G. Seasoning

Since it was first released in 1868, it has been remade into films several times. A heartwarming story told by four lovely sisters! The March family, whose mother, Mrs. March, runs the house on behalf of his father, who served in the Union Army in the Civil War. The March family is a little vain, but friendly first Meg, The second Joe of aspiring writers who have little self-control but are open-minded and honest. The third Beth is shy and timid but always considerate of those around her, A little spoiled but a lovely artist Amy, the youngest, has four sisters. One day, the four sisters become friends with his grandson, Laurie, when the rich man next door, Mr. Lawrence, sends a Christmas present to his family as if he did a good deed... It is a touching story of four sisters who live in poverty but are courageous, and Lori and Lawrence, who are neighbors, weaving them together.

Although she was born as a noble princess, her life was abandoned by her fiancé and betrayed by her family. “I don’t need to live kindly, I will live more splendidly than anyone else. Even if that's called a wicked woman.” After her return, the prelude to her vengeance was to kneel before her cheating fiancé. But before long, “Princess! There is so much gold, they say, that the Royal Bank's warehouses are running low!” “Princess! Every country is clamoring to serve the princess!” “Princess! Oh my God, the Emperor of the Empire has come to visit!” The world kneels before Erdella.