[Gone with the Wind Fanfiction] Whirlpool

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It's well written, but the plot is too fast.

How to put it, I don't think Scarlett has a bad character. There is no doubt that she is selfish, but essentially her love is just a weapon for her to attack and survive after the end of her girlhood. From this perspective, I approve of her marriage. Otherwise, the manor really cannot support it. But since she has already done this, pursuing true love is undoubtedly a coquettish double standard.

Scarlett snatched her brother-in-law as her husband. It was indeed very selfish. After all, she did it not for love but for money. Of course... Even if it's for love, you can't do this... It's always shameless...

In the original book, Rhett fell in love with Scarlett because of her vitality and strength, and her eyes fully reflected her advantages. Rhett especially liked to tease Scarlett, and he probably also liked to see her energetic look. He started talking to Scarlett before the party. Many teenagers noticed this charming girl who was incompatible with southern women when they said hello. Maybe this is also related to Red's life experience. He has lived in a rigid environment since he was a child, and dynamic things are more attractive to him, so I think. . Rhett wouldn't say anything to the calm green eyes. . He had made it clear that he was not interested in ladies. . . On the contrary, a truly brave and calm lady like Melat received respect instead of love. Even Belle and other beautiful, kind and upright girls could not compete with Scarlett. . . Even if she is reborn, this golden finger is too big, and even if Ellen is reborn, she does not have such a temperament, although her performance in the sequel to Gone with the Wind is okay. . But Sue Ellen, the sister of Scarlett in the original novel, is a selfish, vulgar and greedy image. Like Scarlett, she is willing to sacrifice everything and people in order to get what she cares about. However, Su Ellen did not have the love for Tara Manor and Scarlett's means and determination. She had no independent opinion, could not help with anything, and had no gratitude. So Scarlett concluded that Su Ellen didn't care about Tara Manor, and because she was angry with Rhett before, she didn't care... And took away her lover - so I think. . . . Instead of saying that Ellen made a counterattack, I would rather believe that she was possessed by the time-travel god. This guy is not herself! ! So does Rhett. . . Must be possessed! ! Rhett said to Scarlett: You and I are both selfish and shrewd people, and we are only loyal to ourselves. He is also jealous of Scarlett's confession to Ashley. If he had remembered the cat-like girl Scarlett at a glance, this girl who was selfish, arrogant, ambitious, greedy, stubborn, dishonest, and vain, but kept Ashley's promise and risked her life to protect his wife and children. She even missed the last sight of her mother, and still endured the most difficult moment with her own strength despite the incomprehension of her family. No matter how many parallel worlds I change, I believe that Captain Butler will never mistake his woman. In addition, I always feel that half of Scarlett's arrogance and bad habits are caused by Rhett's pampering. Mr. Butler dotes on his wife too much~o(￣ヘ￣o#) Also, Rhett is an anti-marriage person. If he hadn't felt that marriage could only tie Scarlett up, and after her second marriage, he felt that he couldn't bear to spend time in her constant marriages. Mr. Butler might have never married in his life. At the beginning, Rhett actually wanted Scarlett to be his mistress. Alas. . . The nagging so much is actually just resentment on Q. Q. . . . What a perfect CP! Especially after watching the movie, if Allen follows Rhett, wouldn't it mean that he has stolen the sister's lover? Scarlett can also do it for the manor and everyone's life. What is Allen for? It is hard to believe that this traditional person who refuses to work in the fields and feels that this is not his job would like the rebellious captain. . . . . . . . . . In fact, if you want to counterattack, you can change the male protagonist. . . . For example, Sun Wukong descends from the top! You can abuse Scarlett without breaking the CP. . . For example, the affair with Ashley was discovered ten thousand times! Ten thousand times! ! !

I am the vest chasing after Mary with facial paralysis (I am afraid of being beaten when I am little). Like many people, Gone with the Wind has always played a decisive role in the first twenty years of my life. I read the full text with excitement. First of all, I want to praise the full text for its novel concept and fresh style. Mr. Reid has also restrained many shortcomings. I'm really happy for his happy ending, but I can't help but want to say a few words. Scarlett is arrogant, selfish, self-centered, reckless and rude, almost like a female villain, but we cannot deny the female self-awareness and sense of mission and responsibility in her. In the most critical moments, she is unhappy and always complains, but she still takes responsibility. Even if she is the eldest daughter, like other girls, no one will say anything if she lives a numb life like other girls. On the contrary, her later deviance brought her a lot of trouble. It seems annoying that she is so obsessed with love that she clings to Ashley, but how many of us can understand what should be done and who should be loved in the whirlpool of love? When Tara faced life and death many times, her bravery and tenacity really impressed me. After reading half of the book, I was still wondering why the author created a heroine who loves vanity, has big breasts and no brains. However, when she said "tomorrow is a new day", she was instantly moved to tears. There are so many time-traveling women who plagiarize the knowledge of future generations and make waves, but it seems very illusory and the sense of substitution is very low. As for Scarlett, the former Miss Jiao can shoulder the responsibility and step up at critical moments. You and I are mortals and can only admire her. I also sympathize with Su Lun here. It is really sad that she has been suppressed by her sister and her fiancé was snatched away, just like the sad female lead in the farming novel. Maybe her sense of presence was not high enough, but what I also remember is her resistance to work and her sister's orders. Scarlett snatched away Frank and gave him a painful marriage. This was the scene that made me dislike the most and criticized Scarlett the most. Although the future is unpredictable, judging from my impression of Suellen's indifferent attitude towards Tara compared to other sisters, she will probably be closed off and live her own life after marrying Frank, and her help to Tara will be relatively small. I used to like to read anti-QY novels and torture my brains with relish, but now I have discovered my own narrow-mindedness. The reason why the master became a master is because of the truth in his writing, and he tries to be objective without being biased. Where are the real villains in the world of Gone with the Wind? Even Yankees have worked hard for the freedom of black people, and bad white people can still cherish their families. Aunt QY was criticized not only because of her incorrect views, but also because she relied entirely on subjectivity and violated normal people's moral concepts when shaping the protagonist. How is this different from the various methods in anti-QY that torture the protagonist to death? Because in re-creations, one often has to involve oneself, and the subjectivity of fan fiction seems difficult to avoid. Even if the author is very unhappy, there is no need to make his attitude clear again and again, and let everyone just be a stupid audience. . . Sometimes I want to defend Xinyue Gege and pursue love without committing a crime that will lead to death. In this article, I didn't realize how deep Suellen's love for the charming captain was, but the idea of ​​competing with sisters for men prevailed from beginning to end. The Scarlett in this article is so hateful. She hooked up with the man her sister fell in love with during her husband's filial piety. Is this girl really that bad? . . . After switching to Bentley instead of praising Darcy, I can see that the author is a person who does not want to be cliché and has pursuits. I hope the author can work hard and be impartial. I'm sorry for the incomprehensible vernacular throughout.

Kindness. . . . I remember that my father's hometown is Ireland, and my mother's hometown is France. However, the place where my mother grew up in her childhood was Savannah in the south. . .

The kind of woman I hate the most, it's not necessary, or maybe it's just for money. You said you ruined other people's feelings just to attract other people's attention and let everyone turn around. How despicable. It's okay to just be jealous that others are better than you.

I don't like Scarlett very much either. She never seemed to grow up until Rhett Butler left her.

It's well written, but too little. If I could write more, it would definitely be more popular.