
Burnett's Secret Garden
伯内特的秘密花园
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 49k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 16y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
20Chapters
342Favorites
10.0Score
6Nutrient gifts
3.6kClicks per chapter
977Comments
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Madam, even the annual update has expired. When will it be updated? However, I am still very grateful to my wife for writing such a clever article. I particularly like every protagonist in it, and the pairing of Little Edward and Alan are also very interesting! Allen is really charming, cool and ruffian.
I have been thinking about this pit. I really hope to see the real ending of these two people. It was Mr. Jacob D who had had enough and broke up with the Duke once and for all. It was the Duke who changed his mind and decided to be with Jacob. Or they maintain this on-and-off emotional tug-of-war.
This article has been finished for a long time, and the possibility of the author updating it is pitifully close to zero... And to be honest, this is my first time writing a long review. The first long review I write is dedicated to something that was fooled more than two years ago. These two unreasonables add up to being reasonable! SO, I started writing. In fact, there is another reason for writing, that is, I have read the entire Jacob series over and over again more than three times. Oh my god, it is so appetizing and so cute! The love between people with erroneous views is shocking and natural, and it's actually cute! Douglas's characters have a sense of fittingness, just like well-tailored clothes. Anything more or less would be awkward, but this is just right. There are not many people who can master their own words and stories, and someone like Douglas makes me extremely happy to read it! Let's talk about the light comedy Mr. Jacob series, which is also my favorite work by Noi. The background of the story is a strong Western European style (in fact, all of his works are of this style). The descriptions of the characters and the background are all written in a few words. They are concise and expressive, easily transporting people into that wonderful Victorian era. Gong is a rigorous and rational public principal. He is characterized by calmness and wisdom. In this book, we can see his hidden side: his feelings, his inseparable infatuation and love for his childhood sweetheart, the Duke. This kind of emotion is taboo and dangerous, completely contrary to his rational life, but it is also his only weakness, the only and uncontrollable love. This is actually the most charming thing about Mr. Douglas. A piece of top-quality white jade is flawless, then it is just a simple piece of good jade, missing something. And if the white jade is stained with blood, if it is stained in the right place, it will turn into blood jade, and then it will be valuable. We can't know how beautiful something is without flaws. We have to have flaws to know its value. Even if Mr. Douglas cannot be said to be a top-quality jade, it can still be said to be a piece of beautiful jade. He is excellent, but if his emotions are also excellent, wouldn't he be unreal enough? Not enough flavor? If this story was about him marrying a beautiful and kind-hearted lady in a proper manner, then I might not even be interested in reading it. Imperfections allow us to see beauty. An excellent man who is calm and restrained, the only thing he loves and can't get rid of is a philandering nobleman. What an incredible but wonderful combination! In fact, there is a plot in the article that Mr. Douglas had a fiancée, but she died. Mr. Douglas fantasized that if she had not died, he would probably be a noble gentleman now and not be entangled with the Duke. So, how likely is this? I believe that love and infatuation are things that are completely beyond your control. Maybe Mr. Douglas will no longer cheat on his wife physically after getting married, but he has no way to control his heart, and he may always be emotionally unfaithful to his wife. ... However, this is also a cute point! I silently feel that Mr. Douglas who likes Mr. Duke is complete! So let's talk about the Duke. Frankly speaking, I think the Duke is a very interesting person. At first, I thought he was a very lovable friend, because he was obedient to Mr. Jacob, gentle and lively, without any aristocratic arrogance. Then as I slowly read it, I realized that this man's aristocratic temperament was born in his bones, because no matter how ridiculous he did, he always had a confident confidence: gambling, keeping a mistress, it doesn't matter, I have money. I go to various high-end parties, flirt with beautiful women, and find people to sleep with. I am a complete playboy. It doesn't matter, because I am a duke. Even if I go to divorce court and my body becomes like a teenager, it doesn't matter, I have Jacob! Look, Duke Edward, every move he makes reveals his superior self-confidence and aristocratic temperament, which makes him involuntarily command the people around him. Even though he has always been gentle, even submissive in front of Jacob, and behaves unruly at ordinary times, he is indeed an out-and-out Duke, and everyone must use the honorific title for him. The most disgusting shortcoming of the Duke is his philandering. He is very sentimental. He can be tender and affectionate with the lady at this moment, and he can spend the night in Mr. Douglas's bedroom at night. However, in fact, this philandering characteristic may be because he is a noble. Let us assume that if the Duke is a dedicated person, then there are only two options for him. One is to elope with Mr. Douglas, like little Edward and Allen did (of course, I personally think that little Lord Edward eloped with his civilian boyfriend not only because of the illusory thing of love, but freedom is the most important thing!) The second is to inherit the title, marry a wife and have children, and never have an sexual relationship with Mr. Douglas for the rest of his life. Frankly speaking, both of these choices are quite painful, but since the Duke is not sentimental and has a mental disorder, his relationship with Mr. Douglas can only go to the two extremes of being public or perishing. The former is the mainstream of novels, while the latter is often the continuation of reality. However, the considerate Douglas gave us a third option. The two maintained a secret relationship in an almost affair-like manner. Of course, the Duke and his wife had divorced at this time, and the Duke continued to be amorous and continued to need Mr. Douglas. When you have a teenage son, whether you are married or not is not too important; and given the outrageous level of the Duke's philandering, insiders' relationship with Douglas is not so shocking. Not only did the ex-wife and son express varying degrees of acceptance, but the son, Lord Edward Jr., Even invited Mr. Douglas to deal with him despite his extreme dislike of his father's secretary lover. [Compared with him, I would rather choose Mr. Principal! ]So you see, philandering is not without its benefits. It at least allows people to accept greater absurdity. A foreign background, a duke, a principal, can write many stories. But both the writing style and the characters are just right, the plot is witty, and the jokes are cute. Only Douglas is the one I like the most. The Mr. Jacob series feels like ice cream to me, with a fresh and refreshing sweetness. From time to time, I can eat a piece of almond slices, which fills my mouth with fragrance. It's really great, it makes me feel like I'd be sorry if I didn't write something to express my feelings! Finally, Nima, let me kneel down for Douglas' huge reading volume...╭(╯3╰)╮ Finally, can I have a little hope that Mr. Douglas, who is keen on doujins, can update it in two years... -3- And finally... Well, the garden is not mainly about Douglas and the Duke, but since this is the only pitfall, I will put it here~~~\\(≧▽≦)/~
It's been thirteen years, will you come back?
It's been 15 years, can I still wait for my wife's renewal? I really like the Duke and the principal [crying]
A fierce man plunges into the pit Hello brothers at the bottom of the pit
This passage is my favorite in the collection of James. Reading the previous articles, I always felt aggrieved for Mr. Douglas, and always had the urge to reach into the screen and slap Duke Edward on the face. In this article, it seems that the Duke has grown more in love with the principal, and I am very happy! Also, I have always been puzzled about who the mothers of the two little lords are! I feel so anxious to follow the article. I don't know when I will see the update. I give the author a big bouquet and please update it soon! ^^
So can Edward still be caught 😭
It's really beautiful. Can I still wait for an update in my lifetime? Woohoo!
Woohoo, wow, it's been nineteen years, seven or eight years have passed, and there's still no update?