
The Corrupted Demoness Can't Possibly Be the Righteous Sect's Senior Brother
黑化魔姬不可能是正道大师兄
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- Completed
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- 668k Words
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- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 1y ago
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My favorite male lead – Guihai Wuming – has been through over ten years of marriage changes, and he's the male lead who has left the deepest impression on me. From their first meeting to his passing, he gave the female protagonist the most selfless love, using his last life to teach her what love truly is. Physical intimacy couldn't compare to the intensity of his genuine affection for her, and the depth of his desire couldn't match the depth of his love. In the final chapter, amidst the sea of flowers, I firmly believe that the female lead's love for Guihai Wuming is absolutely genuine; she truly adores him.
BYD really has a powerful aftereffect; it's no wonder the protagonist's surname is Gu. The last book that messed with me like this was "Two Thousand Years of Chinese History," written by a poor guy.
Sadomasochism and Subject-Object Relationship
Lacan's subject-object theory is often misunderstood because it is the exact opposite of the mainstream view of subject and object in gender relations. The mainstream view holds that men are the subject, and women are the sexualized object, with the subject gazing at the object to achieve pleasure. However, in Lacan's view, women are the subject in gender relations, while men are the "tainted object," hiding behind the scenes as a camera. This explains why male-oriented erotic works often depict male figures as vague and indistinct (faceless figures or non-human monsters), while women's bodies and consciousness are meticulously portrayed, ultimately concluding with women releasing their desires and acknowledging themselves as sexually promiscuous subjects, while men merely observe...
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Let's talk about a few issues for the future.
In my previous reviews, I briefly analyzed the views on love held by Zhao Daping, Yin Ji, and Ji Wushuang, pointing out that the love between the male and female protagonists was not true love—rather, the male protagonist loved no one, an embodiment of order; the female protagonist loved a sexualized order; and Zhao Daping represented traditional love… If this book maintains this view of love, the love between the male and female protagonists will become a boring, empty cycle of a sexualized order—only female subservience to male power, lacking the historical dimension brought by true love. Therefore, if this novel is to continue, it must either start with Daping or allow a pre-modern, genuine love to develop between the male and female protagonists… (otherwise, it will become merely a book in size, just conforming to…)
I came here to read erotica, but ended up being severely mentally disturbed. The values presented in this story are somewhat disturbing. The male protagonist seems to be looking down on everyone from a higher level, but he's actually just making excuses for his decadent lifestyle. There are many stories where the villain wins, but very few have values distorted to this extent. I was just going to treat it as a lighthearted erotic story, something you could easily enjoy without any lewdness, but it wasn't even that explicit!
I'm speechless. After reading for so long, it turns out to be an angst novel. If you don't like angst, don't read it. I was tricked into reading this by the synopsis and kept hoping for a happy ending.
The author's grasp of corruption is spot-on. Unlike the chaotic corruption often seen in Japanese manga, the corruption here is pure and clean. Indeed, corruption taken to its extreme is pure love.
The description of the porcelain falling was so vivid and lifelike that readers exclaimed, "Let me do it!"
Although I never treated this book as a serious read from the beginning, I have to say that good writing allows you to do whatever you want, highlighting professionalism and decisiveness. While we often say that those in the public eye enjoy the borderline stories while those in the underworld enjoy the serious ones—after all, people are inherently prone to being eccentric—in reality, the borderline stories in the public eye are genuinely borderline, while the serious stories in the underworld are mostly fake and not worth reading. When this book finally reached its self-contained, self-answering, and self-contained ending, like "You Returning Corpses," I still felt that this kind of genuine seriousness within the unconventional is indeed the most powerful; at least I had a very good reading experience. In fact, this book has a very strong sense of...
The work is rated as mediocre; it's not explicit enough to be considered erotic fiction, but it lacks logic and frequently spouts its own values while trying to be a normal novel. To put it bluntly, it's using the gimmick of being a writer who rose to fame on Pixiv (a Chinese online community known for its adult content) to mislead readers. This writing style relies on a sensational element to lure readers in and exploit them.