Pride and Prejudice: An Unexpected Turn

There's no need to write the final extra chapter.

It turns out that the original book of Pride and Prejudice is the originator of Mary Sue's Cinderella. . I have become crazy about Darcy fans recently, and my outlook on things has become much more normal.

Pride and Prejudice is a novel that I have always liked, but it feels a bit strange. Now I have found the crux of it. I feel that there is not much love between the two. Darcy seems to be a kind of curiosity derived from the fact that the other person is different from the mainstream. Elizabeth is grateful, but it is not a long-term relationship.

What happened to Andrina climbing up to Mr. Darcy in order to open a new floor to score the author? In my previous life, I had a happy marriage with him and then found that I had to start over again. Do I have to abandon the person I love and find someone else to start over? Not to mention the effort, if the love life of several decades can be forgotten and given up, then the heroine will have nothing to write about. To be honest, I didn't like the Bennet family in the original book from the beginning. The novel is a novel after all, and everything is for the sake of beautiful imagination. Just like QYNN's love story is beautiful, it cannot hide the fact that most of the protagonists in her story are mistresses. Elizabeth's beautiful marriage is based on Georgiana's pain. This is what makes Darcy in the original novel really unlikable. He talks about how much he loves his sister, but in the end he is not carried away by the "beautiful love". Is it really okay for Delia and her husband to come here to play in the autumn breeze after they get married? Can a gambler really stop gambling and borrowing money? It would be better for Mr. Bennet to die later than Mrs. Bennet. If he died early, Mrs. Bennet would have no place to live all day long and go to this son-in-law's house or that son-in-law's house to complain about "my poor nerves"... That's good to say, a cow is still a cow when it is led to Beijing. Fortunately, the story in the original book is over when they get married, otherwise I would also like to see how the original author can make it work. The long words above are nothing more than an idea, and Bennet was not discussed. It's not because you are kind, innocent or beautiful that the world can be centered on you. Abuse! OVER

The writing is very real and reflects human nature. The heroine is just an ordinary person. She also has jealousy and other emotions that are not so heroine-like. Unlike other novels where the heroine is either a virgin or ridiculously noble, she has never been jealous or resorted to anything like that. This is not normal.

I don't think Darcy would find a mistress, just like I don't believe someone as selfish as Elizabeth would commit suicide

This chapter looks great. The heroine is completely in favor of the hero. Oh my God, every step of the way is done to please the hero. At least she indulges her lust and makes the hero nervous. This chapter is simply unnecessary. It drags down the heroine.

I finally figured it out. The protagonist of this article is not important. The main thing is that the author hates the Buntner family and just makes them miserable.

All the feelings of reading the text are gone →_→

What a messy side story