[Sissi] Sophie's World

Wow, it's amazing. I followed the book list and found an article from ten years ago. The writing is really good, and it feels like watching a well-lit movie. It's really more like watching, so there's no need to think about drastically changing the historical line. But I feel like times have really changed, haha. I saw a comment from ten years ago saying that I hope the heroine will become a certain man's eternal white moonlight at the age of 21, and the comment below from a few weeks ago said why not a certain man, haha.

I thought Sophie would look for a chance to divorce after getting married and choose her first love. Unexpectedly, Sophie ended up living the same life as her mother, which felt very pity. But it's actually not bad? For example, as a child, you think the world must be black and white, but as an adult, you discover that there are actually many gray areas, or you become a wolf in sheep's clothing. But this description is not very accurate, but it really feels like growth. "In the end, I ended up becoming something I hate, but this life seems pretty good, right?" Ferdinand came from a good family, had a distinctive personal style, was intelligent, loved Sophie, respected and understood Sophie, but Sophie did not like Ferdinand (before the war). Very similar to the man who silently protects the heroine, but more courageous than the second male lead. He faces his love and uses his tricks to make Sophie his wife. (Damn it, I just couldn't help but scroll through the comments and found out that Ferdinand was keen on finding a lover after marriage, so I was completely silent. I no longer wanted to praise their beautiful love. Okay, let's stop here). I always thought that I should marry my true love, and my true love should be my first love. When it comes to love, people should try it once and succeed. But this is not the case, and in other aspects of life, people also grow through constant trial and error. Sophie made a good choice, she responded to Ferdinand's love, she embraced him. Luigi, on the other hand, embraced the past in another way.

I was looking forward to Sophie breaking out of the cage until the end. After reading it, I really wanted to cry, because Sophie is not perfect after all. She seemed happy in the end, but it was not what she originally wanted.

This ending is like looking at the moon after the night ends, thinking that this is also a beautiful ending, but after all, I still miss the ray of sunshine that jumps out of the skyline in the early morning.

I thought the next article would be about Juana. The ending of crazy girl Juana shouldn't be like this. From the proud daughter of heaven, Princess Juana, to the love-struck Archduchess of Austria, to the crazy Queen Juana. This shouldn't be her life. The famous Habsburg dynasty was built on her long and painful life.

The situation between three people is destined to be unsolvable, and one of them will eventually be heartbroken.

I accidentally came across this article one afternoon in the second grade of junior high school, and now I am working ~ Thank you very much, Ah Shui, for your company! I remember the first time I learned how to use the mailbox, it was to receive the love letter from Sophie that you forwarded to me. It was really amazing! Looking forward to seeing the extra story about Sophie going to college~

Edgar is the white moonlight of the past, but Fernandez is the real red rose beside Sophie. She has already made her choice.

So stunning! I like Sissi very much and am also very interested in that period of history. It was also because of this that I clicked in, but I fell in love with Sophie as soon as I saw it! She doesn't have a golden finger or those powerful abilities. Apart from her status as a princess, she is just an ordinary person, but she is brave, strong, smart, and beautiful. She has a diamond-hard and beautiful heart. I'm glad that I didn't get the wrong CP. Although the relationship line is not what some girls expect nowadays, it most truly restores the style of that era. Just like Sophie's mother said, the one you like the most is not necessarily the one worth spending a lifetime with. Edgar's character makes him not suitable to be a good partner. I think this situation is the best arrangement. Sophie also fell in love with Ferdinand in the little bit of companionship. For them, this is the best ending. Although I am a non-marriage and infertility advocate, I still want to say, cheers to love! Finally, I would like to thank the author for bringing us a dream of life.

Wow, coming here from Mrs. Van Gogh, I unexpectedly felt the spring in Bavaria. Sophie is really wonderful. Surprisingly, I quite like Ludwig. I secretly fantasized about whether Sophie would become a political heroine if they got married.