Vanity Fair II: Ladies' Castle
名利场Ⅱ女士城堡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 425k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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181Chapters
673Favorites
2.3kClicks per chapter
9.3Score
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I don't know why, but I just find them incredibly pretentious. Maybe my own emotional needs are too low? Or maybe it's because I'm a poor person who doesn't understand the love of rich people, hahaha.
This book is more serene than *St. Petersburg*, but the atmosphere in *St. Petersburg* is more heart-wrenching. I used to think Song Meishan and Lu Chang'an were the sweetest, but their love story was fraught with hardship. Zhuang Er is one of the few female protagonists who doesn't suffer setbacks, partly due to the author's mercy, but thankfully, she loves Xiao Huiqing. Xiao Huiqing is so good…
I used to really like Manyu, but later I really felt that her relationship with Xiao Er was inexplicable.
Maggie Cheung should just stay rich and not get married! Men!
…Did Xiao Er really love Manyu?…The story is told from Manyu's perspective, so I didn't really get the feeling that Xiao Er loved Manyu…
If I remember correctly, isn't Lu Chang'an Meishan's husband? Didn't it say before that Meishan had given birth? Does this mean the two of them aren't married yet in this book?
During the competition, the two were equals and worked towards a common goal. Zhuang and Mang must have been happy during this process.
The female lead doesn't like Gu Xuanzhen, which means there's a lack of communication, and Gu Xuanzhen is constantly jealous of Xiao Huiqing… Perhaps the female lead's dream is to become Song Meishan; her interactions with Fei Mo are the most playful and genuine. Indeed, as Schopenhauer said: "The wise never fall in love." The female lead and Fei Mo are exactly her most adorable selves!
I finished watching it, and I really didn't understand it. So, Zhuang Manyu got what she wanted, but she's still resentful. Why is she so conflicted? Before, Zhuang Manyu vowed to teach Zhuang's mother a lesson and make her change her surname, but nothing came of it. I think this female lead is lucky and hasn't suffered much hardship. Her character is constantly improving, but that's about it.
Holy crap, this scene was so cringeworthy! It's a complete regression, like a run-of-the-mill diary!