The Nineteenth-Century Adventurer: A Crossover of Classic Novels

This is simply a masterpiece. In fact, I thought it was okay at the beginning. When I saw the heroine promoting Meng De's pea experimental research, I really felt a special excitement. Really, it is a pity and sad thing that Mendel's research was not confirmed until 35 years after his death. But in this book, the heroine helps Mendel and sees his experiments confirmed during his lifetime. Holy shit, this is really touching. Just like I have seen an American TV series called "Doctor Who" before, there is a time travel back to the era when Van Gogh was alive, and finally brought Van Gogh back to modern times to visit his works in the Louvre. Holy shit, this is really amazing, so beautiful. And there is another point. This book is not like other feminist books. The author does not directly say that it is feminist, but it reveals between the lines that the author fights for women's rights. The author did not write about how men should be treated when faced with injustices against women in that era. Instead, the heroine uses her writing, academic, and other abilities to promote that women have the same abilities and wisdom as men, and are also capable of shouldering their own responsibilities. Furthermore, the writing style of this book is very good, and his transitions are very smooth. The character creation is also very full. The characters are not just good and evil, but multi-faceted. The characters' psychological descriptions and facial movements are rich. [Like][Like][Like][Request for more updates][Request for more updates]

Very good-looking, this is the best fanfic of a famous novel I have found on Tomato. The heroine is no longer the kind of person who knows the plot of the novel and does everything. Instead, she lets the original plot take its course, and has her own career. She will not regard the sisters at home as her own responsibility, and earn "dowry" for her sisters in a poverty alleviation style.

I have read almost 3,000 hours on Tomato, and this is the third book that made me feel that heterosexuality is so wonderful. Of course, the focus of this book is not on love. Edie's personal growth changes the life of Bennet's entire family. As Mrs. Bennet said, "She undoubtedly brings everyone together." Biogenetics, economics, some geology and paleontology. Except for economics, which I am not very interested in, the rest of the knowledge is appropriately worded and the language is quite solid. In addition, there are no extreme thoughts or emotions, and the writing is as reassuring as rice. The creation of relationships between characters, between husband and son, mother and son, between brothers and sisters, between lovers, to be honest, this is one of the few related literary works currently, and there is no story told through colored glasses (except for Wickham) Thanks to the author for sharing this story🥹

It's really good to watch, the heroine takes life seriously, and the other supporting characters are also funny. The most important thing is that this novel does not look down on every woman, including the governess who wants to speak out for women's rights, the "old-fashioned" countess who fully supports her daughter because she wants to go to college, the lovely mother who is heartbroken by life, the gentle and considerate elder sister, and the little fans of the heroine. . . The story is particularly warm, cute, and full of vitality. After reading it, my heart felt warm. Because of the heroine, she inspired other women around her, and everyone made progress and moved forward together. What I am most curious about now is where the heroine will end up, what new stories she will encounter, and what new novels she will write.

First of all, it is good that the author did not choose to have the heroine appear in place of a certain character in the article, but chose to create a new character. It won't make people feel like they are taking away their home. The vivid and sharp image of the heroine is also well created. She speaks harshly, is independent, and pursues autonomy. Basically, the characters in this novel are well developed. The characters are not particularly stereotyped, and each character has its own moving parts. In particular, the author has created many vivid female images very well. The only shortcoming is that sometimes the AI ​​flavor is too strong, which makes me feel like eating fresh rice with self-heating rice in it, a weird rice that is soft and has a weird texture. Weird, it suddenly stimulated me. Interrupting my happy meal. It's just that I personally don't like AI-like text. In fact, if you don't mind this, you can safely consume this book.

