Pride and Prejudice: Becoming Jane Bennet

Finished? After the official match is broken up, will Elizabeth be finished without a significant other?

Why do you still have to follow the original plot even though the characters have been replaced?

No, the interaction between the male and female protagonists in this novel is much less than in the original novel. Why did they suddenly fall in love? Isn't this just changing the heroine into the original plot?

Didn't you finish explaining it? What about the person who looked at Elizabeth with cold and sinister eyes??? What is the reason?

I read the entire novel in one go. To be honest, I read the introduction and reviews several times before reading the main text, which made me hesitant whether this was a novel worth reading. I have not read the original book "Pride and Prejudice" because I always doubt whether I can read it completely and carefully and understand it, otherwise I will feel that I have wasted my time and read a book that is worthless to me. But recently I was attracted by a fanfic of this famous book, which made me unable to help but look for more fanfics to read. This novel was one of the few that I couldn't help but want to read after reading the introduction and reviews, and I finally decided to read it. Some parts of it actually made me not want to keep reading it, but I thought it was not too long and I should finish it. Before I forgot that the previous plot was not confused with other novels, I spent another half day reading it. This novel is not the most brilliantly written novel I have ever read, but the relatively long-term, daily and gentle descriptions make me feel that it is worthwhile to finish reading it. (This is also one of the few novels that I am willing to write a long review to express my reading experience (?◇?))

It looks good, but I haven't finished writing it yet!?

I read it in one sitting~super awesome! It feels like watching the original work! What a bonus for fans of the original novel!!! I really want to watch the extras~ Please write more

Madam's writing style is ordinary and warm. The emotional line in the first half overlaps with the original work, and it feels a bit like Jane stole the CP. But fortunately, the second half has a lot of original content, and Madam's writing style makes up for this very well. Although Jane has traveled through time, except for the changes in the events that have a great impact on the Bennet family, the golden finger of time travel is basically not used. Jane's views on relationships are very surprising. It really feels like Austen when reading it. The most impressive thing is the passage where Jane rejects Darcy. It not only fits the current situation of that era, but also fits the setting of Jane's time travel. It is obviously the modern view of the British view of marriage at that time, so it is not surprising that she said such words. On the other hand, Jane's emotional intelligence is really enviable. She is a person who naturally understands what needs to be said on any occasion without the slightest deliberateness. She is also very smart, kind, and considerate of her family. If in the original novel Jane is a gentle, subtle and reserved beauty, and the wife added a little mental toughness to the time-traveling Jane, it fascinated Darcy. I don't think it's surprising at all.

Congratulations on the ending, are there any extras?

I want to see the extra story about Darcy's married life and their next generation, as well as the extra story about Miss Darcy.