Hertford's Sweetheart

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The modern teenage girl's soul is merged into the third daughter in the book "Pride and Prejudice", who is described as "not loved by her father and not cared for by her mother", and who played "The Goldberg Variations" at the ball but was ignored by everyone. Her name is Mary Bennet. In the book, she is pedantic, fond of quoting classics, and has little presence. But after becoming a new person, Mary decides to "go with the flow" and quietly observes this family.