Julie fell in love with a tutor, St. Poole, when she was young, but her father asked her to marry a noble Wal-Mart, and Wal-Mart asked St. Poole to live with her after marriage. Julie can always overcome her desires.

Because a researcher, Jean Starobinski, said that Julie's image is a lady of Gao De, so there are many such views so far, but some teachers also said that Julie is not just a lady.

Before getting married, she invited St. Poole to her room before her parents came back, because she thought that if she was pregnant, her father would have to let her marry St. Poole. Would a lady do that?