Three Kingdoms

A unique woman in the history of novels: she digs graves, kills people and sets fires, burns ministers, imprisons the emperor, she is as beautiful and cruel as a tiger... Women have different wisdoms. The honor, disgrace, misfortune and blessings of women who are dependent on men all depend on men. No matter how noble they are or how disdainful they are from men, they still cannot survive without men. So they have to express all their wisdom as attacking the same kind. They consciously or unconsciously use various means to attract men, and finally achieve their goals through men's favor. This kind of wisdom is at best the wisdom of a cat. Another kind of wisdom of women is that they never confine themselves to one house, one courtyard or even one palace. She is free, free and easy, cunning and cruel. This kind of wisdom is the wisdom of the tiger. She is proud of the mountains and forests, and she looks down upon all etiquette and rules. Because she is the etiquette, she is the rules. Her roar is the law of this forest.