
Pride and Prejudice: A Change of Heart
傲慢与偏见之转变
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 115k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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It doesn't matter if I stop. I hope the author is safe. I feel like writing is a high-risk profession. Several of my favorite authors have various health problems.
Why do I feel that CP is not Darcy↘
I am relieved that I have never encountered this kind of situation, but in my case, all the illnesses that make me uncomfortable are all free from work, outings... Anyway, it is much better to enrich myself and increase some exercise. Of course, it is most important to have a full body examination to find out the cause of the disease. If nothing is found, just breathe more fresh air.
What Maupassant said is very good, but it is too idealistic. As the author who wrote Ball of Suet, he may have written it out of sympathy and appeal. After all, we all admit that feelings may be the least able to withstand time and worldly events.
Still, happy posts are more likely to attract replies... I've also dived in~
In comparison, it is true that Horatio is more suitable for Ryan than Darcy.
The writing is very good, but there are many people who like diving, so please continue to work hard and come on! ! ↖(^ω^)↗
Finally updated... I hope it won't stop after joining V...
It's a pity. I thought I had read a good article. The author's writing is also good. Unfortunately, the protagonist of this chapter is Taibai Lotus. There were many such orphans in the UK in that era. It was too cold-blooded not to save anyone who met someone on the road. If you save someone, it would be too holy to be responsible for raising someone else and taking care of their life and intervening in everything. = = Maybe this person will be helpful to the protagonist in the future, but I don't like people with this kind of personality.
It means that you have finally followed me. I have been writing this article with you from the second year of high school to the first year of college. I have been waiting so impatiently.