The Nineteenth-Century Heiress

Hey, I really love this article, but every time I see Luke's death, I don't want to read it. Why does the author have to write him to death? . . The front is really exciting. If you marry Luke and develop daily chemical products according to your career, it must be a classic 19th century article. It is a pity. . . The writing behind it is really unsatisfactory. And the author's writing style is really good. I don't think it's bad at all, but the plot setting is quite criticized.

I can't help but read it again... I want to see why it is so difficult for the female protagonist to pursue a scientific career in modern times... Other articles are just mentioned in passing. Although this article is weak and bad, at least the female protagonist in the early stage is still very serious about her career and it is very interesting.

Detailed but watery, a lot of nonsense but good-looking, the ending is hasty but acceptable... A love-hate reading experience... To be honest, I would rather the heroine not get married, but maintain a romantic relationship.

Not recommended, lightning protection, the front is okay but the back is a complete mess

I finally finished reading it. In fact, I think it is quite interesting. The ending is too rushed. I still want to see the exposure of the female protagonist and the love between the male and female protagonists in the original book. The female protagonist is always too sensible. She and the male protagonist are either talking about improving the tap water or the drainage system. I have to say that the heroine's career is fine, and there should be a lot more to write about love, but it's a pity that it ends hastily. I also like that the author describes the heroine in profile. Although there is a bit of plot that I think is unnecessary, it is not as bad as the comment section said. Generally speaking, the subject matter is very good. I really like the story about Eastern women who travel to the West and then start a career. They are beautiful, smart and well-loved. I really like this kind of character design, rather than a story about Cinderella's hard work.

Although the ending is a bit abrupt, overall it's not as bad as the comment section. It feels pretty good. Of course, it would be better if there were more extras.

I feel that this book is just a superficial description. I feel that my wife is not very good at dealing with emotions. I just skipped it because she couldn't write about it. It's 70% nonsense mixed with 30% useful stuff.

What a disappointment. Suddenly I remembered that I didn't catch the ending. Why didn't I read the reviews before buying the finale? 0 Points is my last tenderness. Either focus on your career or find a relationship that respects women. I also want to write about a heroine who is infinitely charming, and I also want to build a career for the heroine. Four different things.

I still feel that no one is worthy of the heroine. If it were not for the limitations of the times, after the death of Luke (her young fiancé), Vivian would not agree to any suitor for the sake of love. After all, she is a free woman and a pioneer of female independence.

Scroll to the end and take a look... Okay, okay, to be honest, I originally thought that the final CP would be the kidnapped little boy. After all, Vivian is so rich, I thought she would prefer a young, cute and pure boy.