I finally finished reading this book, and it turned out to be a despicable and shameless person who used all kinds of upper-class women as bait in order to achieve his political interests and unscrupulous economic interests

I finally finished reading this book, and it turned out to be a despicable and shameless guy who, in order to achieve his political and unscrupulous economic interests of climbing upwards, used all kinds of upper-class women as bait, and could go on a career for free, he could hold the lady's hand and say that he loved her, and his eyes had already given the next woman, and he had made an appointment to meet at the same time. The text mentions his two wives, two lovers, he is probably only worried about the young and beautiful wife of the boss Walter, and the one he wants to rely on for life is Mr. Walter's daughter Susan, who he is attached to their young and beautiful faces and the power and money behind them. Perhaps, he does not love anyone, but for the sake of money status and wealth, anyone can say love. Eventually he embarked on a shortcut to success, sitting on thirty million francs, staying in the largest mansion in Paris for a long time, having the most beautiful and youngest wife, and he was the editor-in-chief of the newspaper Le d'étaux-française. Beauty, money, status, wealth in everything, living a life that everyone in Paris envies. But he was married to the daughter of his former mistress, Madame Walter, who could abandon all dignity and ethics for whatever he wanted. He was a man who had come from the lowest level of poor family society, and once needed to worry about three meals a day, but now he was sitting on all the wealth. It was money and wealth that corroded his soul, but the society in which he lived was so ruthless that all those who wanted to climb up were unscrupulous, and women were the most convenient means for them to get everything. There must be something hateful about the poor man. But he really succeeded, even by any means. At the end of the novel, he does not forget to expose his hateful soul, because at the wedding, even if he marries the most beautiful bride, he still thinks of his mistress's appearance. It is such a shameless person who makes every woman who loves him deeply unruly and vows to die with him. What the novel probably wants to expose is such a selfish society, a group of poor women, a group of despicable, profit-minded men.