Miss Eugenie Grandet

The front part is really beautiful, but the emotional line is... Can the male protagonist really learn to respect Eugenie? And a forced kiss is really uncomfortable. But Eugenie's career line is well written.

Hmm... I know how to do it twice, but for the sake of old Grandet. After all, if he suppresses Eugenie, like Eugenie before her rebirth, then he won't be cute anyway. But in this article, he confronts the reborn Eugenie, which is very interesting and restored to the point. I like it very much. It's a pity that the emotional line is broken at the back. The front part, which I thought was quite interesting, became uninteresting because it couldn't be connected. But I still fell in love with him. At least the writing style is stable, which is great. Except for the logic of the last two chapters that makes people a little sad, the previous chapters are very good. I can't say it's perfect, but I can't find any faults (I don't know if I can tell if I read it the second time). God knows how many novels there are in Jinjiang that have shaken people's outlook and can't help but cover their faces. I think this one is pretty good.

Let's review this book. Regarding the ending, I want to say that I have seen another version, which is probably the locked chapter. In fact, the best ending I imagined was that when grandma shared the painting with Eugenie, Philippe arrived unexpectedly. Eugenie was surprised and happy. The two then walked out of the house. Philippe explained the reason for the disappearance and expressed his gratitude to Eugenie for visiting her grandma. In the warm sunshine, the two of them revealed their hearts, finally confessed their suppressed feelings to each other, and walked hand in hand.

I was so disgusted with someone in the first few dozen chapters, but suddenly fell in love with him in the last one or two chapters? If you are just moved by his passionate feelings, then forget it. When he loved Eugenie, he loved her from the bottom of his heart. When his love faded over time, how could he tolerate Eugenie's personality and living habits? If you are in love and pursue it with passion and effort, how can you guarantee that there will be no new love when you are not in love? Then you will not have to expend effort to get rid of Eugénie to make room for the new one? Don't tell me not to include reality in novels. Unrealistic love novels are just a joke. I'm pessimistic about their marriage in the long run.

This is considered the second or third brush. I didn't notice the male protagonist and the relationship line before hahahahahahahahahaha. Then this time I was slightly shocked by having my fingers shaved off. To be honest, thinking about the unique characters of that era, I think these are all fine and acceptable. But I'm more curious. During the more than five years since the male and female protagonists were separated, did the male protagonist not have a mistress in Paris?

Help, so sweet. . . Woo woo woo woo

I really like the description of family love in this book, it's very heart-warming. Families are often like this. It takes time to slowly get to know each other and discover what true love is.

It was a little bit unfinished in the end.

Finished reading. My only impression is that the writing was good, but the second half started to change, and the emotional line was extremely boring and frustrating to watch. In the end, it gave people the feeling that they were doing whatever they could to force a relationship, and the good impression they had in the past was completely ruined! I don't want to read the article a second time.

At the end, the person who impressed me the most was not Eugenie, but my father. I was so reluctant to see my father pass away at the end, and I was very touched. Everyone has to go through this once in life, but I am very fortunate that my father got what he wanted and left happily in the end T^T. I really hope that my father will live a long life, woo woo woo.