The story begins on a stormy seaside night. Natsuko and Chiyo are taken away by creditors as "things" to settle accounts, and then resold to the middlemen of "prostitutes". The stone-like sister Xia Zi was not photographed by the old "mother" who bought the house, so she had to become an ordinary prostitute, and left this filthy world forever on the night she and her sister fled. Chiyo, who is like water, has gone through the vicissitudes of life, as predicted by everyone who understands the content in her eyes.
Everyone has to take their own destiny, although it is random and often unsatisfactory. Mamiwa said that becoming a geisha is because there is no choice, but do other people have a choice? In fact, the roles of the strong and the weak are constantly changing, and in the face of the strong, how much freedom does the weak have to choose? And the reason why the strong is the strong is because of his choice, or because of fate, who really knows all of this?
I fell in love with you at first sight, so I want to help you, protect you, keep silent to you because of the unspokenness, and finally reveal the truth. To be honest, this ending is really too beautiful, and the beauty is not close to life.
It's too messy to figure out, that's why I'm writing down these unintelligible things.
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