Relatively cold narrative, not much emotional investment.
A man tolerates the woman he likes dancing with other men, as is the case in the social world, dancing is a legal wife swap.
A girl's relationship is as unstable as her menstruation. Once a male chases her, she will fall in love with him, and will not care who she likes before, because that person's father doesn't support them.
Because of her lack of love, she was crazy, but fortunately her brother saved the stray girl in time and drove away the swinger.
There is a scene where a certain man could assassinate Napoleon, but he gave up because Napoleon said, "Just put out the fire".
The first half is an emotional narrative, the second quarter is war and natural scenery, and the last quarter is an account of the ending.
The Russians played an empty city plan, and Napoleon, who had no supplies, had to retreat. He didn't understand why he didn't go to the surrounding towns to plunder.
I'm sorry, seeing the end, I don't know who the wounded soldier who died beside the heroine was.
Many people say that it is very similar to "Gone with the Wind".
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