The female protagonist Sally is a character at the lowest level. She was violated by her adoptive father since she was a child. The remaining two children were forcibly sent away and forced to marry Johnson. She compromised because of the beating and took care of three troublemakers for Johnson. child. Her most concerned sister, Nanti, couldn't bear her adoptive father's covetousness to defect to her, and then was kicked out for not giving in to Fan Johnson. The fate of the heroine is thus constantly compromising with her husband. Perhaps it was her sister's persuasion and the example of her courageous struggle with Sophia, which touched her heart. It wasn't until later that she met a woman who gave her the courage to change - Sage, who was also her husband's lover. She taught her to laugh bravely and express herself bravely. And she is becoming more and more aware that obedience cannot make suffering pass, and there are many possibilities in a person's life. She insults and disdains Johnson. She chose to leave. She resisted when Johnson tried to hit her again. She shouted "I'm relieved" as she left in Sag's car. Good luck starts here. Her adoptive father dies, she inherits the house and opens a tailor, Harpa and Sophia reconcile, Sag reconciles with her father, and Johnson starts watching her seriously, but they can't anymore. In the end, Nante returns, with the two children she had been sent away, both grown up and with wives. This is the best ending, and it's so beautiful that it's unbelievably real.
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