Stuart Wilkes was best at two things in his life: one was maintaining the façade of a "good gentleman" and the other was expressing ridicule to the world.
The meaninglessness of the social order that only revolved around grandiose and gentlemen made him want to laugh, but in order to save trouble, he had to pretend to be a good gentleman.
Just pretend to be brothers and sisters and spend the rest of your life like upper-class gentlemen.
When facing the object of his future love at first sight, Scarlett, his attitude was only frivolous, and she was obsessed with her brother.
Until the damn war kicked him from nothingness to the world.
A greedy and selfish woman is as vigorous as a weed at this moment.
It shines so brightly that people can't take their eyes away.
"You like my brother, then it's easy."
"In this way, I will become your good wife. You can use me as an excuse to get close to my brother, how about that?"
"What, you said that I just wanted to be your lover?"
"... I was wrong, can I still change it?"
Note:
This work belongs to Scarlett Dream Man, Scarlett is definitely a bot.
The author does not consider herself a feminist, so please don't have high expectations.
The author is mainly consequentialist and utilitarian, so what he writes will be very strange.
The male protagonist fully supports the female protagonist's career and is not a total tool.
The male protagonist is a native of Chaos, good, nihilistic, has a strong desire to survive, and is extremely rebellious.
The author's views may be somewhat incorrect. I really don't think Scarlett did anything wrong, so the male protagonist is also in this state.
I have no ill feelings towards any of the three original wives, and I affirm Rhett Butler's charisma, but I hate their treatment of relationships.
I don't think Rhett Butler is a good match for the heroine, but Scarlett likes it, so I support Scarlett to take a few bites.
The younger brother's attitude towards Ashley is very complicated. The brotherhood between them is real, so it will change the tragic direction of Ashley in the original work.
Purpose: People should not be blamed for their survival