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Love Beyond Memory
Collection time： 2024-10-24
Episodes： 100
Overview：
To escape her stepfather’s clutches, Iris Moon returned to the city where she grew up after graduating college. There, she founded a housekeeping firm, but because of poor management, she could not afford rent.One day, a man came to her, offering her a fortune to work as a live-in nanny for him. It was only upon getting into the car that she realized her future boss was none other than Cedric Klein, the man known all over the city for being abusive.
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The plot mirrors classic cautionary tales like "Carmen" and "Macbeth," where characters are drawn into dangerous situations by temptation and a loss of control. It also recalls Gothic literature's tradition of dark, complicated family dynamics with a twist of modern-day exploitation themes.
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**Love Beyond Memory**: A cautionary tale weaving financial desperation with the complexities of navigating an infamous city tycoon, echoing shades of Gothic and contemporary dramas alike.
Iris navigates a tense web spun by cruel fate, akin to Jane Eyre's struggles under Rochester’s shadow, finding strength amid mocking doubts and unexpected family bonds.
Iris's journey interweaves with classic tales of resilience and complex parent-child dynamics, echoing themes from "Jane Eyre" in her fraught yet defining relationship with her new unconventional family.