Actress: Catherine Earnshaw
Hero: Heathcliff
"Both the male and female protagonists have abnormal personalities. The male protagonist is dark and twisted, and the female protagonist is self-centered."
1
A sudden snowstorm blocked all contact between Wuthering Heights and the outside world.
Fortunately, there are countless flour, red wine and cheese in the villa.
Heathcliff closed the door and turned away all travelers who came for help.
Until a girl appeared at the door of the villa.
The girl has long black hair, dark brown eyes, fair skin, and is tall. She looks very much like Heathcliff's dead lover: Catherine.
Catherine who betrayed his love.
He knew that before the storm stopped, the girl would be the new owner of Wuthering Heights.
2
In the deepest part of the ocean lives a witch who will grant the wishes of young girls.
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Comprehensive "Wuthering Heights"
"The Daughter of the Sea"
To the little cuties who have read the original work: There are several private settings in this article that are inconsistent with the original work.
①Cancel the existence of all second-generation characters.
That is to cancel the existence of young Catherine (daughter of Catherine and Edgar), Hareton (son of Hindley and Francis), and Linton Heathcliff (son of Isabella and Heathcliff).
② Cancel the setting of Isabella Linton marrying Heathcliff in the original work.
In addition: the opening timeline is set in November 1784, about eight months after the death of Catherine Earnshaw, her brother Hindley Earnshaw is dead, and Heathcliff fully takes possession of Wuthering Heights.
Intention: Love till death.
