Spring in Pemberley

Very good, especially the last episode. It is never who Darcy and Bingley choose who is proud, but the heroines Liz and Jane themselves are good enough, and whoever falls in love with them is lucky. Love adds luster to the lives of four people, brings different life experiences, and also brings an interesting story to our readers. But without this story, the lives of the four people would still be able to reach their due social status. By the way, many fans especially want to replace Lizzie and steal Darcy. They especially like to write about Lizzie's relationship being broken after marriage and her inability to adapt to life in the manor, which caused Georgiana's early death. I really beg you, is there a possibility that Liz just didn't get the corresponding education because of her background? She's not stupid! ! ! Speaking of Georgiana alone, Liz is a very observant person. She would not be so stupid that even the housekeeper complained about her and could not guess what happened to Georgiana! Not to mention that she would not sacrifice Georgiana just because the other party was her biological sister and brother-in-law! Liz has always been a person who doesn't help with marriage!

As a fan who first read "Pride and Prejudice" when I was thirteen and has re-read it at least a dozen times since then, I just finished reading this fanfic and personally think this novel is perfect. The story and ending of the original work are perfect enough, but as a CP fan of the original work, I have always had an ambivalent feeling of joy and worry about the protagonist's married life... I am very grateful to the author of this book for continuing the following story - "Spring at Pemberley", which truly and concretely presents the happy daily life of Elizabeth and Darcy after their marriage in our imagination. I have to say that among the dozens or even hundreds of P&P fanfics I have read over the years, this one is definitely one of the best. The writing is beautiful, and the details and characters are consistent with the original settings. In addition, this book shows Darcy's rich heart. Although this seems inconsistent with the original work, when I wrote the book review here, I suddenly thought, is Darcy who can discover and fall in love with Elizabeth really an unsmiling and arrogant gentleman? It is said that the person we fall in love with may have something that we long for, or something that we do not possess but desire in our hearts. For this reason, I think Darcy may be such a Darcy. In short, in this book, Darcy's character is more concrete and full. Of course, the author is not just partial to Darcy. In his writing, Elizabeth is still a woman with humor and extraordinary conversation even after becoming Mrs. Darcy. In addition, here are some personal quotes from this book: Everyone knows that the respectable, never-married female writer wrote the most perfect love story two hundred years ago. This story was praised by princes and nobles, and also loved by ordinary people. It has withstood the test of time and has become a classic novel. Even today, when seemingly mature people talk about marriage leave, they always use being well-matched as the most important criterion - of course, I also agree with this. For example, when Elizabeth faced Darcy's proposal, she once said, "You are a gentleman, and I am a gentleman's daughter." However, love is also very important. After all, a happy marriage requires both material and love to support it! It is true that if a person only needs to live simply, or hopes to live within the rules, then love is obviously not within the scope of necessary considerations. Just like the second extra story in this book, that is, Bingley never really met Miss Jane Bennett, and Darcy also passed by Elizabeth, who has a pair of beautiful eyes that can make a rational person fall in love. Then their lives can be lived equally, or even safer. They just missed another possibility that might be better or worse, but who knows? So, thanks again to Jane Austen. Even throughout her life, this writer lived in rural England for most of her life, with a small social circle, and only experienced one love. She later eloped for love, and had to give up midway due to practical considerations. Later, she resolutely rejected the most suitable proposal in the eyes of others. In Austen's story, there are not only her own experiences and insights, but also her silent resistance to social conditions... Many people think that the wealthy, upright Mr. Darcy is worthy of love, but I always think that it is precisely because of Austen and the interaction between Darcy and Elizabeth that Darcy becomes the gentleman who makes readers' hearts flutter. As a fan who first read "Pride and Prejudice" when I was thirteen and has re-read it at least a dozen times since then, I just finished reading this fanfic and personally think this novel is perfect. The story and ending of the original work are perfect enough, but as a CP fan of the original work, I have always had an ambivalent feeling of joy and worry about the protagonist's married life... I am very grateful to the author of this book for continuing the following story - "Spring at Pemberley", which truly and concretely presents the happy daily life of Elizabeth and Darcy after their marriage in our imagination. I have to say that among the dozens or even hundreds of P&P fanfics I have read over the years, this one is definitely one of the best. The writing is beautiful, and the details and characters are consistent with the original settings. In addition, this book shows Darcy's rich heart. Although this seems inconsistent with the original work, when I wrote the book review here, I suddenly thought, is Darcy who can discover and fall in love with Elizabeth really an unsmiling and arrogant gentleman? It is said that the person we fall in love with may have something that we long for, or something that we do not possess but desire in our hearts. For this reason, I think Darcy may be such a Darcy. In short, in this book, Darcy's character is more concrete and full. Of course, the author is not just partial to Darcy. In his writing, Elizabeth is still a woman with humor and extraordinary conversation even after becoming Mrs. Darcy. In addition, here are some personal quotes from this book: Everyone knows that the respectable, never-married female writer wrote the most perfect love story two hundred years ago. This story was praised by princes and nobles, and also loved by ordinary people. It has withstood the test of time and has become a classic novel. Even today, when seemingly mature people talk about marriage leave, they always use being well-matched as the most important criterion - of course, I also agree with this. For example, when Elizabeth faced Darcy's proposal, she once said, "You are a gentleman, and I am a gentleman's daughter." However, love is also very important. After all, a happy marriage requires both material and love to support it! It is true that if a person only needs to live simply, or hopes to live within the rules, then love is obviously not within the scope of necessary considerations. Just like the second extra story in this book, that is, Bingley never really met Miss Jane Bennett, and Darcy also passed by Elizabeth, who has a pair of beautiful eyes that can make a rational person fall in love. Then their lives can be lived equally, or even safer. They just missed another possibility that might be better or worse, but who knows? So, thanks again to Jane Austen. Even throughout her life, this writer lived in the British countryside for most of her life, with a small social circle, and only experienced one love, and then eloped for love, and out of practical considerations. In short, the original work is very moving, and this fanfic is equally moving, and it is worth reading by everyone who has read or not read the original work.

Like, like, like, very close to the prototype, I love Elizabeth so much

One hundred percent, one hundred percent.

Overall, it's pretty good. I always feel that there are some shortcomings, but the flaws don't cover up the good points. I encourage and encourage [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Very well written, very consistent with my imagination of Darcy and Elizabeth's married life [shy]

It's smooth and smooth, with no particularly big conflicts, so it's still a kind of satisfaction. If you are addicted to pigs, go read the original work [Salute][Salute][Salute]

Fans of the original work and the 95 version came to like it. It is well written, in line with the development of the original work, and the writing is smooth and vivid [blowing kiss]

It's beautiful, the author's writing is good, and the book describes the ordinary and happy life of Darcy and Elizabeth after marriage, which is very consistent with my fantasy of their married life!

Very well written and logically smooth

It still feels good

So delicious (tears)

I've read it so many times and it's so healing.

Write more! ! ! Please, please, please