In her previous life, Madame Bovary pursued so-called romance and passion, abandoning her husband and daughter. Her lovers, after using her to the fullest, discarded her without a second thought. Finally, burdened with debt, Madame Bovary was forced to take her own life.
What would happen if she could live again?
Premise:
I don't think Emma has reformed the doctor well, maybe they will still have twists and turns. The doctor just likes him out of inferiority complex, and he meets few girls. It doesn't mean that no women will like him in the future. And is Emma really happy like this? Don't think so either. The description of all the hard work at the manor in the beginning is very vivid. This kind of country life is quite good. Emma's so-called revenge doesn't make it look good.
It's well written, but a bit short.
It can be seen that human nature is like this~~The doctor didn't cheat before because he didn't have this condition~~
Charles was actually fooled. Be careful about your chastity, Charles.
No extras? Woohoo~
It's very realistic~~ The daughter hasn't been born yet, and her husband will no longer be able to keep it~ Doesn't Charles have to be tricked by other women several times before he knows how valuable his wife is?
It felt like the difference in consumption levels between the upper and lower classes at that time was really big. Emma suddenly had to spend three digits again.
Although, it's really a bit miserable for Leon to have an extra child for no reason.
It's very interesting, but can there be more descriptions of the relationship between the husband and wife? I feel that there is too little emotional description, and the relationship between the husband and wife is like a revolutionary comrade [a dog's head holding a rose]
I don't think Emma has reformed the doctor well, maybe they will still have twists and turns. The doctor just likes him out of inferiority complex, and he meets few girls. It doesn't mean that no women will like him in the future. And is Emma really happy like this? Don't think so either. The description of all the hard work at the manor in the beginning is very vivid. This kind of country life is quite good. Emma's so-called revenge doesn't make it look good.
It's well written, but a bit short.
It can be seen that human nature is like this~~The doctor didn't cheat before because he didn't have this condition~~
Charles was actually fooled. Be careful about your chastity, Charles.
No extras? Woohoo~
It's very realistic~~ The daughter hasn't been born yet, and her husband will no longer be able to keep it~ Doesn't Charles have to be tricked by other women several times before he knows how valuable his wife is?
It felt like the difference in consumption levels between the upper and lower classes at that time was really big. Emma suddenly had to spend three digits again.
Although, it's really a bit miserable for Leon to have an extra child for no reason.
It's very interesting, but can there be more descriptions of the relationship between the husband and wife? I feel that there is too little emotional description, and the relationship between the husband and wife is like a revolutionary comrade [a dog's head holding a rose]
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