The Growth Diary of Nuwa

Actually, this is my second time reading it. Even on my second read, I still feel that Fuxi is unworthy of Nuwa. Xiuzi's story made me fall in love with the Yang Jian x Nuwa pairing. Honestly, after my second read, I like Fuxi even less. He's unworthy of Nuwa. Also, there are so few novels featuring Nuwa as the main character!!! After reading Xiu Zi's work, I'm having a reading slump! I'm desperately looking for novels featuring Nuwa as the main character!!!

By the end, I was really annoyed with Fuxi. As Erlang Shen said at the end, Fuxi had no right to make decisions for Nuwa, nor did he have the right to use the excuse of doing what was best for Nuwa to satisfy his own desires. Even if Nuwa was a saint, she was still bound by the laws of nature, which was only natural.

Many people say that Nuwa is too saintly, so as a long-time reader, I'd like to share my perspective: Legend has it that humans were created by Nuwa, so in this novel, Nuwa originally played the role of a mother figure. As a mother, as long as one doesn't lose their conscience, who wouldn't want their child to be happy? Who wouldn't feel bad if their own child got hurt?

Yang Yan and Feng Xiaoxiao are actually a couple in this story, right? They seem like they couldn't be more compatible.

I first read Nuwa when I was in elementary school. Back then, I didn't have any concept of pirated or legitimate books. I thought authors everywhere could see my comments, so I foolishly left a lot of comments in the review sections of pirated books, then eagerly waited for the author to realize that a reader was seriously reading the story. Later, I continued reading many novels.

I feel that Tiandao is a greedy and cowardly fool who always does things in secret.

I feel like my worldview has been challenged. Pangu wiped out almost the entire pantheon of gods, and just because Fuxi, from a certain perspective, saw Pangu as a spoiled, immature younger brother, does that mean that humans should be imprisoned by Fuxi for seeking revenge? And even escaping from prison is punishable by Fuxi? It makes it seem like Pangu is completely innocent.

Sigh, I watched the anime first back then, and only now do I realize it was adapted from a novel!! I was captivated by the anime's plot, but after reading the novel, I found the original work even more enchanting, with its witty and humorous language, rich and varied content, and more three-dimensional characters. That's probably the charm and magic of novels. 🌹🌹🌹

For some reason, I feel that this story has a very warped set of values, especially Nuwa's values, which are really skewed.

Why did this happen? Fundamentally, it was because Fuxi was too lazy. After Pangu created the world and Nuwa created humanity, Fuxi was in charge of managing the laws. However, Fuxi wanted to pursue his wife and neglected to manage and perfect the laws. Hongjun seized this opportunity, merging with the Dao to manage and perfect the laws in Fuxi's place.