Miss Renee d'Herblay was born into a wealthy family. His father was a count in the Oise province. His family owned thousands of hectares of fertile land, had a beautiful wife, and a beloved daughter. He was so unhappy. However, she was jealous of her father's twin brothers and his wife. One night, Renee witnessed the tragedy of her father's death and mother's death. The family property was also taken over by her uncle. From then on, Renee began a life of dire straits. Because she could not bear the fact that her uncle killed her father, Renee separated the sub-personality of Simara and suffered the pain, while she still lived a simple and happy life. In order to protect herself, Simara split into the male personality of Aramis to resist abuse. As time goes by, thirty years pass by in a blink of an eye, and Renee's life is full of ups and downs. She moves from Oise to Paris, and then from Paris to Madrid. Having experienced the joys and sorrows of the world, Renee writes a magnificent poem with her life and love.