Man's style is not satisfactory

This is another growth education of Mulligan, a new 19th-century woman's growth experience in the life of a love partner. Hardy's novel written in the 19th century is considered a masterpiece, I have never read it (the famous novel is the most frightening), judging from the movie, the novel is estimated to be a romance novel, a rural farm far away from the city, a girl It’s completely different from the three styles of painting. Men’s Love, Hate, Love and Enmity. Since it’s a famous novel, I believe it’s still interesting to watch. Unfortunately, this movie is condensed into a weird way, bringing together all kinds of emergencies in a short period of time. At the same time, the bloody nature of the plot is prominent. Those who have read the original will probably not find it too abrupt, and those who have not seen it will start to grin.
Speaking of these three-on-one "love, hate, love and hatred", I generally don't open NP romance novels. I will be hurt by the author because I like a certain character, and at the same time hate the protagonist of the other party. Self-abuse behavior is that. These three men can be regarded as highlighting the masculine characteristics of romance novels in the mainstream market, the simple and hard-working oak, the mature and stable gentleman's boldwood, and the lustful troy who uses the flesh as a label. The three of them fell in love with Miss Bathsheba at a lightning-fast pace. Is it a Mary Su? I can bear it~~~ I remember that this is called growth education. Miss Bass can be regarded as a thoughtful new woman. It can be seen from her rejection of the first two marriage proposals that she does not want to look like a perfect marriage and a husband. This is a very advanced trend of women's ideas. It's a pity that women are not careful. She was deceived by her flesh and desire and passion. Miss Bass actually responded very quickly, but unfortunately it was too late. What I want to protest is the choice of these men, oak is too handsome, troy is too strange, especially the beard, ugly and dead, it is really hard to imagine that this is a representative of small fresh meat, which makes ordinary people see itchy teeth and eat it. I was full and chose such a master. I'm done with eight.
I was actually looking forward to it, because Hardy's Tess was really amazing under Polanski's hands. This book is a little disappointed in both the spirit of the original book and the movie~~~~

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