The original plan was to write about human beings + Cthulhu, but I couldn't get the flavor out of it. It read like an insect world. I thought about it for a long time and decided to change the subject. I will write it later, and I apologize to the readers who have been waiting for the article.
The new article is based on Maupassant's classic novel "Beautiful Friend" and can be regarded as a sexual version of "Beautiful Friend". If a woman were in Duroy's position, how could she cross classes? Would it be more difficult for her to succeed than Duroy. There are some elements of "Petro Goriot" and "Nana" in the middle, but not much. If you haven't read it, it won't affect the reading experience.
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Rosamond Duroy is a country girl who came to Paris to make a living. She used trickery to entangle her childhood friend from a well-off family, and was recommended by him as a tutor to Mr. Claude, who was separated from his wife. Rosamond's beauty and gentleness made the depressed Mr. Claude radiant, and he soon became Claude's lover, but the latter found it difficult to divorce his wife. After her appointment failed, Rosamond targeted Ravallo, the manager of "Journal de France" and a financial magnate.
Ravalo is serious and has a clean family tradition. When he was nearly forty years old, he spent his energy on his career and son after the death of his wife. However, he was in trouble with Rosamund and almost married her.
Rosamond, who couldn't get a promise from Lavallo, simply set her sights on the husband of her best friend. Martino, who was suave and well-written, flirted with him by taking care of his sick friend, and finally became Maletino's wife, officially entering the upper class society.
Martileno was born as a commoner and relied on the support of his father-in-law and the countess to achieve his current status. After marrying Rosamond, Martileno's career entered a period of stagnation. Rosamond, who couldn't stand being the wife of a small editor, revisited old dreams with her first two lovers, and finally focused on Ravalo's youngest son, a romantic who was completely opposite to his father.
In a sentence: This is the story of a shameless and stunningly beautiful poor woman who transcends classes. The content contains sexual intercourse and immoral relationships. Readers who are concerned will be informed.
Intention: Believe that you can break out of the siege.
It's coming, it's coming, it's coming, it's coming, it's coming
Can you tell the difference between Lavallo and Laloa? It seems very laborious.