[Classic Literature] The Remarkable Miss Darcy

After re-reading the extra chapter of Chapter 43, I found that the marriage between the two was indeed described. But at the same time, it was also discovered that the author had changed more than sixty chapters. It should be that the author's mood has changed since that time of this article, so he changed the final direction of the story. In fact, this article generally has a happy ending. The female protagonist has a successful career, fulfilled her ideals, and has a love that is unforgettable. Her life has come to an end smoothly. The male protagonist disappeared along with his biggest enemy and has a lover. Although he did not fully reveal his feelings, even if his life ended in a short period of time, it was a relatively perfect ending for him. It's a pity that it's just a reader like me. I'm too greedy, so I regret it. The last scene of the movie is indeed the most touching scene in this article. This goose-yellow hat with a ribbon will remain in my heart for a long time.

Although woc is well written, I really didn't expect it to be be... I never read be! I'm just a layperson, I always thought they could get married after getting rid of Moriarty... I saw many big guys analyzing very well, but I can't do it at all. I only know that it's one o'clock in the middle of the night, and I feel very uncomfortable... Yes, their relationship is very beautiful, but for me who pursues perfection, TAT

The first long review in my life, I am willing to dedicate to this book. I burst into tears when I saw Miss Darcy running. Yes, she lived her dream-like life so freely and happily. This is the only Mr. Holmes novel that I dare not read twice. I know that Miss Darcy is regretful, but also happy. But I can't help but think that in that last case, Mr. Holmes may have ignited Cloris' love so passionately from the details and eyes with his unspoken love. She said: "You have to come back safely, and then come up to me and tell me that I also have your love." Because she knew the plot of the original book, she was actually a little certain that he would definitely come back, just like us readers. He will definitely come back and express this love beyond reason with his own words. But he didn't, he died. So I became sentimental and thought about it, would Miss Darcy live in guilt? Will there be a moment, even just a moment, when you think it is the butterfly effect brought about by your own arrival? How sad she would be, her calm and just lover would never look at her with those gray eyes again. I understand that the author is writing about oe, but after seeing the last case, I know that this story is destined to be a tragedy. It was so unexpected and yet expected. Mr. Holmes's unspoken love, Miss Darcy also lost her love because she met such a stunning person. I really cried, and the dull pain in my heart mocked my overestimation. The nature of human beings is to like those tragedies and feel heartbroken for them, and I am also one of those vulgar people. There are also parts of this book that I am dissatisfied with, but when I read it to the end, I suddenly felt that the author wrote it really well. Because after watching the last case, I only knew how to look for clues in the extras that Mr. Holmes was not dead. I knew that when I saw Cloris running, I was mixed with sadness and relief. Anyway, I am very grateful to the author for bringing me such a wonderful novel. Thanks! P. S. I wrote this review after reading this book for a long time. I felt too resentful towards the author after reading it, so I didn't dare to write it.

I may be the first reader to read the ending. I had saved about twenty chapters before and was ready to read it. As I was reading it, I suddenly realized that it had been updated. Unexpectedly, this is the ending. The author's control of the text is very skillful. It is not a gorgeous one, but it really brings us into the London of the Victorian era and into the world of Cloris and Mr. Holmes. This is really a hearty and immersive reading. I was initially attracted by the case. I really didn't expect that the author had such a skillful technique and could write such a delicate case, linking one link after another, foreshadowing one after another, and the twists and turns never stopped. Later, I was attracted by drama. I can't think of any words of praise. I can only say that the writing is really good. If these dramas were really written, they would be good. But then, I was attracted to Cloris. For example, the title of the book "The Marvelous Miss Darcy" means that the protagonist of this book is Miss Darcy, and only Miss Darcy. It is a fanfic developed from Sherlock Holmes and Pride and Prejudice, but it is by no means dependent, it is independent. Like Miss Darcy, she is her own protagonist. Whether it's love or family affection, it's just a part of life. There are more important things in life waiting for Cloris to complete, and that is the ideal she strives for. The ending of this love line seems to be a bad ending, and it really left me with a lump in my throat, wondering what it meant. Suddenly, I remembered the play "Elizabeth", a tragedy. Why did Cloris set it up like this? The reason is that she wants the audience to think. I think this is the original intention of Huangmei Patriarch. The love line is beautiful, but it has never been the main line in Cloris's life. How to realize women's rights and ideals in the feudal and conservative Victorian era is what Cloris has been fighting for her whole life. Fortunately, she realized it. This is a novel that truly speaks for women. It is hidden in beautiful love, making it difficult for people to pry into it. Only with a tragic ending can people think deeply. This novel never has a bad ending, but the best true ending. Whether Mr. Holmes is involved in the second half of Cloris's life is no longer important, because Cloris has already experienced love in her life. It may not be so happy, but it doesn't matter. Love is never everything. Cloris is by no means a woman who will be trapped in feelings. To be young and in love, to enjoy the years and enjoy love, love is not the first priority. I also thought of the author's words in the preface of "Kim Ji-young Born in 1982": "May every daughter in the world have a bigger dream." This is the blessing of Zhao Nanzhu, the blessing of the Huangmei ancestor, and the blessing of me in front of the screen, a little reader, to every reader who likes, admires and admires Cloris as much as I do. Cloris's play is over, it's time to go wash up and go to sleep. Your play has just begun and is far from ending. To be young and in love, to enjoy the years and love, but don't forget to have greater ideals. I am proud to be born a girl.

