[Pride and Prejudice] Keep Your Hands Off My Darcy

Mary Sue finally realized that she was stupid 23333333333333333333333~ She still blamed the world for being bad, the world is so wronged~

The only advantage that the time-traveling woman can despise Elizabeth is that she has read the novel and understands the causes and consequences of the story. If an unknown person appears, just like Wickham, who is as eloquent, hypocritical and cunning, I don't believe that she can see what is going on in his mind at a glance, and then seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. The one who can seek advantages and avoid disadvantages throughout his life is probably not a human being, but a god. But even if a god can see through mortals, living in the same plane as her is not a mortal after all, but a god who is as capable as her. In this way, she has no sense of superiority. Just like when we read novels, we can enhance our sense of superiority by mocking their more or less shortcomings. In real life, we still live very unsmartly. After all, there are still a few smart people in the world, and diligence is the key to success.

"Could it be that I am essentially no different from her?" No, there is still a big difference between Mary Sue and Lydia. No matter how stupid Lydia is, no matter how unbearable Wickham is, Wickham is also a single man, and Lydia really loves Wickham. There is still an essential difference between Mary Sue and Mary Sue who covet other people's husbands. In addition, which one of her eyes saw Darcy and Lizzie seem to be inseparable? She also deceived herself into thinking that others would be attracted to her, which was so shameless! Lancer, who has a stupid sister, is in trouble, and there is no way to explain it. Fortunately, Mr. And Mrs. Darcy are reasonable people and will not embarrass him because of this. By the way, there are Georgiana and Charlotte next to them. What will they think? Charlotte's intuition has always been very accurate. Mary Sue is still dreaming about feeling good about herself.

I remember reading a short article. It was just when the anti-Qiong Yao flower was blooming enthusiastically in the penis. Everyone admired the straightforward character of the Manchu aunt and looked down upon the petty-mindedness of Han women. Of course, they hated the mistress behavior of the petty-minded and submissive women. Then I saw that article. The female protagonist is a woman as passionate and unrestrained as a red rose. She has always fought boldly for her own happiness. In the author's opinion, not striving for happiness in the hope of finding it is a very stupid thing. However, the author should be in a conflict. She did not dare to deny the true temperament of the female protagonist and the bold and fearless spirit of pursuing happiness. Therefore, when the female protagonist knew that the male protagonist had a fiancée and forced him to marry her, the author excused the female protagonist. At this time, he abandoned the mistress argument and just praised the female protagonist's true temperament and brave spirit of pursuing happiness. At the same time, this fiancée still has a typical pretty girl character, so a small number of readers think that it is not a big deal for a female protagonist to steal someone else's fiancé, and it is nothing to be selfish for her own happiness, not to mention that the partner is such a real-hearted red rose girl, and the fiancée is a pretty girl who cannot be on the stage. Readers with more moderate opinions did not criticize the heroine or the supporting characters, but praised it. There are extreme people who think that the female supporting role is good, and one look at the fiancée Xiaobaihua is not a good bird. I didn't even see any readers criticizing the heroine's mistress behavior or pleading guilty to the fiancée. This is the difference in personality. So many little girls around the world who are gentle and weak in appearance have been shot.

It is indeed a difficult choice for Darcy and Elizabeth. It would be embarrassing if Darcy knew that Mary Sue coveted him. But for his sister, Darcy still chose Lancer. It is not easy to find someone who really likes and likes him. Especially for a girl like Georgiana who has already suffered emotional trauma, because Darcy is a good brother. Mary Sue finally realizes her own shallowness. The advantage of a time traveler is nothing more than being a prophet of the plot. Beyond the plot, she may not really be that smart.

Falling V, of course I will definitely follow the article that touches my heart like this. I have always liked diving, and there are almost no comments, let alone long paragraphs. However, I can't download the full text and save it. I haven't downloaded it in the past few days. Can you give me a txt after it is finished? In fact, there are basically no evil people in the books of Pride and Prejudice, even Wickham. Even some of the less likable people are actually quite cute if you look closely, such as Mr. Collins and Mrs. De Boer. Mr. Collins just likes to flatter people and talks too much, which is unbearable. Mrs. DeBauer is just a bit arrogant and condescending, and likes to point fingers at others. There is actually no problem with her character. Moreover, Mrs. DeBauer in this chapter is very expressive, just like Mrs. DeBauer in the book teaches Charlotte, and now that the marriage between Darcy and Elizabeth has become a reality, Mrs. DeBauer absolutely hopes that the Darcy couple can be happy even if she does not like Elizabeth. Whether she advises or teaches Elizabeth, she sincerely hopes that the couple will be happy. Therefore, Elizabeth is also very respectful to her. At least he is Darcy's aunt. Even for Darcy, Elizabeth has to be respectful to her. And I think at least Mrs. De Bourgh is much easier to tolerate than Mr. Collins. And isn't it just to say a few nice words? There is no need for Elizabeth to wrong herself any more. Mrs. Debord will be happy, and Darcy will definitely be happy when she sees it. Everyone is happy. A smart person like Elizabeth will naturally do this. As for the issue of inheritance, it is a good thing for unmarried Mary, Kitty, of course Lydia, and Mrs. Bennett. The one who benefits the most is Lydia. At least she does not have to worry about having nowhere to go in the future. After all, her sister's home is still very inconvenient. Mrs. Bennett no longer has to worry about being kicked out after Mr. Bennett passes away. Even if she has several daughters, at least Mrs. Bennett will be very happy about it. And how come the interaction between Mary Sue and that beautiful friend in the last chapter is so similar to the scene when Elizabeth and Wickham first met? Forgive me for bringing in Elizabeth. The first meeting between Lydia and Wickham is not described so clearly in the book, but Mary Sue was moved by her beautiful friend's graceful demeanor and her very flattering words. She was so moved. If it weren't for Darcy and her very clear need to remain reserved, I'm afraid Mary Sue wouldn't be much better than Lydia, not to mention that she has a face ten times more beautiful than Wickham. However, my gut feeling is that the man has bad intentions.

How can she still be so confident when her male idol considers her to be sick?

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England's conservatism really can't be helped! □□In the past, the wife still had the right to own the dowry. It was definitely not a decent thing for a husband to spend his wife's dowry. But in many Western countries, dowry is almost equivalent to the husband's private wealth. Some still require the signature of both husband and wife before they can buy or sell, and some husbands can spend as much as they want without the consent of their wives. When I was reading Sherlock Holmes, there was a story in which the wife left most of her property to her second husband, and the daughter only got a tiny bit when she got married~~~~~ It seemed really unreasonable, but it was the norm at the time. If it involves titles, there is nothing to say. It's okay to have a son, but it would be miserable if you didn't have one. It was already the 1960s when Diana was born, and the Queen was still in power, but her parents still broke up their marriage because they wanted to have a son