
The Lady, Part One
淑女 上
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The Lady, Part Two
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The writing is nice... But I don't want to see the pain of the heroine. I am no longer as ignorant as before, and I rarely read stories where the heroine and the supporting characters are hurt and open their wounds... I really want to see them resist (and succeed)
Why is there no follow-up about going to France? I saw it in the middle of the night yesterday and couldn't fall asleep.
Horrible... There is only one year between the happiest moment and the climax of the nightmare. If you could get divorced, or even be rebellious enough, you wouldn't have fallen to this level.
There is still Yang Yongxin in the 21st century, so I don't think it's strange at all that the lunatic asylum is like this
Every unhappy family has its own misfortunes. The Duchess can't find happiness despite her beauty and talent, and the little guy has no choice. His job is not going well, and he has no bread for love. Alas.
In fact, it is understandable what the heroine did. Although Betty is chilling, there is no way to watch her die. From now on, the bridge will return to the bridge and the road will return to the road.
Let's take them to the New World. I really want to kill this maid. How can I be sorry to them?
Wow, it's really a treasure.
So why don't these women kill the men if they can't bear it anymore? The property is taken back and people are free.
Thanks ma'am! I really like this article, group portraits of women in that era