In Bay City, USA, in the 1830s, Wilma Valento woke up in the hospital with confused memories. She was told that she was once a poor singer who sang in a bar and suddenly received four thousand dollars overnight. At the same time, her fiancé's whereabouts were unknown... A few years later, she was determined not to explore anymore. After returning to her past life, she didn't expect uninvited guests to knock on the door one after another: an irritable but concerned road veteran, a casino owner who claimed to be a friend and invited her to a dinner, a red-haired captain who solicited customers late at night; and the familiar man in a suit kept saying he hated her, but he kissed the exposed back of her dress with jealous eyes.
Things to know before reading:
1. A fan of "Goodbye, My Love", an attempt to deconstruct the image of the "femme fatale"
Due to the changes in the background settings, Malloy's character has changed a lot, so if you don't like it, don't enter.
2. The original work belongs to the "Detective Marlowe" series, but this article predicts that Marlowe will have less roles (because the stupid author can't write it accurately)
3. Friendly suggestions in the comment area are welcome. Personal attacks will be punished with a pitchfork.
Purpose: live a good life