
The Rose of the South [Gone with the Wind]
南国玫瑰[乱世佳人]
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Temporary Reading List: Foreign History, Classics, and Musicals
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Strong Female Leads: Mostly Straight Romance, Occasionally Gender-Bending
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I can't imagine how two men with such strong personalities can get along. Sooner or later, one will kill the other.
Speaking of which, the only husband who really died was poor Philip. I think this is the most perfect spouse among the heroines.
What the hell ending? The heroine's pursuit of freedom ends up in imprisonment??? The most comfortable man is the only one who dies??!
I read the ending twice and I understood it. Go ahead. The heroine is awesome. She can make a control freak compromise. She is amazing.
Wait, don't you think it's funny? When I saw the ending, I burst into laughter and made a donkey crow.
This ending! I wish we could meet each other po18, Philip has no body, Thomas is not dead either hehehehehehe
I was a little confused until the end. How did the heroine and her first ex-husband meet? How did Thomas survive? And why didn't you find a female protagonist? Also, did the heroine travel through time or was she reborn into this world with the memories of her previous life? There is also the existence of the male protagonist. To be honest, this is the most... Well, the least impressive novel I have ever read. On the contrary, the first ex-husband gave me the feeling of being a big boss with the male protagonist's script in his hand. Although he did not appear many times, he could refresh his presence almost every two chapters. Especially at the end, I felt that he was the winner in life. His son was raised particularly well, and the heroine was captured by himself. Oh, if you ignore Red.
Holy shit (The old man on the subway looked at his cell phone. Jpg) Shocked
The heroines in the author's works always want to preserve the dignity of the "upper class", but they can only rely on men when facing threats with live ammunition. It describes how each canary "expresses itself" in a cage made of gold, and then carefully tests back and forth on the edge of the tolerance range of men. As a modern person, if you are looking for novelty, you can feel novel by watching two movies, but you can't keep watching them. After all, the work must serve the contemporary world. Reading too many novels that show how women use their beauty and "outstanding" wisdom to find good men will turn you into a donkey.
Although I can't understand it, I'm shocked