(Pride and Prejudice) Beauty and Money
（傲慢与偏见）美貌与金钱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 267k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
75Chapters
587Favorites
9.3Score
138Nutrient gifts
2.5kClicks per chapter
271Comments
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It's really well written. Mary's growth is particularly well written and very delicate. The creation of a male protagonist is quite rare, a vase male protagonist, but it is quite interesting.
That said I really enjoyed this one! Mary's growth and changes are really written in detail. From the somewhat flamboyant and conceited nerd at the beginning to the silent, tough, and transparent woman in the back, it is really relatable. Mary tried hard, but found that she still couldn't break through the shackles of the times. In the end, she chose to live according to her heart. I think the ending is handled very well. Only in the vast and lonely land of Ireland can she gain true freedom. And the male protagonist is really handsome and cute!
This list, this aesthetic is indeed very split personality 23333
In the previous episode, Arlin and Annie were together. I think this pairing is quite interesting.
An unexpectedly good article. It is neither Mary Sue nor romantic. It can even be said to be desolate. The description of Mary feels like looking into a mirror.
Benest really looks like a silly big red-haired wheaten dog hahahaha
Every time I see Debauer, I will see him as Baoer...
Every time I see Debauer, I will look at him as a baby...
After reading it, I burst into tears and used a lot of toilet paper.
This paragraph is very beautifully written and full of romantic imagination. By the way, I have the impression that Gaelic is a Scottish dialect. The protagonist's hometown in Ireland is close to Scotland, so it is also spread across the Channel?