Translation: Return of the Aboriginals

The Return of the Natives is a riveting novel that explores themes of love, betrayal, regret, and rebirth through the stories of Clem Yeobright and Eustacia Weil. The novel is set in Egerton Heath, an ancient place surrounded by wilderness and full of mystery and metaphor. The story begins with the encounter between Climb Yeobright and Eustasia Weil. Eustacia is a proud and beautiful woman whose love for Clym is filled with passion and determination. However, their love is not accepted by the outside world. Clem's mother, Mrs. Yeobright, was prejudiced against Eustacia and considered her unsuitable to be her daughter-in-law. Meanwhile, Clem's ex-girlfriend Thomas Lynn also expressed concerns about his relationship. Clym and Eustacia's love is thus in trouble. As the plot progresses, the relationship between Clym and Eustacia gradually deteriorates. Eustacia's behavior arouses Climb's dissatisfaction, and Climb's indifference also makes Eustacia feel painful. Eventually, Eustacia left Clym and tried to make up for her loss by dating Wildebeth. However, this relationship did not bring her real happiness, but instead plunged her into deeper troubles.