[Classic Literature Crossover] Roses for Catherine

I didn't know what to say at the end. I came here to read about love at first, but I unknowingly discovered that this book is about life, and the relationship between family, friends and lovers pointed out very key points. Most fans of "Pride and Prejudice" have somewhat ignored the needs and ideas of the parents in this family. Moreover, the five girls in the Bennet family are also people with their own characteristics, such as Mary and Lydia. In fact, I also like their characters very much. I like Catherine's attitude towards the world in terms of career. Reason and romance coexist, and the ending of the story also has a beginning and an end. Although I still felt lost after reading it, I have a feeling that life is like this. It tells the story that even though you are surrounded by trivial matters, you can live a wonderful life, but in the end it still returns to peace.

My wife added the aspect of female independence to this derivative article, and I am really touched. Catherine fought for women's rights in Britain at that time, just like feminists who are not too radical now. Some were criticized and some were supported. She was able to write this in such a comprehensive and detailed way. She is great! Here, I would like to give a red rose to my wife~

To be honest, I really like this book. It is one of the most outstanding derivatives of Western classics I have read. This book is very exciting, both in terms of concept and writing style. I really like how everyone has been arranged. It's a pity that Dada has decided not to write any more spin-offs. I hope Dada will be well in the future.

I stayed up late and read it in one breath. This is not an ordinary book, or it seems to tell a story from the past. I won't comment on the part about women. After all, I don't have a clear point of view on this. Personally, I like the handling of the emotional line, it is simple but full of true feelings. The first is the heroine, Catherine and Knightley. "Friends and lovers" are often mentioned in the article. "Friends" come before "lovers". They started as close friends, and love was born from friendship. They love each other, and under the restraint are two hearts that are close to each other. But similarly, Knightley is Catherine's best friend and confidant, and they still have a friendship. Their feelings can be summarized as more than just love, but there is no doubt that Miss Kitty and Mr. Knightley are worthy soul mates. Second, there is a couple that I like very much, Lydia and Dr. Bright. The love between them is bright and makes people smile uncontrollably. The dramatic encounter. Lydia becomes a better person because of Dr. Bright. The beauty-loving and frivolous girl becomes a famous designer. Bright's "cutting off love" is also fresh in people's memory. Their story is like a fairy tale, with brilliant colors and a happy ending. The story of Jane and Leonard is left blank, and their story is not revealed to the readers, but what is worthy of belief is that they are in love. Elizabeth and Darcy, this "official couple" need no introduction. Finally, there are Mary and Mycroft (forgive me, I am still more accustomed to this translation). They made me feel a little complicated. At first, I was not optimistic about them, nor did I think they were a good match. I was quite resistant to this couple. But the extra story made me understand a little bit about the unspoken feelings between them but they knew each other well. Maybe love is so diverse, and no one else can evaluate it except the two protagonists. But I insist that they cannot become a secular husband and wife. The best way for them to get along is to be friends and in love. This may be me being arrogant, but it's not bad, isn't it? In addition, Mr. And Mrs. Bennet, I have very mixed feelings about them. On the one hand, it is difficult to tolerate their shortcomings, and on the other hand, it is difficult to feel disgust. But that's it, inner conflicts will always exist. There are also other "supporting characters" who don't have too much ink, but their images are lifelike and flesh-and-blood. This is a rare point. At least I have seen many texts where even the protagonists are extremely thin. Charlotte, Sophia, Chrissy, Fred... And those whose names I didn't even mention, I felt their true souls. At this point, I am still far away from the word count requirement for a long review, so I will just add a few random sentences. It is now 2023, the first grade of junior high school has just left, and this book has been completed in 2020. I am still surprised to read it, just like an audience who has missed a drama performance, I can also feel the beauty in the replay. It is a pity that the author no longer writes about derivative themes of Western classics. I hope the author will get better and better. This is a late review, but who can say that it comes at the wrong time? At night, with the sound of fireworks outside the window, I wrote this review. At night, people always become emotional. At least on weekdays, I would never take the time to write such a long comment. Anyway, all the best.

It's great. After reading it, I will start to think about some things about women's rights and female friendship. I thought about it and found out a little sadly that the important right to speak in public opinion or other things is always not so tolerant to women. In other words, it is always in the hands of men. I deeply feel that I am not a pure "feminist", and I don't want to focus on the so-called opposition between men and women, but I need to make some conceptual changes in myself. In the face of certain things that have been agreed upon in society, I need to tell myself that it is wrong to favor men in this way. Regardless of whether I have the ability to change it, maybe the outcome is unacceptable, but I need this cognitive progress, just like the hazy clarity in the chaos. Compared with the 19th century, our current era is undoubtedly happy for women. Our predecessors have done so much for us. After thousands of years of imprisonment by concepts and customs, the wreckage left by the breakthrough is like the increasingly smaller and stubborn dirt. It is stubborn, stiff and hard to touch. To me, I am a little angry and a little helpless. And time is always willing to take care of and assimilate those corners. After the extreme of male supremacy ends, it is not to move towards the extreme of feminism. I only hope that in the future there will be true unity in the world. Maybe I am too idealistic, but this is indeed my impression after reading this article, and I have written so much without realizing it. They are all superficial opinions, and I have no intention of preaching. I hope everyone will treat it kindly.

In fact, I personally feel that the girls of the Bennet family have the soil to grow the consciousness of women's liberation struggle, and that is restricted inheritance. It just requires a broad vision, strong power of action and firm will. In addition, it is quite logical to combine the identity of time travel and the personality of the protagonist. In addition, I feel that Mr. Knightley can really be said to be the most ideal character in this article. There is actually such a man in the world who is willing to do this. It was two hundred years ago. God (the author) really didn't want Catherine to be too lonely. Catherine's thoughts on marriage are also applicable to modern times. The role and status of many women in marriage has not fundamentally improved compared to that time. They even have additional financial responsibilities because they can work. If they are injured after becoming a wife, the perpetrator can legally reduce the sentence. I feel that entering into marriage is to give up my personal rights as an equal individual. It is really a long way to go.

It really hurts me that the author doesn't write derivative works of Western classics. This is a rare top 3 in my mind.

I think that encountering this article was another surprise for me in Jinjiang Literature City. I don't like classics very much, but fortunately, I can occasionally encounter surprises in online novels. I don't have time to write too many words. Maybe I will write down new thoughts in a few days, but I should stop here today.

The characters and settings are not patented, and what's more important is the core. My wife has a lot of her own understanding, and it's a beautiful ending combined with the background of the times. That's enough.

I have read other derivative works of "Pride and Prejudice" before, but currently I like this work the best. I am very happy and surprised to meet such a good work and author.