Western Classics Crossover: My Friend Is Called Jane Eyre

So far it's still looking good. But there are some differences between Pride and Prejudice and Jane Eyre. [Thinking][Thinking]Although they all involve some upper-class figures like Abba Abba. The heroine's character is quite good. Looking forward to the direction of the final cp, well, I hope the heroine will be beautiful alone. Be a spinster like Ms. Ellie. . But it wouldn't matter if there was someone with very similar views to the heroine, but it was just that no matter what the social restrictions at the time, it was impossible to have the same views as the heroine.

The pace of this book is slow, and it can perfectly integrate "Pride and Prejudice" and "Jane Eyre" with that era, bringing the story slowly. The friendship between Charlotte and Jane Eyre is so gentle, as bright as spring. The heroine is free and isolated, knowledgeable but not worldly, able to handle things well to achieve her own goals, and is as gentle as a big sister. It can be said that this book is the best in fan fiction in terms of the expression of female glory and romantic gentleman. Sometimes it makes me dream back to the original work.

It looked very good and took me to see Britain in the 18th century. It feels like I'm reading a masterpiece from that era. There are so many details that really opened my eyes. Charlotte is also a very powerful character, doing everything she can to plan for herself. Her friendship with Jane Eyre and Georgiana is very beautiful. She saved Jane Eyre from a relationship that started with deception, and took meticulous care of Jane Eyre who was prone to internal friction. She used her moisturizing and silent care to help Georgiana who was in grief, and she also introduced him and Maria as friends through matchmaking. Gradually, Georgiana turned into a lovely little sun. For her sister Maria, Charlotte successfully persuaded her family to give Maria, who lacked attention, the opportunity to go to school and save a lonely girl. Charlotte is very powerful and successfully avoids the conflict between Darcy and his sister Georgiana, allowing Darcy to face his sister Georgiana. It can be seen in the incident of saving Jane Eyre that both Bingley and Darcy are gentlemen with chivalrous spirit. I'm glad Bertha is free. Although Caroline is annoying, she is indeed a very interesting girl. She and Charlotte are very much like rivals, hahahahaha. This was discovered when I gave Charlotte my favorite ruby ​​brooch when she and Charlotte parted ways. When exposed by Mr. Bentley, he was like an explosive kitten. Ms. Ellie is a good teacher and a very charming person who rebels within the rules.

There are many female characters in this book, whether they are decent or villainous, and the author writes their stories from their standpoints. At first, I thought the protagonist's future development was to go into business, but now I see that it is into politics. The author's writing is becoming more and more exciting. There are indispensable female characters with hostile positions. I am very happy that the comments do not sneer at their low morals and simply label them as green tea, white lotus, etc., But more about understanding their behavior from their standpoint. Some people are worried that the CP is the original male protagonist, but you can rest assured. I see that the development of the article should be broader now. As the protagonist continues to come into contact with high-class people, his ambitions are getting bigger and bigger. Even if there is a CP in the future, he should also focus on the main career.

I like this book so much. The author is very knowledgeable and it can be seen that he has put a lot of effort into it. When I was a child, I read the two books "Jane Eyre" and "Pride and Prejudice", but I didn't have a deep impression of them at the time. After reading this book, I really realized how advanced these two books were at that time. I feel like the author is like a mentor, discussing with me the situation of women in that era in a very interesting way. I like the heroine Charlotte very much. She is compassionate but not overwhelming. She is broad-minded and does not care about temporary gains and losses. She can unite all forces that can be united. She has a strong subjectivity and will not question herself because of other people's evaluations. She is smart and ambitious. She is my ideal self. Everyone says that although Jane Eyre is ugly in appearance, she has a noble spirit. Although I didn't realize it at the beginning, I realized it with Charlotte in this book. There is a kind of person whose charm does not lie in her appearance at all. "Pretty" is the most superficial evaluation for her. In addition, the wording and sentences in this book also inspired me to imitate the way of speaking in the book to explain my views more rationally and clearly. This objective and calm way of expression can largely avoid the impact of emotions on the expression effect. The author writes well, but the latest chapters contain some personal stuff. As an author, you should be cautious about speaking on sensitive topics. After all, your opinions will affect many readers, and not all readers are adults with judgment.

Very powerful article. Based on the title, I originally thought it was a Western version of a peasant girl farming and counterattacking, cheating and getting slapped in the face. After reading it for a while, I found that it was not. Although it is still quite enjoyable, it is not mindless. Half of the time I watched it, I thought it was about the heroine building her own business empire, but that's not the case. The heroine wanted to participate in political power, so it turned into a Machiavellian story. There is no bullying throughout the whole process, there is no inexplicably vicious female supporting character or a passionate male supporting character. The female protagonist seeks her own rights in a down-to-earth manner, and gradually gathers many people with the same goal around her. It is a good article with logic and plot but not too heavy!

This book is the best Pride and Prejudice fanfic I have ever read. I think it's because it contains a lot of people. I wrote about a lot of things. Charlotte's end point is not to marry someone, stay somewhere, and live happily ever after. She is always on the move. She always had the chance to choose a different path. This is why I like her. I was very surprised when I saw that this book was linked to Jane Eyre, because if you are not careful, it may not be written well, but the author proved that he is capable of writing well, and I think everyone in it is different. They have their own ideas and will make different decisions, rather than existing as a template to promote the plot. Just like when the author decided to let Charles fall in love with Jane Eyre at the beginning, I actually thought like most readers that the author might be trying to balance things out, but in the end I felt it was all reasonable and I felt blessed for them. In fact, I still can't tell what will happen to Charlotte in the end, because actually I don't quite understand what is the goal that Charlotte has been pursuing? But sometimes I feel that actually that goal is not very important. Just reading the author's description of his life is already very satisfying.

I really like the heroine's character. Although girls were very restricted in that era, the heroine has never been aggrieved. She is not the kind of character who doesn't fight back when being targeted. You have to rely on yourself step by step. It can be said that the current development is getting better little by little. I'm also looking forward to how far she will grow in the future. (As a side note, although the author did not write about her and Darcy, I still took a sip of it.)

The author is absolutely guaranteed, her writing is delicate and true, and her ancient prose is also very good. It is about women working hard to survive in an era of oppression. If you want to find your own value, there is no messy love and exaggeration. If you like plain style, you must watch it.

It's even more beautiful than expected. The heroine is currently working hard to become a knight on her own. The diversity of the female characters is described in detail, and she has carefully studied and studied the social situation and cultural customs of the time. It will not demean the female characters for no reason, and there is no female rivalry. Most of the female protagonist's teachers, friends, and subordinates are female characters. The look and feel is very good, the rhythm is excellent, and the plot is exciting (PS: the male protagonist is not Darcy, and the female protagonist and Darcy are not ambiguous at all. The male protagonist should not have appeared yet. My personal guess is that there is no cp)