Maria's Pride and Prejudice

She clearly knew that there was a poisonous snake around her, but she didn't know how to be vigilant. The troubles in the heroine's home were entirely caused by her.

Dear... Can your customization be sent abroad... Overseas parties can't afford it if they want to customize it... TAT If it's possible... I want a copy. If not... OJZ I have to wait and see if there will be a second customization...

Joanna should be the aunt Although the English is the same But It doesn't mean the same thing as Charlotte

I like this setting, it's very real

Well... After watching Xiaoyu's extra story, I think it's very real. After all, these two couples are indeed not that suitable in the face of reality. Elizabeth is too self-centered, stubborn and unwilling to change easily. When she deals with Mrs. Ball, you can see that this child is not very calm when facing sudden hostility and criticism. Of course, Mrs. Ball's words are indeed very fierce and rude. Elizabeth and Jane both have a common problem, which is the lack of a skill in housekeeping, or lack of familiarity with it. Especially before marriage, they do not have enough assumptions and considerations about the current situation of upper-class aristocratic families, and they are not very clear about their own weaknesses. This will indeed lead to various problems and disharmony after marriage. With Elizabeth's personality, it is difficult to make changes. Looking at her reaction when she first faced Mr. Darcy's standard aristocratic attitude, we can actually see that she is not suitable for aristocratic life. She is proud, egoistic, lively, arrogant and indifferent to others, and even when faced with some hostility, she will be disdainful, uncomfortable, or even react violently, and she does not know how to hide it. This is a fatal injury in upper-class society. Obviously, with her life experience, she will inevitably face more difficulties. Resistance or even hostility, and based on her consistent performance and Mr. Darcy's love and tolerance for her, it can be assumed that she will probably maintain her pre-marriage personality for a long time after marriage. Mr. Darcy's personality is relatively serious and he is a standard aristocratic child. If he tolerates, understands and takes care of her for a long time and the other party does not make changes in return, it is foreseeable that the relationship will wear out and lose patience, so it is very likely that her married life will become like "ice". However, Jane's married life is a bit beyond my imagination. There is basically no description of housekeeping in Jane in the original book. However, seeing that her father was not at home when Lydia's incident happened, she took care of her mother alone and had to manage the housework. She should still have some housekeeping skills and a certain degree of resilience. I think she is marrying into the Bingley family and facing the pressure from outsiders. When looking at the pressure of maintaining and managing a huge estate, she should be able to do better than Elizabeth. Although the adaptation period will be a bit long, Mr. Bingley's character is softer and his tolerance is relatively higher. It is estimated that the possibility of eventually developing into a close friend or a person who looks like an equal is more likely, but the separation... I think it is a bit beyond my imagination. Well... Some thoughts, I am so dizzy that I don't know what I am typing, Xiaoyu, just watch and play~O(∩_∩)O Quan Zuo communicated

A side story pops up... I think it is really different before marriage and after marriage. Before marriage, you can rely on your parents to handle all major matters. After marriage, you have to take care of the family by yourself. She is no longer a lady... Is this the reason why housewives are so bad? (Shoot away) Mrs. Bennett, as the mistress of a home, she actually does a better job than the two young ladies here. , Although she likes to show off her affection, she is willing to communicate and loves to communicate. Otherwise, in many cases, how could young ladies' daughters know so many people? (You have to know that the distance between houses in foreign non-cities is very far...) However, Mrs. Bennett is also a derelict mother. Perhaps she puts the loss of a son on her daughters. Although she hopes that her daughters will marry into good families, she only allows them to play happily and does not teach them how to manage a family...

To put it harshly, Elizabeth is the daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Bennett. . .

Come on. Why does Darcy here say he can't make up for it?? He should be still very young and can slowly change. Life is so long.

Congratulations on the completion, here's the extra chapter

La la la~~~Finished with flowers~~~ Well... Mrs. De Bauer is still very reasonable here... By the way... The main reason why the lady ran to have a verbal dispute with Elizabeth in the original book... Seems to be because Elizabeth was just a girl from the countryside, and... She had a bad impression when she first met her? Hmm... It seems like this... Well~ By the way, Maria is a relatively rational person. Such a person can show more calmness and introspection when facing difficulties, and it is easier to win the favor of others. Hehe, well done Maria. Moreover, in this case, the communication between Darcy and Mrs. Power will not be interrupted, but it is possible for them to become closer in the future. By the way, the "showdown" between Elizabeth and Mrs. Power in the original book directly caused a big rift in the relationship between Mr. Darcy and Mrs. Power. Just thinking about it makes me feel a headache for Mr. Darcy.