Why Does It Never End?

Are there any similar articles? The writing is good, both the main and supporting characters have above-average IQs, they don't pay much attention to love, they are not brainless, they are logical, and the female characters should be outstanding. After reading this list of requirements, I felt that I deserved the literary shortage.

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I had a burst of inspiration late at night and drew the assassin Hesta 😊 Chiba, come and see... Are those eyes?

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Some readers said that if they had children, they would let their girls read this book before reading the classics. I know that feeling all too well. This book is more suitable for girls than many classics. We really need such a story from a purely female perspective. The protagonist is no longer a beautiful vase beside male characters and a presence that highlights their charm and importance. Rather, she is a living person, a girl who is strong, gentle, rational and intelligent. She has not been tainted by patriarchal ideas. She is a living woman. And this book is no longer a story with mainly male characters. Most of its main character team are women. Our children need this kind of display and positioning of female characters when they come into contact with books. She is no longer a supporting role in the world. There are many kinds of women in this book, and books have too much influence on children. They understand the world from the characters in the book. Nowadays, there are many female figures in many literary and artistic creations, but the things created are still too patriarchal. Most of the adventurous and beautiful characters in the books I read since childhood were men. Even there were only a few women, and they still couldn't escape society's stereotyped roles for women. Monotonous, boring, female characters are marginalized. Women learn from this kind of works to understand how to be a good woman, wife, and girl as a woman. When a girl discovers this difference while exploring the world through books, she will subconsciously belittle and despise her own gender. This is why this reader said this. I hope that more and more female creators will realize this problem in the future, and there will be more and more good female group portraits and stories with female protagonists.

Has anyone counted the works mentioned in the novel? Want to see it!

At the beginning, someone said there was a male protagonist, and I was very panicked. As the plot progressed, I saw Jane's growth and the familiar social atmosphere. The further I went, the more panicked I became. I can't imagine what kind of man a Hesta like this would like. She is so brave, tough and has an innocence that does not fit the times, and I can't see the possibility that she would like any man in that world. I always feel that there is invisible oppression in dating a man. No matter what position the two people are in the relationship, there is invisible oppression. The environment is like this. Once you fall in love, everything that happened on the Shengming will be in vain. But what I didn't expect was that my emotional experience would be with women who also have the same sense of struggle. When I see them being so brave and a little clumsy, I always burst into tears. I believe that even if they fall in love, they still have freedom, because both of them are excellent. Thank you author.

I read this novel after someone recommended it, and I immediately fell in love with this novel. It was so comfortable to hold a girl in my vagina, and I was very touched by the kindness and help between women, and the heroine's setting that resembles a matriarchal family. The author is very good at psychological description and detailed characterization, and the female images he creates are very recognizable. What I admire the most is the bonding relationship between the female characters described by the author. It is not a fake and soulless "sisterhood" or "mother-daughter love", but a friendship between women from which you can truly feel the flow of love and energy. I haven't seen such a beautiful novel in a long time, it's great.

"When people believe a story, the order depicted in the story will continue." The "it" in "Why It Never Ends" refers to patriarchal oppression. This story aims to tell the resistance and struggle caused by it. The new order it depicts and wants to continue is feminism. Oh, no, don't be scared by this boring central idea that only represents my personal summary. In fact, this is a very fluent and easy-to-read novel, with beautiful writing, aphorisms, proverbs, myths, and ballads all at your fingertips. The characters can capture people's hearts as soon as they appear. Each volume also challenges different writing techniques. "Prelude to Destiny" has the cruelty and tenderness of a girl's coming-of-age story, which reminds me of the cerebral sensation of reading a foreign popular novel for the first time; "Murder Photography" is tuned to the detective novel channel, which is thrilling; "The Promised Sea" is a strange story about rules that takes place on a ship. As the answer to the mystery is revealed, the curtain of the main plot slowly opens. This article expresses rich thoughts while maintaining interest. But don't worry, the difficult theories are directly blended into the souls of the characters in the novel. The story is very strong. The process of watching it is like appreciating a drama arranged by fate, without any sense of preaching. On the one hand, this is a novel that gradually selects readers. On the other hand, it is a mirror that constantly reflects back on the reader. When you talk about your feelings reading Why It Never Ends, you are almost revealing who you are as a person. I am surprised by the changes in my stage of thinking about gender issues. When Hestad was at the Mercury Needle Base, the process of knocking down Sean made me realize how important physical strength is, and I made up my mind to exercise myself; at the same time, because I did not agree with the critical attitude towards procedural justice, I paid more attention to the idealist Liz. In the third area, I hope Hesta's revenge plan goes smoothly. At the same time, the moral laws I have learned over the years also make me pay special attention to the price she pays for her killing behavior. The reality of those vicious nightmares made me hold my breath as if I were facing a murder scene. The battle of wits and courage between the two camps was very exciting. The diverse female power gave me a stronger shock from the gender perspective than my usual thinking. Ava, who is old but like a falcon, proves that "aging is not always a one-sided massacre", and her ability to shelter more women shows the sweet taste of power; Hesta has experienced many hardships, but she is "born with a pair of female eyes"; Stella's pursuit of truth seems to be endless. And when Hesta discovered that there were more similar oppressed fates, I could empathize with "their" cries, anger, and despair just by imagining them. After boarding the ship, the confrontation between the two gender camps intensified. I still stand with Si Lei's simple view of justice, but Chiba's words "more precious than life are the lives of more people", and Anna's deliberately gender-inverted murder reenactment, it is difficult for me not to be moved at all. Seeing the bloody mess that separated Tasia from the patriarchal framework, it even felt painful. The enthusiasm of Rob and others for enslaving and sacrificing women makes me wonder whether it is really possible to build a so-called gender equal world without collapse. Will such naive fantasy sooner or later become a sharp knife in the hands of the other party? I can't exactly define feminism, but I have felt feminism flowing through me and wanted to let feminism grow in me. This story contains a lot of energy, like a revolutionary who descended into my quiet or even passive and numb life, constantly using a loudspeaker to issue early warnings, asking me to look for more questions and answers, and telling me never to believe the coaxing to stop the struggle. Everyone knows that we are all traces in the wheel of history; however, we may not realize what is really happening until we see a specific person being run over. Good stories often contain many vivid examples. However, "there is a huge gap between how people actually live and how they should live." Action begins with seeing and does not only depend on seeing. In the following days of waiting for Hesta to build a new world for women, I am also looking forward to my new actions.

It was the first time I wrote a song for a favorite online article, and I received encouragement from the author and likes from many friends, which made me happy for several days. This may be the feeling of Echoes of the Islands, our voices overlapped and responded to each other (I'll give you a tip, I like every volume very much), but Echoes of the Islands is really a very shocking volume for me. There are too many characters and plots that I love. The author is here However, our real life is presented in this way. Countless plots made me hallucinate the quarrels, doubts, anger, searches, and countless moments of trying to build strong female friendships with my friends in life. This volume is too smooth. The previous volume is still on the ship, as if it is a surprising lawless place. All of a sudden, science fiction has landed in our lives here and now. What exactly is science fiction? I was so shocked when I saw the title of Volume 6 that I even cried. This novel is really a surprise harvest for me in 25 years. It is so full of energy and reminds me of Federici's "On the Happy Fighting Spirit"! In short, I feel that I will bring a lot of ugliness to this volume for the author and everyone! Give many voices! I have liked Eucalyptus very much from the beginning. I hope that all Eucalyptus can have more than one chance to escape. Thank you Book Friend 61 for your poem. It is really written carefully and well. I chose one paragraph and I particularly like that sentence. I also want to be the sun. Who doesn't want to be the sun