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Poverty killed a noble and innocent beauty

The result is not beautiful and the process is very painful.

This book is very touching, and the heroine Tess is really pitiful. She was so kind, but she was always hurt. The so-called love of those men eventually destroyed her. As the book says, "If you offend people for the truth, it is better to offend them than to bury the truth." Hardy used his words to expose the cruelty and hypocrisy of society. This is not only a love story, but also a profound discussion of human nature. I highly recommend you read this book.

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I don't believe that fate fulfills love, but I believe that fate fulfills each other. Love that goes both ways is so unforgettable, even if you can't meet the right person at the right time.

Tess is not at fault, but she bears all the blame

This book records the love story of the protagonists Tess and Angel. It is poignant and touching, tear-jerking and sympathetic, but has a tragic ending.