A gothic suspense interpenetrating lily novel based on "Jane Eyre".
On the eve of the wedding, Jane Eyre woke up one night at Thornfield Manor and found that she had turned into the "mad wife" Bertha Mason who was imprisoned in the attic; and the Bertha who really occupied her body was walking in the brightly lit corridor as "Jane".
Two women, one locked behind a door, the other finally having a name, dignity and light for the first time, had to join forces secretly under the eyes of Mr. Rochester.
They exchanged clues with mirrors, water, secret passages and notes hidden in hymn books to trace the hidden truth about their engagement, property and madness, and step by step they lived into each other's past suffering.
First came suspicion, then conspiracy, and then uncontrollable heartbeat - when the wedding was approaching, the two women finally understood that what was truly terrible was not each other, but the fate that forced them to replace each other and silence each other.
Attics, flames, secret letters, lies and love are intertwined. This time, it is no longer just Bertha who is locked up, and it is no longer just Jane Eyre who is saved...
Philosophy: The woman who was written as a mad woman and a docile governess finally join forces to regain their name, body and destiny.
