I didn't see the coolness of the independent female heroine. On the contrary, I feel very sad, the heroine is so powerful, but still can't get rid of the ex-husband who can't admit that she is mediocre and incompetent, the son who eats old and can't support the wall, and the daughter-in-law like a bitch. She can't find an ideal sex partner, and has to endure and maintain a bad best friend boyfriend who has not ordinary skills in bed; maybe the masked neighbor makes her a little excited, but after all, it is still too dangerous, and she has to find a way to take advantage of her old son This blunt knife removes this hidden danger... In the end, men are basically excluded from the choice of partners, so there is the end of living with girlfriends. And those who cannot rule out males, such as ex-husbands and sons, can only turn one eye and close one eye, and keep them as amusing pets. To sum up, men are a pit, whether you are voluntarily raped or forced to be raped, even the father and son you can't choose are an abyss pit. Then there is faith. The heroine's father is a devout believer who can no longer be devout and killed 27 people and a number of animals; the heroine's female neighbor is also a devout believer who can no longer be devout. When moving away, the line "Thank you" You have helped him solve his desires." That means that the female neighbor actually knew that her boyfriend was a rapist, but she never did anything to stop her bad behavior. Isn't it ironic how hypocritical and disgusting devout believers either kill or condone crime. The heroine has spent her life avoiding the giant pit of her father's criminal shadow, but when she grows up, her mild-mannered female neighbor is still a religious pit that aids the evil.
Overall, I don't think the heroine is so cool or powerful. She is just a poor person who has been in the pit of rotten men and rotten pious believers, constantly struggling to escape and constantly being hurt, and the cost of counterattack is also very huge and effective. Very little, not even "cool" at all.
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