I Don't Want to Be a Pretty Boy

The previous book on this subject was already out of date!

After reading the introduction, I just want to say that it is nonsense for the protagonist to use film and television to reverse the status of men and women. This is not something that one person can do. If you think about the difficulty of changing the real world into a world of women, imagine how difficult it is to change the real world into a world of women. Even if you have a powerful country, you can't do it.

The topic is too big and I don't believe the author can write it well. This topic should be studied by sociologists.

After many days, I really couldn't find the book and took a look at this book I only read the introduction to. I will briefly talk about the problem with this book: ¹ It is said to be written in a feminist world, but except for the setting, the author wrote the life details in the plot completely according to the male-dominated world. (Example: Mom punishes her husband and the protagonist not to go to bed tonight, makes her son work as a security guard, 101 girl group, buys women's clothes for fear of being called perverted...) All the details are shadows of the patriarchal world. Bad reviews ² Or is it the theme of the book, which is too unrealistic. Example: Do you think that men and women are the same because a woman successfully ran for the president of the United States (China, etc...)? When a female star becomes a global star, does it feel like men and women are truly equal? Or should we say that the world's number one company has a female president, and women are on the rise? ? Wrong! ! ! The rise of a gender is not something that one person, or a few people, can decide. Regardless of that group, that industry, or even that political party, the ratio of men to women in the middle and lower classes may be the same, but the ratio of men to women in the upper class and even at the top is at least 8:2. Real change depends on the people at the bottom to allow them to stand at the top, rather than just a few people climbing up through political correctness. So the theme of this book is distorted

I don't feel that this is a feminist society at all 😅... Is it my illusion?

Skip? There are now a total of 32 chapters to read.

All I can say is that it hurts my eyes and is poisonous.

It emphasizes feminism, but after reading the first chapter, it doesn't look like feminism.