"Dare to praise the skill of the needle with ten fingers, not to draw long eyebrows, hate to press gold thread every year, to make wedding clothes for others." The second half of "Poor Girl" is a portrayal of Du Jin'er's destiny.
Du Jin'er was supposed to be the daughter of a wealthy merchant, but fate tricked her because she was a twin. Her elder sister lived a carefree life with fine clothes and fine food. She followed her mother and lived in exile since she was a child, living as a slave.
During an accidental trip to Shanghai, the twin sisters met in a temple. The quirky eldest daughter Mu Xue proposed to dress up with Jin'er, which triggered a love triangle entangled with love and hate. But unfortunately, she has no part in the love triangle at all.
Childhood sweethearts Master Jiahong and Mu Xue have been in love for a long time. In order to regain their love, William, an infatuated and cunning businessman, went on a vicious plan to frame his love rival and accidentally stabbed Jin'er to death as a "substitute". . .
The character of Jin'er in "My Savage Daughter" is a gentle and kind-hearted little white flower. She can tolerate her brother's affection for him and her newlywed husband to have a concubine. She was cheated and had nothing to do but she stood up and resisted at the end. However, the screenwriter was inhumane, so Jin'er was not rewarded and could not end well.
It's really hard to let go of such a beautiful girl, and I want to give her a good ending.
The male protagonist will be William, and the background of this article is in the late Qing Dynasty.