Although the conflicts between several husbands were a bit confusing and forced me to draw a relationship diagram, I think it is generally good. Before reading the book, Mrs. Zabini only knew that she had died seven husbands. However, in this book, the author fleshed out her character. The heroine's initial uneasiness when she came to the new home, and her subsequent observation of words, her love of money, from wanting to find a good husband, to realizing that she He married multiple times just to have a family. It was progressive and logical, and the things he couldn't get when he was young would end up trapping him in his life. Ethan, who planned to the extreme just to get the first ray of sunshine in his life, and the heroine, who was used as a tool to pay off debts by her parents when she was young, left home too early. Although the Davis family is a good family, they are isolated after all, so they married multiple times just to give themselves and Zabini a harmonious and happy home. Darren is a standard Bai Yueguang. After his death, he lives in the memory of the heroine and also in the readers. Every time Darren is mentioned in the following text, the heroine can't help but reminisce sadly. We also follow the heroine to recall the happiness of the two of them at that time. We also wonder what would have happened if Darren was still here? The heroine thought this when he just passed away, but later she gradually understood that Darren was indeed gone. I think she is a more realistic kind. She has gone through wind and rain, washed away the luster, and finally returned to innocence. When she was young, she loved jewelry and money because she was exposed to the cold and warmth of the world at an early age. When she was old, she was light because she had experienced the wind and frost and learned about the world. She always recognized the reality and was not deceived by appearances. When Sylvia was working as a lobbyist for the Dark Lord, she stopped her losses in time and told her that the two were just allies. Perhaps fate had already arranged the ending at that dinner party. The heroine has "ageless" beauty and astonishing wealth, but the price is that she cannot have the stable and harmonious home she wants, and a husband who sacrifices his life for her beauty. Finally, thank you for the meal, it's delicious [shy]