Leaving the Animal Kingdom

——I don't think you mean you've always wanted to find a man, right? ——Nowadays, it is difficult for many young unmarried readers (especially women) to accept the protagonist's concept of marriage, because none of them are married (myself included) and have no real understanding of marriage. Facing a protagonist who gets married "for companionship", it is inevitable that there will be differences in three views. ——There are many kinds of feelings. If we simply and narrowly regard companionship as a form of marriage (the author explains), I think it would be a bit inappropriate. Facts have proved that people are not animals that can stay together, and marriage is just a social behavior. Most people may not really want to get married, but just think that it is time for them to get married. They have the feeling of "reaching the stage", and marriage appears as a bondage. But as a human being, Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory explains that there are things at a higher level than the need for love. Although not everyone will achieve it, people will definitely have this need. ——So I saw many comments saying that the protagonist is a love brain. In fact, it is because from the description in the article, it can be seen that the protagonist is not a person who wants to achieve great things, but is just "self", seeking instinctive happiness, getting married and falling in love when he wants someone to accompany him. After all, he cannot escape the need for love, so I think this statement is unreasonable. But the author just palely said that the protagonist will not cheat and will stay together. Only this is the most basic guarantee in the marriage relationship, and other aspects of life will continue to unfold. It is really a bit unconvincing. ——After all, it is because of the grand background, the interstellar era, and so many existing problems that reproduction takes the first place in the description. Although I have to admit that this is a possible fantasy, and the protagonist is given an S-level reproductive ability. To be honest, this part makes people feel uncomfortable, especially the tone of exchanging children for blind dates, which is too poisonous. But privately, I still think that the world that the author hopes to depict must be far beyond this part, and the protagonist has no big ideals, which is completely contrary to her. Could it be that giving birth can also be regarded as a manifestation of the strong female tag? ——My personal understanding is limited, my thinking is confused, and I am scornful.

I think I should save enough before watching, but it's not enough!

My favorite type, I really like it, but a little thin.

Look what I found! Does it look like the Baibai family (●°u°●)​ "

My favorite fantasy novel is Dada. It's very imaginative and very interesting. I'm excited to see that Dada has published a new book!

I still see some readers making unreasonable speculations after reading more than a dozen chapters that the heroine "has always wanted to find a man." Ashue specifically explains this to avoid encountering similar comments again. It feels bad to delete it. Not deleting it will mislead readers, and it will be troublesome to answer it over and over again. In essence, the heroine is not bothered, nor is she pursuing love when she gets married. What she is obsessed with is marriage. She wants someone to accompany her and does not want to be alone. Let's put it this way, if she meets a partner who is happy with her, who won't let her compromise, and who won't get ahead of her, she will only get married once in her life. In her previous life, Lin Jiao was divorced twice and widowed four times. She was serious enough about every marriage. And this life is different from the previous life. After all, my lifespan is longer. If I live a long life, nothing I encounter is surprising. Although we will experience multiple marriages, each time will not be short, and most of them will be longer than our lifetime. In short, there will be no plot in which the heroine chooses between multiple men. Before ending a marriage, the heroine will not have an affair with any man other than her partner. It's a bit like a small unit in time travel, and although the description of emotions is inevitable, the main content is the heroine's own growth, life and some main plots.

The comments are really polarizing, but I really like the heroine's way of doing things. When I get older, I don't dream anymore, I just want to be more relaxed. Isn't love just like this? When you are young, you are passionately in love and your emotions are high. It's not that he can't do it. You can live with love. Love is a Yes, but as you get older and have experienced more things, you will make rational choices. It's not that you don't have love, but you choose love under optimal conditions and self-interested conditions, but you are not so impulsive. Love is no longer everything. This way you will feel much more relaxed. Why bother with yourself.

The title of this article should be: Stepping out of the animal world and entering the siege of marriage

What was originally a good fantasy practice suddenly turned into a blind date and children. . . .

The readers of the female channel are a little confused. They don't have to fall in love (and there is foreshadowing in front of it) This is actually similar to the female portrait. There have never been multiple men at the same time before. This is also the so-called thing of relying on the strength of the wife's family to create one's own strength. Entering a life like a gambling king, although it feels like a marriage, in fact, I still like it. No matter which face it is, even if the other party's family is strong, it is a transaction, but also with emotions (especially self-emotions). Some people may not understand it, but in fact the heroine is already in the privileged class. Her social gender is "male" and she is a conceptually strong person. She can choose and she is qualified to choose, and the other party will be willing to let her take advantage. Do you understand this?