It has nothing to do with the fact that my wife's hands were planted when she died, she didn't grow into a tall girl, and she never saw a young lady. This is a book with little affection. The first half is about the main character's past. It's dark, obscure, cumbersome, and maybe not very eye-catching and unpleasant at all. I'm making a fool of myself again... I can't explain the second half. Why does the heroine have a strong Hamlet plot? You can check it out for yourself.