[Classic Literature] A Different Jane

Therefore, the feminist movement in the West has forced them to change the law, but some girls today actually want to hand over the rights that their predecessors had worked so hard to obtain as a matter of course. It is really inexplicable. They think that they can enjoy it in this way, which is simply crazy. . .

In fact, Bentley cannot be said to be a man with a weak personality. At least he feels more secure this way. After all, in the background of the original book, after marriage, a woman is completely an accessory to her husband. Compared to a shrewd and cold husband, Silly Baitian is a better and safer choice. It doesn't matter in modern times, but in an era when there is no legal protection for one's own rights and even life safety, if you really marry a very smart husband, you really can't control your life or death... How to put it, just like Bu Bu Jingxin, the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, but he will destroy the female protagonist's best friend. You can't say he doesn't love her, but this kind of love is really creepy sometimes. It's better to like a silly person, so that you don't have to worry every day that something will happen to the people around you when you are alive...

Isn't it a bit outrageous to ask a 13-year-old girl to work as a nanny at her uncle's house... Or as a confinement nanny + childcare nanny in charge of confinement meals and education of young children? Although it does show that the heroine is very good, but...

The Mr. Bennet described at the beginning of the article is incompetent? He left a very complicated impression on me.

Is this why Sherlock has been renting a house? Hahahahaha

In the era of Pride and Prejudice, it was a very shameful and unseemly thing for a lady to enter the kitchen.

No, Mrs. Bennet is not the daughter of a squire, she is the daughter of a businessman. Her brother is still in business, so Mr. Bennet said that he married her because he was stunned by beauty. Otherwise, he would not dare to say that. It is because Mrs. Bennet got married across class lines that she worked hard to have children and forced her daughter to get married quickly. Otherwise, her natal family could not protect her and her daughter. Once Mr. Bennet passed away, their mother and daughter would be miserable! But Mrs. Bucket, who is an aristocrat, is different. Even if Ruth's father has gone bankrupt and her family owes a lot of debt, she can still marry a rich man to pay off the debt, and she still dares to cheat! It's because Karl's family only has money but no social status, so they need her to lead them into the aristocratic class and upgrade their resources!

The values ​​​​are good at the moment, but I remember there were a few servants in the Bennet family. Why do you have to do all the physical work yourself?

Everything has to be the same as the original work, so why not read the original work? Fan fiction is inherently OOC, as long as it's not too outrageous and out of the normal British social category, wouldn't it be enough?

According to the earl, there is no such thing as endless things in the world [laughing and crying]