Pride and Prejudice: A Guide to Running the Estate

It's so good to read. I feel like the author has eaten several Jane Austens in one go. It has a very strong flavor of British rural life in the 19th century. But I hope it would be better if the original CP could not be removed.

The writing is very good. Although it does not match the title of the novel, the heroine has her own personality. She makes some choices and decisions quickly and neatly. She loves herself very much and will not fall into useless things for your own good. She can integrate into the social rules of the time and strive to live a good life for herself. She has appropriate kindness but never Being a good person will remind you but you don't take it seriously. The heroine will not blame herself afterward, and will never be internally conflicted. She is quite sober, repays her kindness appropriately but will not be kidnapped by morality. She handles family relationships rationally. Uncles and aunts are very separate. Although the ending is sudden, it is the most comfortable way of life for the heroine.

Overall, it's pretty good. The only drawback is that the ending is a bit rushed, and if the heroine considers that her reputation as an old girl is not conducive to the marriage of her cousins, it doesn't really have much impact. In fact, she also wants to meet a compatible person, but the two people she met so far are a bit like controlling her. Although the two gentlemen were well-intentioned in helping her, I think they could discuss it with the heroine first and listen to the heroine, so that the heroine would like it more. However, the two gentlemen also have their own personalities, one is arrogant and the other is easy to be soft-hearted, but neither of them asked the heroine first. This is obviously the heroine's family matter, so the heroine will feel that she is not respected, but overall it is quite good, with fluent writing, delicate language, and advanced ideas.

It looks good and tastes very good. I must write it down. I want to ask who controls the CP.

The character of the heroine really shocked me, because she really has no internal friction at all! No defective man is ever chosen for marriage! To be honest, if I were her, I would have endured and compromised. It was a very touching ending and I felt the power of women.

Apart from the system, I forgot that the heroine has traveled through time. I feel that the writing is very good and the heroine is very integrated into it. In terms of thinking, it is still the way our younger generation faces relatives. Good things are mutual. If someone is really holding you back, give up.

Although it's a pity that I didn't see much content related to the management of the manor, the heroine is actually a very real person. After all, it is difficult for a real living person to completely detach from social life. I like her reasons for rejecting the two male guests, and I also like the female protagonist because she has similar views on mate selection.

A very good book, it covers estate management and farming, and the heroine is self-reliant and not obsessed with love.

Very nice, it's my favorite subject

This is not bad. The ending is a bit rushed. I thought it would be a slap in the face plot, but it didn't.