It is a masterpiece of good writing and has no insult to women. Although it is not female-oriented, the growth process of the heroine cannot be simply described in one word. The experience of fighting for equal rights is more realistic and makes people empathize with it. They understand the hardships, intelligent struggle and bloody passion. The heroine is the sixth son of the Bennet family in the book. The family atmosphere is harmonious and warm. The mother and father are emotionally stable and full of warmth and joy of life. It is a family full of love. The heroine relies on her intelligence to influence the family, and her father follows her advice to manage the manor, so that the family no longer has to worry about money. My parents were enlightened and hired tutors for all their children, laying a solid cultural foundation for them. The two female teachers also have a story line of fighting for women's rights, and the characters are also very fleshed out. The heroine started writing books with female protagonists when she was a teenager. The themes include adventure science, fantasy, and real-life finance. She is the pen of a publishing house, so she has had wealth and freedom since she was a child. This also laid the foundation for publications to influence society and enhance the influence of women. At the same time, the heroine is not only talented in literature, but also proficient in financial management and investment, avoiding risks, thinking calmly when many people are hot-headed, and earning a lot of money. From then on, he gained wealth and became a lord with social status, a large villa in the city center, and a large manor. He began to run the manor, farm and flower, and process agricultural products. This was so exciting. The most important thing is that as the heroine grows up, the second line in the article is the improvement of women's social status, gradually approaching equality for everyone. Although there are many obstacles, it is also being improved step by step thanks to the hard work of people of insight. The latest chapter I saw is the improvement of laws to protect women's property. Therefore, the heroine is able to go to school, and it goes without saying that she will get straight A's. Therefore, the heroine can make many excellent and like-minded female friends and start adventures one after another. Therefore, the heroine's property is safe and she is worth tens of billions. (This is a more realistic purchasing power, not hundreds of millions of pounds). . She is also keen on donating to public welfare undertakings that help women, and donating to schools that allow women to attend school and award degrees, and she is not stingy, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on it~ It's so cool, Jie Jie Jie! And the heroine treats her workers very well... Therefore, the heroine can freely display her talents and get in touch with all kinds of social celebrities. My God, who wouldn't be eager to participate in the academic seminars of various truly talented academic masters? It's such a sense of historical participation! The brothers-in-law are Darcy and Bentley respectively. These two pairs of sisters and brothers-in-law are official couples. There is also a sister who is in a free relationship in college. The male protagonist is Sherlock Holmes, and his emotional line is looming. After the female protagonist is busy with her business, she can relax and feel the feeling of being with the beautiful woman. The author has written it very well, and it will not affect the heroine's nineteenth-century adventure. In fact, I think it can be done with or without CP, but the heroine must account for more than 90% of it. I love Edith! [Love][love][love]

It looks good, the author's writing is good, and the characters are not OOC [blowing kisses]. Except for some literary preference for Mr. Bennet in the first few chapters, there are no other big flaws. I must stick to the update and complete it [please update] The more I write, the more procrastinated I get. I feel like the author is just a writer, and he especially likes to use other people's verbal descriptions to describe how brave, wise, and smart the heroine is. One description is a whole chapter... We readers will judge how the heroine is by what she does. The character design is forced, the language is too long-winded and cumbersome, and it feels a bit mid-range and low-end.

The three worldviews are well integrated and are not inconsistent at all. The author's writing style is very delicate and natural, which perfectly reproduces the feeling of England in the 19th century. The heroine in the author's works is intelligent, unfazed by honor and disgrace, warm yet calm, and full of charm. With her vision from the future and her hard work and studiousness, in this world Based on the world, she will not show the exaggerated and abnormal behavior of a time-travelling person, nor will she be startled. It is very consistent with the character image in the original work, as if she was living in that era. I hope the author can continue to write, I really can't get enough [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts]

It's even. It's very delicious. Although it is a fanfic, it does not revolve around the characters of the original masterpiece. The career line of the heroine is really great. It makes people feel excited when watching it. She uses her own power to promote the development of society. It is not that I must accomplish something, but I do it first, regardless of whether it can succeed or not. The debates written in various letters from readers are also very interesting, describing the real plight of women in that context from multiple angles. When I watched Pride and Prejudice, I really disliked the character Lydia, but the author's writing of this character was really clever. Although there is cp, it is like two parallel lines. They will not interfere with each other's lives. Occasionally, when they meet, they can make people quarrel. It is not a very passionate emotion, but you can read the undercurrent of emotion from the plain text, as if it is about to burst out. Come on, author, I'm really looking forward to the plot in the future. Will other famous characters appear? Make a wish! ! ! But there is a problem. It looks fine from the front, but the AI ​​traces are a bit heavy in the back. I don't know if the author used AI to modify it or what, because I listened to the book and it felt very obvious. I hope the author can continue writing it himself. This book is really good, but the AI ​​smell becomes more obvious as it goes on.

Oh my gosh, it looks so good. I feel like it will be rated 9-9.5 In the future [laughing]! I really like the subject of time travel and rebirth writing novels, but this is the first time I have seen a time traveling and rebirth writing novel in the context of a comprehensive classic. I find it very interesting! The protagonist is really powerful and intelligent, and the whole family is sensible, smart and very supportive of the heroine's decision. I have only watched the movie commentary of Pride and Prejudice, but it did not affect my reading. I feel that it blends very naturally with Sherlock Holmes! I want to see more scenes where the heroine writes novels and shocks everyone with her talent while studying~ I also look forward to the heroine's emotional line in the future [blowing kiss]~