In the spring of the 15th year of the Republic of China, Shen Zhigui, a wealthy lady at home, met Lin Yanshu, who had returned from studying abroad, for the first time when her family was worshiping her ancestors. One is trapped by ethics, and the other wears fashionable clothes. The two become connected through books and develop a secret love. Shen Zhigui was forced to become a widow and was proposed for marriage again. Lin Yanshu helped her enter the preparatory school for female teachers. They became closer but were suppressed by rumors. The current situation was turbulent. Lin Yanshu secretly participated in the civilian education movement and was reported to the police. Shen Zhigui sold her dowry and begged her brother to save her. Lin Yanshu was forced to leave Jiangzhou after escaping danger. Shen Zhigui accompanied him in the name of "seeing a doctor" and spent a short period of peace in the concession. In the final mission, Lin Yanshu needed to transport supplies, and Shen Zhigui took the initiative to use the Shen Mansion Pier for cover. The housekeeper informed the police and the military police rounded up her. Shen Zhigui led the pursuers and was arrested. She refused to confess in prison and was secretly executed. Lin Yanshu survived, never married, founded a girls' school, raised a white cat, guarded the embroidery and the loquat tree, and dedicated the rest of his life to you.
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This book strictly adheres to:
· ✅ No politically sensitive content (fictitious background of the Republic of China, no real historical figures or events, neutral stance)
· ✅ No pornography or vulgarity (emotional lines are subtle and restrained, no explicit descriptions)
· ✅ No violence and blood (no details of torture or killing)
· ✅ No negative guidance for minors
· ✅ No plagiarism or infringement (characters and plots are all original)
· ✅ No feudal superstition
· ✅ The protagonist has correct views (sacrifice for the righteousness of his family and country, in line with the positive values of the times)
