Transmigrated as a Foreign Maid: The Earl Chases as I Flee

[Transmigrate to England + some historical elements + ensemble cast + devoted couples + a touch of Mary Sue] Hua Ci woke up one day to find she had transmigrated from the 21st century to Haverly Manor in England in the early 1900s. Her graceful, lovely East Asian features left everyone marveling, and she seized the opportunity to stay and become a maid. In the warm, open, and outspoken West, Hua Ci’s reserved nature and fierce determination to keep striving gradually drew countless eyes. Hua Ci readily turned down the advances of men who fell in love with everyone they met. But when it came to the manor’s handsome and refined master, Frye Kedri, she was at a loss. “Ci, why do you always shut me out?” The distinguished man furrowed his brow sadly, looking down at the little maid who barely reached his chest. “Count Kedri, I’m an Easterner. I’m not used to the kind of love you have here, where the flames flare up quickly and die just as fast.” “If I accept someone, I want him for life.” Hua Ci told the count earnestly and sincerely. The count furrowed his brow and smiled gently, his watery blue eyes full of tenderness. “If you accept me, my life will begin.” “If you leave me, my life will end.”