The amount of information in this episode is large enough that I didn't have a chance to catch my breath after watching the whole episode. Miss Liszt has really done a lot of things, and her image has become more and more vivid.
1. Talked to Mr. Rosen about the coal mine face to face. 2. Mortgage assets to mine new coal mine. 6. I am concerned about Miss Walker.
Wow, Miss Liszt, you are so adorable. You are brave, witty, attentive, honest, full of love, you are a true doer, as you say we are not alive if we are not trying to better ourselves? You are truly 19th century, Thinking avant-garde into the 21st century.
Even after watching the seventh episode two or three times and then watching the sixth episode, I don't feel too bad for Miss Liszt's relationship. At least in love she is treated tenderly, although there is still a world that cannot be overcome. In the seventh episode, Miss Liszt lived a proactive life, taking into account both business and personal interests, taking financial risks, and the responsibilities of many people, which made people feel distressed, and distressed that she felt tired when she wanted to throw everything away.
Also, there is nothing wrong with a downright female drama, every female character is alive and alive. Maybe they are not financially independent and depend on men for their status, but they are all lively, with petty tempers and rich feelings.
The screenwriter, director, and actor are great! ! ! Miss Liszt is great!
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