I stumbled across this time-travel drama by accident. Except for the heroine Amanda, all the other roles are fine. I think the reason for choosing such an ordinary heroine is to make the audience better understand the perspective of ordinary girls. After all, Mr. Darcy is a mass lover.
I can't accept that Amanda, who is a fan of the original book, would still make such a fuss and attract attention when she travels back. Since you can memorize the plot, why can't you just shut up and be a bystander to help fuel the flames? You have to be grandstanding to attract the attention of other men, so that men and women are interested in you, is that okay?
The last thing I complained about was that Amanda was so embarrassed to call Mr.Darcy to perform wet temptation, and abruptly put the 95 version of Colin's stalk on it, I really have nothing to say, YY has no limit!
View more about Lost in Austen reviews