Ah... I just felt a long feeling after reading it. It's really a pity that there are many shortcomings and it feels like it ended abruptly. I always feel that there is still a lot that can be written. For example, we haven't even seen Cloris make any movies. For example, the women's movement she launched has only just begun. The plot of Pride and Prejudice is all completed, but there are still many personal shining points of the heroine that can be explored. It doesn't mean that Moriaty dies and Sherlock Holmes is over. This is the only point I disagree with the most. For the rest, it is a good work. The part about Dracula is too Western fantasy, and it doesn't look like something that would appear in a Sherlock Holmes story, but there are all kinds of wonders in the world, and anyway, with more puzzles, at least Sherlock Holmes will be very happy. I was very surprised by the integration of the Red Hair Case and this article. The original work seemed to involve digging a tunnel to the bank vault next door. It makes sense for this place to be a prison robbery. The character of the heroine never collapsed! What a big surprise! ! After all, Mrs. Holmes in too many fandoms is just Mrs. Holmes, and we all know that Lao Fu pursues an independent, clean but mysterious soul. The open ending at the end reminded me of the original work. Conan Doyle believed that the final case would be the end of Sherlock Holmes' game, but the readers' voices were too loud, so he was forced to write The Empty House later, and then continued... Maybe the original Sherlock Holmes was indeed tired, maybe he was back. It's just a dream in itself, coming and going. How could Sherlock Holmes stay for so long? He is always on the road to pursuing the mystery, unless he dies. Sherlock Holmes is indeed a fantasy of ours. I don't want to see him grow old, hobble, or have gray hair, or have a blurred memory. Let the great detective live in our memories forever young. Mistery never ends. So LOVE does.

I felt very sad after reading it Maybe I've watched too many family reunion dramas So I was very surprised when the last case suddenly appeared at the end. Even though this is an OE ending, I know clearly in my heart that this is indeed a tragedy. There are a thousand Hamlets in a person's heart I also saw a lot of dissatisfied ties. After all, anyone who sees the proud and wanton Miss Darcy being stabbed at the end of her life when she thinks she will stay with her lover for the rest of her life will be unhappy. But the ending is really unsolvable So I was pleased that Miss Darcy was still positive and optimistic after hearing the news of Holmes's death and always believed that he would return tomorrow, just like the original story of Return. At the same time, I was extremely sad, for Cloris and for Sherlock. Maybe Sherlock Holmes should have died in the battle on the cliff. This is what Conan Doyle meant Heroes should die heroically It's just that as readers we cannot accept it I was listening to Eversleeping while reading this And it happens to be the soundtrack of "400 Years of Horror" It goes well with the sense of fate in this book. So it became even more uncomfortable Finally, I decided to read another Sherlock Holmes fanfic by the author to soothe my wounded heart?

I remember that the hysterical extra chapter mentioned earlier that Cloris married Holmes, but how come she remained unmarried at the end?

There are too many things to express, there are too many characters, and the two worlds are switched back and forth, just like I am really writing a movie. If it is really a movie, then I may be more patient, but this is obviously not the case. The frequent switching of the narrative protagonist and the background of the era makes me have a very poor sense of experience and cannot get deeper into the plot. Not to mention dramas within dramas, novels within novels, every author tries his best to write clearly, but in my opinion, it is like useless. The outline is too strong, and the emotions are cut into pieces. It has little significance in promoting the plot. In other words, I don't feel the significance of these in promoting the plot. After reading the whole, it is just two words, boring.

She is truly the "Great Miss Darcy". In the feudal and conservative Victorian era where women were suppressed, Cloris was a beam of light that cut through the sky. I like Cloris' independence and self-confidence so much. This is the real new woman. She is never an accessory to men. Love is just a part of life. She strengthens her ideals and beliefs and realizes them bravely. She is not afraid of danger in the face. This is the real feminist.

The first long review in my life, I am willing to dedicate to this book. I burst into tears when I saw Miss Darcy running. Yes, she lived her dream-like life so freely and happily. This is the only Mr. Holmes novel that I dare not read twice. I know that Miss Darcy is regretful, but also happy. But I can't help but think that in that last case, Mr. Holmes may have ignited Cloris' love so passionately from the details and eyes with his unspoken love. She said: "You have to come back safely, and then come up to me and tell me that I also have your love." Because she knew the plot of the original book, she was actually a little certain that he would definitely come back, just like us readers. He will definitely come back and express this love beyond reason with his own words. But he didn't, he died. So I became sentimental and thought about it, would Miss Darcy live in guilt? Will there be a moment, even just a moment, when you think it is the butterfly effect brought about by your own arrival? How sad she would be, her calm and just lover would never look at her with those gray eyes again. I understand that the author is writing about oe, but after seeing the last case, I know that this story is destined to be a tragedy. It was so unexpected and yet expected. Mr. Holmes's unspoken love, Miss Darcy also lost her love because she met such a stunning person. I really cried, and the dull pain in my heart mocked my overestimation. The nature of human beings is to like those tragedies and feel heartbroken for them, and I am also one of those vulgar people. There are also parts of this book that I am dissatisfied with, but when I read it to the end, I suddenly felt that the author wrote it really well. Because after watching the last case, I only knew how to look for clues in the extras that Mr. Holmes was not dead. I knew that when I saw Cloris running, I was mixed with sadness and relief. Anyway, I am very grateful to the author for bringing me such a wonderful novel. Thanks!