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Sometimes the novel is called Madame Bovary after the French model. The plot reveals the life story of Emma Bovary, who, disappointed in her legal husband, enters into extramarital affairs to escape the meaninglessness and insignificance of life in the province, which eventually leads her to moral bankruptcy and suicide.

This is a story of intergenerational drama, as the only child born to Bovary's marriage, Berthe, was sent to her paternal grandmother after the death of both parents. When she died, she went to live with her aunt, who forced Berta to work in a cotton factory to earn a living.