This article stems from sympathy for Mary, the only girl in the family who is not a beauty. Complaints about Elizabeth and Jane, these two girls have character flaws. Appreciation for Charlotte, a capable girl. Morita Masama was dissatisfied with Mrs. Bennett's sympathy and educated his wife after work, and she became his right-hand assistant. Where is Mr. Bennett? Complaining about Darcy and Bingley, Bingley can pretend to be upper class in front of the folks in Beautiful Village, but the real upper class won't let him play. Darcy was better, he had a title, but he was not as good as the real wealthy families in Britain. His annual income of 10,000 pounds was considered to be a wealthy man in the late 18th and early 19th century Britain, and he was considered a powerful country man. Of course, these two are perfect for ordinary squire Bennett girls. The author is just complaining about some readers who have infinitely elevated these two backgrounds. But, Louisa and Caroline are fuel-efficient lamps? Jane and Bingley must have had a house fight after marriage! Can Bentley be trusted in a house fight? Will Jane cry and laugh or cry and laugh at the same time? Darcy's parents died young, so when Elizabeth married, she could be the matron of the house without having to fight around the house. Their happily ever after? Elizabeth has a habit of being "prejudiced" towards people, and she often receives Lydia at Pemberley in addition to helping her in private. Can Darcy tolerate it for a long time? It's easy to fall in love but hard to get along. Can they handle the problems in their marriage well? Can we really be that optimistic about this marriage? There are many flaws, but, dear readers, you must believe that the author actually loves everyone in the article!
I've been very busy recently. I have to go out again on November 1st, and it may take more than half a month to get back home. I dare to collect it. I will definitely write it well when I come back. You guys, please wait until the writing is better before you read it!