I am Yun Xiaogui and have not read the original work. I have watched all the movies but my memory has been blurred after many years, so my recommendation is purely subjective.
Pit. It's okay, mainly because the part about the protagonist's family education style made me a little uncomfortable. I understand that education varies from person to person, but I think the approach of the protagonist's father is indeed a bit beyond the limits. Maybe the author wants to express that the education given by his parents to the protagonist is suitable for him. Outsiders' evaluations are a bit condescending, but this time I am a stranger. ) It is very important to give children a sense of security during their childhood and adolescence. It is too much to let a penniless child return to Ireland from London (it seems, it is far away anyway), even if he has done something wrong, to educate him! This is similar to the old Verstappen throwing him at a gas station and letting him go back on his own because of Verstappen's mistakes in the race. This method is successful because the child himself is a legendary king of pressure resistance. For ordinary children, this is abandonment.
Scientific reformist, very beautiful! It is a change that is very pragmatic and has firm belief in every step! And the author should be a teacher (in reality). During this period, he wrote the part where he asked the senior students to correct the homework of the lower students to see how stupid mistakes they could make. It was particularly funny hahahaha
It's cute at the beginning, but at the end it feels like the original novel has been written again. At the beginning, it was written that the heroine also likes to make small inventions and so on, but it didn't show up at all in the middle. Later, I pulled it out and used it again [to transform it]. Overall, it was okay.
Pit, great tragedy. Very surprising setting! This time is indeed a time of great change in the international situation. The heroine is very crazy and crazy, and I was looking forward to the collision between the ideas she had been exposed to since childhood and British witchcraft/purism, but it was a pity that she was deceived.
Good luck! It's a normal, non-teacher-student romance (it counts in a sense, but both parties have broken away from the teacher-student relationship), and an adult romance [Rainbow Fart]. I actually don't like SS, but this one is handled very well without being disgusted at all. The only problem is that the description of the female protagonist is very beautiful and the writing is very masculine, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable.