婖奵

Overhead | Plane | Emotional lines follow the fate This book is a completely imaginary world view! Myths originate from the Mother Goddess, and customs originate from the human world. Don't follow old gods, don't conform to common customs, don't limit women to yin, and don't limit men to yang. Break the shackles of duality, allowing both genders to have complete subjectivity, stand free, and grow calmly. [Important setting tips] 1. The meanings and connotations of some words in the book are all set by this book (the words next to the word "female" are all praiseworthy), please do not misunderstand based on the inherent impression of reality. 2. Notes with * are only used for worldview explanation and do not represent realistic meanings. 3. The book covers multiple planes, some planes have backward concepts, and the characters also have cognitive limitations. Their words and deeds only represent the character's position. The author advocates the common welfare of mankind as the orientation, opposes indifference, cruelty and extreme self-interest, and pursues an order that respects people, has warmth and conscience. [To readers] There is only one protagonist in the book. She is imperfect, makes mistakes, and gets confused. In the author's mind, she is a growing child. Life is full of twists and turns, and she will have countless opportunities to start over and make corrections, step by step toward perfection. [To commentators] People: including women and men. The author is against enchanting male characters and harshly criticizing female characters! If you discriminate against her because of your prejudice, I will despise you for your narrow-mindedness. Please break out of gender filters and stereotypes and look at each individual as an individual. You can praise or criticize the character, but be sure to focus on the situation and the behavior itself. Mistakes and shortcomings can be corrected, but they cannot be used as an excuse to rationalize evil deeds.