The narrative is simple and the rhythm is simple. After reading it, I felt that it was no longer important whether Grace killed or not. The most shocking thing was the repression and hopelessness of that era, the accusation of the oppression of poor women in the feudal society, and Grace's good friend was arrested. The worst thing about the young master playing with being pregnant is that she has to bear it by herself. There is no temperature in the icy world. The dead young master of the best friend is fearless and even wants to continue to play with Grace. The relationship between the new owner and the housekeeper is like the history of friends. There is nothing more desperate than this. After reading it, I am very fortunate that I am in this new society.
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