Isabelle's family has a curse. In order to avoid this curse and for a happy marriage, she chose a ridiculous way to win her own happiness. The ending of the story is happy, she did not escape the curse, but still had a happy life.
Why is Isabelle not confident in her love? Ten years of accumulation, mutual faith and love, can't be compared to a ridiculous curse?
For real life, is our love more important, or is the experience of the so-called past person more important? We always hear all kinds of dogmatic sayings, such as how women should treat marriage, how women should discipline their husbands, and how mothers-in-law should treat daughters-in-law. Once you accept these dogmas, it seems like you can't teach it if you can't make it. In fact, people and people are so different, and things are so different. It is not the things that control our hearts, but the way we think about them. When we hate someone paranoid, isn't everything he does wrong?
It is not time that defeats love, but the unease of our inner selves. We live on the trajectory of others, afraid of being out of the mainstream, afraid of losing. But in this world, the more afraid, the less there is. If you are afraid of losing love, love will be lost. Why don't you have confidence in yourself, but you have confidence in others? Do you want to live in someone else's world all your life? If you don't have faith in love, either give up or find faith? Why stand still?
The heroine finally found the life she wanted after some tossing. How do you find and own the life you want?
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