
[Gone with the Wind] Parallel Worlds
[乱世佳人]平行时空
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[乱世佳人]平行时空
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Oh, I don't know if I will have a chance to be seen by the author when I post a comment... This fanfic is so wonderfully written, filling in pitfalls + realizing dreams, and the characters are not OOC at all. God knows how many times I laughed when I read this article! Scarlett and Rhett should have been so happy! The big article is like a dessert shop! Well... It's just Mr. Butler who was lynched that's harder to imagine. Will the captain be so embarrassed... He is the one who chatted (chou) laughed (yan) feng (da) (pai) with the officer in prison, hahaha. In addition, I originally thought Miss Potter would write a story about one or two bad characters, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that the male protagonist was actually my husband (crossed out) professor! Cheer up and love you!
Bet a bag of spicy sticks that Bonnie Butler is a Gryffindor
I understand the logic, but why does Rhett need to vomit blood? ! ! !
To be honest, I don't discriminate against black people, but don't let me get along with them. A gentleman does not stand behind a dangerous wall
I'm laughing so hard hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha suddenly hp
Haven't you started writing this HP fanfic yet?
Ah ah ah ah, can you continue writing? This is great.
I have only watched the movie, not the original work. Gable's smile was full of charm. Oh, my girly heart...
Eh(?; ω;`)But I just feel sorry for Scarlett. Maybe I just don't have any principles and just want to eat cookies. Although I admire and respect Sijia as she grows up, and indeed there is no depth without suffering, I still feel that it would be great if she could always be a little girl who is pampered...
Scarlett's feminist declaration is probably what Mitchell wanted to say. The novel "Gone with the Wind" depicts many wonderful female images: Scarlett, Melanie, Mrs. Mead...