[Classic Literature Crossover] Financial Independence in the 19Th Century

This male protagonist is really annoying. There is no end to the best relatives.

This is a bit frustrating. They ridiculed and humiliated the heroine several times, but in the end, the male protagonist's inheritance still needs to be inherited by their descendants. So it's not like the big family doesn't have other candidates.

It's like two people who were in an ambiguous relationship ended up not being friends after talking about it. But this one is the male protagonist, so it must be successful and get better in the end. But there is a very strange feeling. After I got angry, I went out for two years. As long as the relationship didn't work out, the two of them would never see each other again. Everything they said before was fake and they were not good friends. At first, I said I wouldn't get married, but as soon as I confessed, others didn't agree, and I got angry again. And the middle is just abbreviated. You can write about what the heroine did because of other things, rather than because this person left. The middle is empty, as if she was just waiting for him to come back and continue to fall in love. In short, it was fine at first, but now the more I look at the male protagonist, the more unhappy I am.

It's a bit like two famous works combined haha, it can be called arrogance and reason

I like the rewriting of the relationship between Marianne and Brandon. I think in the original novel Marianne was grateful to marry Brandon. In addition, her previous unabashed love affair with Willoughby made her famous. Colonel Brandon's proposal was her life-saving straw. For Brandon, it may be the effect of empathy. Marianne is like his lover who failed to achieve results, and she was harmed by the same person as the niece he failed to protect. He failed to save the first two, hoping to protect the remaining Marianne. It seems to have a happy ending, but Marianne should not lose her other life choices because of one love. Brandon is also a good person and should not regret his last failed relationship for the rest of his life. I hope they can both be happy.

Um. . Is a great writer who wants to put his wife in a mental hospital worthy of appearing?

Mary's doubts are also my doubts. Sometimes I want to travel back in time and ask men in the 19th century why they could say "I have fallen deeply in love with you" when they proposed marriage after only meeting a few times. I also want to ask the crowd, why can they say "Look, he has completely fallen in love with her" even though they are just friends who have known each other for less than two months? If we really love each other so much, why do we change our hearts so easily after marriage? If it's not that much love, why should it be in the name of love? If love is so precious, why can't I feel the weight of the promises I make. If love is cheap, why would people pursue love... I just don't understand.

This brother-in-law's mother is a bit outrageous. Why would a girl with a dowry of tens of thousands of pounds marry a lawyer who is discriminated against? [Rolls eyes]

There is still an unpleasant feeling. Everyone is the heroine's good friends and brothers and sisters, but all of them gathered together to deceive the heroine. Although the hero just didn't want him to know that he did this, but as a matter of fact, it was really chilling. Relatives and friends for so many years, do you want to hide it from others if asked, just because he is the male protagonist, because he is a duke? Well!

Looking forward to the new article, when will it be released?