The Literary Girl's Otherworldly Picture Scroll

The one who was bombarded by silver saw that he was getting married, so he slipped away and said goodbye.

I will also post here a copy of the articles I wrote in the past. This is not a complete paper, just some random remarks. I hope everyone can treat it with an open mind. The debate between transfiguration and single marriage is extremely eye-catching. In many author's book review areas, there are both valuable discussions and useless noises. In the early days of Internet literature, this opposition in bianwen did not seem to be as obvious as it is today. As a result, some friends lamented that by further subdividing niche themes into smaller niches, the market has become larger, but the number of readers has not increased much. Even within the Hundred Marriage List, readers sometimes have different reasons for supporting this treatment. Some married couples like to discuss "the impact of hormones," while others say they just want to see "more sugar" between the male and female protagonists, and transformation provides a good entry point. All of this makes sense. Some Lily Party members object to this and argue that a change in biological gender does not necessarily lead to a change in psychological gender, while other "Lily Party members" view the Lily Transformation Art as no different than other girls drinking tea. (I am more tolerant in my writing, but I also like girls drinking tea...) There is also a lack of research on this in literary theory circles. On the one hand, they see that this type of literature "breaks the model of compulsory heterosexuality. The protagonist can fall in love with the opposite-sex protagonist or the same-sex protagonist, focusing on a diverse and fluid gender outlook" (Tao Xinyuan: "Research on "New Gender Writing" in the Context of New Media, the same below), but they also claim that Bianwen "governs the entire human society with an equal gender outlook" and "advocates a harmonious gender outlook. This is a bit... Too idealistic." Transformation seems to be a manifestation of pluralistic values; in some theoretical contexts, pluralism is the appearance of harmony. But the cruel fact is that the peaceful coexistence brought about by diversity is often only temporary, and intense conflicts will soon come. From this perspective, the confrontation between the "Lily Party" and the "Marry Party" is inevitable. At the same time, they often have different perceptions of "gender constructionism," making it difficult for them to find a common basis for discussion. Generally speaking, Chinese people rarely consciously distinguish the difference between gender and S. E. X. This is certainly a good thing: it allows us to avoid confusing thoughts. But it is unavoidable that the Western "gender construction theory" has gradually been introduced and has had a certain impact. Contrary to popular belief, the well-known "gender equality theory" and the local "gender construction theory" are not innate allies. In fact, there is an underlying opposition between the two. The "theory of gender equality" has a long history. From the Enlightenment era to today, the West has recognized the differences in physical sex between men and women and sought equality for oppressed women. "Constructionism" emerged in the 20th century, downplaying the influence of biology and unilaterally emphasizing "social gender". It even "does not refer to the construction of gender temperament, but the construction of gender itself" (Sun Mingzhe: "The Changes in Western Gender Theory and Its Impact on the Definition of Gender", the same below).

With all due respect, I am here to draw a map. Anyone who distinguishes transformation novels by lily, married or single is not the real target reader of transformation novels. Maybe I am claiming to be noble, but transformation novels should be able to rise to the level of philosophy. Therefore, those who say that something is disgusting and unacceptable just come to this novel to kill time. So, why not just turn around and leave when you see something you don't like.

Why do some people insist on saying that they don't like changing marriages and leaving? Who cares whether you like it or not😅 Book Review Since someone points out that changing marriages doesn't matter, why don't you just leave without reading it? You still have to comment on how high-minded you are and only watch Baibai, right? I don't want to see what Lily really thinks about you people who only watch Baibai😅Left or right, I'm stuck here, still pretentious

It was a bit troublesome after Qidian couldn't post pictures in the main text. As a result, I rewarded myself as a helmsman, and I can finally post pictures in the book review area... It's a bit embarrassing. Originally I wanted to post the character design of the protagonist, but yesterday the artist girl said that she wanted to renovate it, so I had to wait a little longer. As a test, let me send you a map of the Kingdom of Elios that I made before. Relatively simple, which made everyone laugh (The network was stuck for a while, so I sent out more than N pictures in one go...

The book is a good book. From the language expression and organizational skills, it can be seen that the author's literary quality is better than that of ordinary Internet article authors. But sadly, the only thing the author failed to consider is the audience of the novel. The readers of the transformation novel are almost all men, and the transformation novel is like going against the rapid trend of today's novel culture. People's colors change when they hear that they are getting married. Even if the author wants to use his excellent literary skills to make up for it, it is clear from a glance at the comment section that he is unanimously opposed. Chinese people pay attention to preconceptions. If you want to write, don't write the protagonist as a male at the beginning. Chinese people yearn for beautiful love, but generally they will not accept love similar to Platonic type.

I was rewarded with millions of dollars before, so it's good to read some. Although I haven't read many transformation stories before, surprisingly it doesn't affect my reading. It just needs to tell the story well. Nowadays, this kind of old-school fantasy is becoming less and less popular.

It's 9102 years and there are still so many people struggling to get married.

There is a unique flavor of literature and art in the lines. I guess the author is also a young man of literature and art in real life. In the big pot of Qidian, I feel that this is a breath of fresh air. It has the characteristics of Internet literature without losing the elegance of classic literature. It is worth recommending! ! !

Here are some issues that some friends are concerned about. In question and answer format, the main text begins on the second floor.