[Classic Literature Crossover] Anna Reborn

. . Scarlett Hao, who has read too many original works, is not used to seeing Scarlett in the movie...

If anyone is a bit similar to Anna, of course it is Lu Xiaoman. He worked vigorously for love, ah, everything was for love. Anna abandoned her son, and Lu Xiaoman had a miscarriage. It was the fault of the times that everything collapsed. They were right, but it was Anna who was completely crazy about love and committed suicide. Lu Xiaoman Man, on the other hand, directly tried to force his second husband to die, while he lived on tenaciously. Those who liked Anna and excused her did not know whether they liked Lu Xiaoman or not and sang praises for her. I guess in the eyes of Leo Tolstoy, the dead Anna was the good Anna, and the living Lu Xiaoman was just a common person.

Check this is crazy, is this Gone with the Wind? It feels like the plot scene is stepping on the rind of a watermelon, where does it slide?

It feels very different from reading the original book, and it feels a bit embarrassing because I have read it so many times and it still makes me uncomfortable no matter how I read it.

Do foreigners also use chopsticks to eat?

Really, it doesn't really have to be Anna Karenina wearing a classic. Even if the heroine's behavior is influenced by the personality of different dramas, it is too awkward. Looking embarrassed. :(

Did Daisy seduce Cantaloupe's friend?

Although Anna is the heroine, it does not mean that the author approves of her. The author thought that she was a bad woman at the beginning, but at the end of the writing, he felt a little sympathetic to her, as if

Anna hates her husband so much, why does she suddenly want to see her husband again, even though he is his son?

I really can't figure out why Karina Anna hates her husband so much. Apart from being a bit rigid, I think everything else is fine. At least he won't raise many women like other men.