[La Dame Aux Camélias] The Road to Parisian High Society

I had no choice but to finish reading it on the first day of the new year. This is really a good article. People like me who don't like the entanglement of female protagonists with men also read it. Anyway, I personally feel that the author is not expressing love, resistance, and journey, but more of the heaviness of generations. I wanted to cry when I saw it, but I felt very helpless. It's like walking in the dark for no reason, with ghosts following behind, stepping towards the light again and again, only to be pulled into the darkness. I haven't seen such a sad and helpless article in a long time. Well, this gave me the courage to pick up foreign masterpieces and uninstall the reading client on my mobile phone. So on the first day of the new year, the first thing I did was stay up late to watch it, then I got up to read it, and finally, I couldn't help but write a long review. I like Gaston. When Margaret finally gets together with Passino, she can't help but sigh and look back at their "sweet" time. During Margaret's most humiliating time, one could always see Gaston's protective and carefully guarded love feeling. He has a kind of wisdom and tenacity in it. The author said that he is a lone wolf, including Margaret. I just saw a hedgehog longing for love. He and Margaret were different after all, because of love, he gave up too much. [So, is the heroine a bit of a Mary Sue╮(╯▽╰)╭] He gave up his persistence and was left gasping for the little light he had left. I feel sorry for him, but I can't help but feel sorry for this obsessive child. Okay, I can't use too much ink, it seems to be a bit of a spoiler... Okay, let's put it this way, this is really a quiet and healing little article╮(╯▽╰)╭It's like reading it for the second time

First I thought the male protagonist would be Van Veer, and then I thought it might be Duval, but it wasn't! Later, Eric and Gaston were quite ambiguous with the heroine. Until the end, I thought it was probably Gaston. However, there was another big twist. As soon as the heroine and Gaston revealed their feelings to each other, the heroine was framed and chased and then fell off a cliff. Then some kind of Duke appeared and rescued the heroine. Then the heroine and the princess Jue is together... It is undeniable that the plot is really interesting, but the emotional line is too tangled... Most of the scenes in the emotional line are between Fan Weier and Gaston. The real male protagonist really came out towards the end to make soy sauce... There is a feeling of being suddenly replaced by the male protagonist... Orz

I still prefer western masterpieces and fanfics!

So, Gege and Eric should be together. This is the voice of readers who have been abused by the author.

If you continue to abuse the heroine, we will stop! ! ! Count how many times you almost let her receive a lunch box before? ! Fall! There are also people who like the Duke, who is strong on the outside but gentle to his wife on the inside. Gaston can't go back, Eric may still be... Young after all (￣▽￣)

I want to be loved. After he said that sentence, I believed that he was going to go for a walk. After all, isn't the idea of ​​wanting to be loved so convincing? Besides, he is not necessarily needed to bring down the queen. But maybe because this was the only thing Gareth could give, he still chose to sacrifice himself because he didn't save him three years ago. But because of Rosa's mother, Gareth lost another person who loved him. Also, I actually thought Prince Beaumont was Gareth's grandfather at first. Because the prince writes like his elders at the beginning, and also like a grandfather who cares about Gareth's mother making the wrong choice of falling in love with a married man and is angry with his illegitimate son and grandson. Later, it is written that after Prince Beaumont whipped Gareth, he embraced him as his mother. Wondering about the ethics of father and daughter, grandma and grandson again...

. . . Heroine. . Hahaha, speechless

The following are just personal opinions The British gentleman is a good man who is upright and upright and uses conspiracy. Margaret can certainly be moved by his moral character and emotions in the years she has been with him; but I still don't like the ending. The gears of fate are rolling forward ruthlessly, and it is very sad that lovers are forced to separate. Moreover, the Duke was reluctant to marry her. I didn't see why or how the Duke fell in love with Margaret. The role of the Duke is like giving Margaret an identity. Without this identity, Margaret would not be able to stand on the same level as the nobles who had harmed her in such a class society. This can only be said to be a cruel reality. In such a social environment where birth determines everything, Margaret still cannot become a celebrity through her own efforts; and when her status is irreversible, she can only change to a high-end aristocratic vest to be treated equally. In another sense, the freedom Margaret pursues in her soul cannot be realized. She can also escape from the class despised by the upper class through marriage to the upper class. I can't bear to leave Gaston, and I have so many mixed emotions at this moment that I can't express them in words. I really like Gaston more. This character is created so well, and the relationship between them is so real that it makes it doubly sad to be destroyed. The author has said before that Gaston is a very rational person who will not give up everything for Margaret but choose the best way to deal with it. It is true that it is very touching to have someone who can stand in front of you in everything, but this is not a Mary Sue. Gaston is undoubtedly a realistic person. The experience of living under the twisted earl's minions has shaped his personality and charm of observation and high emotional intelligence. At the same time, this kind of ubiquitous restraint at all times also makes him unable to breathe. He and Margaret have the same yearning and challenge each other's worldly vision. Although the baron is not as powerful as the baron, he can always run for Margaret. He can praise the ideal of accepting and recognizing the part that helps Margaret. The experiences along the way make them understand each other. Gaston who appears at the trough is like a fire that suddenly lights up in the darkness and encourages them to move forward. Mutual understanding, support, praise, recognition and respect, mutual dependence and independence, this may be the most perfect love. In this book, two unfortunate people meet. Destiny will not make them happy, and the knife pierces the heart.

I read it with mixed emotions, cheers for you

…I finally couldn't bear it any longer, shit, shit, shit, shit