[19th-Century Classic] The Remarkable Eugenie

Come on, author, even though there are few people following the update, everyone from the classics section is here! Although there is a problem of unclear narration and lack of writing skills, considering the unpopular subject matter and the careful research, I still gave it five stars. The future is promising. The author is getting better. As the content of the writing deepens, the existing problems have been improved a lot, and the readability has been greatly improved.

It's beautiful, I've reprinted it several times. But I am still not used to the narcissistic and exaggerated state of foreigners. Especially when Eugenie was discussing marriage issues with her godfather, that self-righteousness and complacency really came out. Any other description is a normal expression. So I skipped this part of the story and watched it. The other plots are all good, except for the recently updated ones, which always revolve around the scene where Xx man chases Ouye Ni because of money. There is no problem in telling it, but there is something wrong with talking about it all the time. What interests me is the feeling of pleasure in her changing the rules, not the fact that Miss Eugénie was pursued by some playboy reluctantly because of money. Her price has really dropped dramatically. The heroine is still reluctantly being pursued by a cheapman like you.

This is a fanfic of a famous novel. The protagonist is an indigenous person, but with plug-ins. This is an important change in this article compared to the original work. The protagonist Eugenie is the only daughter of the Grandet family. This special identity and the special ability given by the author caused her to have some conflicts and exchanges in French society of this era. I personally like the conflict depicted by the author very much. It can be seen that the author had his own understanding of the French society at that time and the work "Human Comedy". (A particularly important point is that the author will introduce why there is such an idea) I have caught up with the latest chapter now, and I recommend it to everyone who likes to read about the lives of the French people during the Napoleonic period, the social status of French women, the industrial development of the European era, the living conditions of all social classes, and the cheerful family atmosphere. You can come and read it. Of course, the most important thing is our protagonist, a wise, persistent, silly little girl whose growth process is also very interesting.

It's good-looking, Eugenie is smart and cute, the interaction between the Grandet family is very warm, and there is a strong atmosphere of foreign history. The only drawback is that the text is too thin. I hope the author can write 50 chapters a day. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

At first I didn't understand the background of the era and found it confusing. After reading it patiently, I was moved by the liveliness and cheerfulness of the heroine. The country of this era is obviously not a good one, but from the perspective of the heroine, there are still very warm scenes of life. The author's writing style is also very good, and the tone of describing the dialogue between the characters is also very skillful. The characters are vivid on the page, and the plot design is also very good.

The writing is well received, the overall humor is great, and the genius baby Eugenie is strong [laughing]

It's a very nice [Flying Kiss][Flying Kiss][Flying Kiss] fanfic. I feel that the style of that famous novel is quite obvious, and the plot and setting of the heroine are really very full and very beautiful [Top post][Top post][Top post]

It's pretty good. I was initially attracted by the classic novels. After all, there are really almost no Eugenie books. The reading experience seems a bit difficult because I don't know much about French history and folk customs. Overall, I quite like it. Good reviews.

It's pretty good-looking, and the writing style and atmosphere are very good. The rhythm behind it is like a narrative, not like a novel. There is no storyline, no comments on various events

Other than the fact that sometimes the plot jumps a bit between chapters, I don't think there are any problems. The story can be said to be a novel setting, thoughtful plot, charming characters, and a very good-looking fanfic of a classic. Well, the people in it are cute, especially the heroine. Of course, I haven't read the original novel, I've only read a little bit of the text. I think it's also very interesting as a Western Romance and exotic novel.