Why has it led to this outcome?
Lin Ke actually anticipated it.
His experience doesn't come from the era he crossed over from, but rather from an earlier era.
The men of that era, they didn't eat peaches or live in a second-dimensional world, nor were they oppressed by examination-oriented education; they were full of vigor, upright, and daring.
The women of that era didn't have three hundred and sixty Valentine's Days a year, no lipstick nor the first cup of milk tea in winter, no materialism nor idyllic feminist slogans; they could hold up half the sky, worry about the nation, and stand as equals with men.
Why was it like this?
Because the people's wisdom was awakened by a group of pioneers.
Just like a small spark in a twilight forest, it could eventually ignite the whole rotten and decaying woodlands.
However, to awaken this inner fire requires the joint effort of countless sparks.
