Eugenie

For Eugenie, life is always the same and ordinary, but what else does she regret? What she is living is just the life that every woman should live. She looked down upon life, she had everything an ordinary woman should have, and she was content with the status quo. Of course, sometimes when I recall the past and young years, I will sigh a little, but that is just a little nostalgia and a little memory. She has long passed the age when she was dazed by unrealistic dreams, and is no longer the girl who once risked her life for love. Now, all she wants is a normal life. She is very satisfied now that she has friends, family, money and identity, and her own beliefs. At the age of forty-four, she no longer desires more luxury from life. At forty-four, for her, staying the same was fine. Until she met Eugenie. . A derivative novel, Liliwen, is based on "Eugenie Grandet" and "The Count of Monte Cristo", but basically just borrows the characters and background stories. References were made to "Dangerous Liaisons", its romance scam, and its epistolary format. And adding some operatic elements is quite superficial, because the author knows nothing about music, I only care about the plot, alas This article is divided into chapters. After one scene is written, the content of the next scene will be completely written before uploading, and one chapter will be uploaded every day... The update mode is very disgusting, so follow the article with caution . And, welcome to see my other works . Also, special reminder: This article contains prohibited behaviors for minors such as drinking and smoking. Drinking and smoking are harmful to health. Minors should not smoke or drink. You really shouldn't. Even if you want to try it out of curiosity, it will really be harmful to your body. No matter how small the harm is, it is a real harm, right? Adult readers please also take note. In short, avatars are virtual, and there is no need to worry about lung damage, tracheitis, coughing with thick phlegm, impaired vision, fire, uncontrollable increase in smoking, liver disease, trance, bad temper, inability to control emotions, unconsciousness outside, loss of personal belongings such as mobile phones, loss of personal belongings such as mobile phones, being unable to wake up the next day and missing important work tasks, etc. (Some of these are personal experiences of the author and are not scaremongering.) Everyone lives in reality and has a long-term future, so you have to think about yourself. Maybe try to develop safer hobbies, such as exercising, walking, buying books, reading, practicing calligraphy, painting, listening to music, etc.? I really like walking, reading and painting. Intention: I don't know either