The author's writing blurb is terrible. I've read tons of novels and have always wanted to try writing one myself. This time, I finally worked up the courage to publish it! Please go easy on me if there are any rough spots. If you like it, hit the favorite button so you won't lose track of it!
From Hanover to England, Adelaide had always innocently assumed she had transmigrated to nineteenth-century Britain, where her task was to follow the script of an older unmarried woman raising her daughter to become a future empress.
That is, until she met the male lead of a world-famous romance novel.
She realized she had been very, very wrong.
In Mr. Darcy's eyes, although Mrs. Darcy differed in many ways from the traditional ladies he knew, she was truly a woman of many talents. He liked women who were talented, but neither the things he found adorable about her nor the reason he loved her had anything to do with her many talents...
When I fell in love with you, I didn't yet understand love. Only after we parted did I realize how deeply it had touched me. Why didn't I realize that meeting you was the best thing that ever happened to me? --
In other words, it is better to have the Darcy in the original book who overcame his father's death and took up the family business to take care of his sister. That is the real Darcy in the book. This little Darcy always wants to step back, and there is always room for him to step back, because there will be someone to help him take part or even all of the responsibility so that he can escape. Maybe he will never become like the original, and I hope he will not grow crooked. This chapter has been emphasizing little Darcy's escape. He also has helpers who help him bear at least half of the responsibility, and he doesn't know what will happen.
I think the heroine is very good-looking and has a background as the daughter of a duke. She also has good business acumen, high culture, and various skills such as piano and painting. But at this time, you assign her to the "little Darcy" who has not yet grown up and is under the protection of his father. It feels like this. First, this is the past of Darcy under normal circumstances that people have speculated. He is immature and does not want to be a soft-boiled woman who likes to rely on himself. He will have emotions for the low-married girl who marries him. Secondly, this kind of heroine doesn't seem to match the original male protagonist, let alone the "little Darcy" in the novel. This will cause the beautified image to be "deteriorated". The better the heroine's condition, the more ignorant this "little Darcy" will look.
It's really well written and brings history ingeniously. Father, daughter, she herself is a real person. Except that her husband is not Darcy, Edward VII is not indulgent because of Georgiana.
I ate this wave of dog food.
Just like this, the heroine has been in the UK for three years. When they got married, he said he would be good to her. If the hero can't figure it out, wouldn't the heroine be very pitiful... Ugh
I feel like the timeline is a bit confusing. I mentioned earlier that Georgiana has two sons and a daughter, but here it's back to the newlyweds. The transition is too abrupt.
The British royal family has a surname. At that time, it was Hanover, but later it was changed to Windsor. .
It's beautiful. Keep up the good work.
Why did I see the update?
Very well written, thumbs up~