Liz, who struggled with depression for decades before ultimately taking her own life, is reborn at a time before any of the tragedies have happened. How will she keep them from happening again? How will she cure her depression? And what will she choose for her future with Darcy: rekindle their old romance, or go their separate ways and forget each other?
P.S.:
1. I'm revising and expanding this story as I fill in the gaps. The previous chapters were locked, but will gradually be unlocked.
2. This contains the author's imaginative additions, mainly Liz's depression and the golden finger she gets after being reborn. The original golden finger was far too overpowered, so the revision will probably tone down its wish-granting ability. It was satisfying, sure, but really, I wrote that broken ability because I was too lazy to think up a plot. Its powers will be subject to many more restrictions.
3. The main plot will probably focus on healing. There will be a romance, with Darcy as the pairing, but I'm not sure how it will develop.
4. The goal of revising is to finish this novel. I may cut a lot of side plots, though I'm not sure yet. I'll see how things go as I revise.
5. I'll grit my teeth and get the ending written, no matter what.
Theme: Saving others and redeeming oneself.
In fact, I have always been curious about how Darcy and Bingley became friends. The Cambridge encounter as conceived in this article seems unlikely based on the age gap between the two, although it can be explained that Darcy attended Cambridge relatively late. In my conception, it is possible that the kind-hearted Bingley once helped Darcy in a friendly way, so the two became friends. In addition, the children in Uncle Gardiner's family are not very old, so it is impossible to have a cousin older than Liz. Of course, everything is for the development of the plot. I'm quite curious about Aunt Philip. The original novel doesn't mention her children, but she treats her niece very well, so she probably doesn't have any children.
Financial constraints [covering face and laughing and crying] [covering face and laughing and crying] [covering face and laughing and crying] Their life in the book is quite extravagant, comparable to that of a small noble
Bingley is actually a rich second generation who relies on interest and does not know how to do business. Otherwise, Miss Bingley would not look down on Jane's uncle. She also kept silent about her father's business fortune.
The salary of a tutor may be even lower. You can hire a valet for thirty pounds. In later novels, Jane Eyre's salary as a tutor was only thirty pounds.
I estimated a long time ago that the Bennett family's annual income would be in the tens of millions today. In addition, Darcy's income cannot be considered investment, but land production and deposit interest. The deposit interest at that time was terrifyingly high. Bentley could get an income of 5,000 pounds per year for 100,000 pounds.
It's very well written. Come on, it's just too little.
The remaining chapters are locked, so sad
Is it a son? Didn't he live to reach adulthood?
Jinjiang is an illegal word... Use some snacks during the review, why did you accidentally hurt it again?
Wow, it looks good. I feel like the content is very novel.