her active desire to gain power. The ending is very good. I think it is not only the heroine who saves the marriage, but also the author's protagonist's portrayal of female desire. From a story perspective, the ending can be considered a classic. Very explosive. And it can be seen that the author really wants to add a male protagonist. Personally, I don't mean anything bad. With the two heroines, I feel that marriage is the core of the book, the vinegar that cooks a plate of dumplings.
The writing is a little lacking, and it is the first reversal of female oppression that I have seen. I have always believed that reproductive value is not the main factor in gender oppression of men and women. Because a considerable number of women are still able to stay in the workplace during childbirth, and even take medication to avoid their menstrual periods. Therefore, I don't have much opinion on the fertility model in the book. I also don't think that allowing men to conceive in a certain way is denying women's reproductive rights. On the contrary, I think modern technology should learn from this and make in vitro fertilization and male conception possible. Women contribute eggs, but not pregnancy receptors. Women are derived from our x genes, not fertility. Feminism, I think the most important thing is to fight for it. A very simple truth, if you see someone living a good life, you want to be like him. If you want to live a man's life, isn't it just because a man's life is comfortable? Men are forced to study and be successful, so I think these are upward social disciplines that benefit me, so I will fight for them. Power and money are the best supplements for women.
In the early stage, the heroine was a little confused, and her intelligence was limited, so it cannot be considered a big change. But the legal content inside is very meaningful to learn.
Impeccable, just less. In Gotham, the United States, the protagonist is really powerful, not because of his ability, but because of his character. Just like those predecessors of the last century. Perfect. Superheroes' affairs belong to superheroes, and ordinary people's affairs belong to ordinary people. And it's me in the first person. I suspect it is a trumpet account of a certain author, it is so awesome, I highly recommend it. And the full text is free.