Reborn in 1842, I Became a Literary Giant in England

To be honest, I thought of it as a time-travel novel at first, until his writing became a bit similar to "Jude the Obscure". I don't know if the author himself has ever read this type of book about the working people at the bottom of foreign countries, but I really feel that it is similar to Hardy's writing style. So the author, if you haven't read it, you can read it. I believe he will be of great help to you [Thinking]

After reading a little bit, it feels like British literature.

This book is a great insight into early Victorian life.

The writing is really, really beautiful. I highly recommend it! The author must keep writing, I can't get enough!

Hope to re-list

This is a real novel, a novel worth reading!

Good-looking, highly recommended, especially to elites (who like Britain very much), highly recommended

Not bad, comfortable to watch

Okay, very nice

I haven't seen a book like this for a long time

Very stylish, but some plots are a bit obscure

A very good novel, the description is particularly delicate, and it fully describes the living conditions of the common people and middle class in Britain during the Victorian period.

Is it possible to catch up with the latest one in one go?

I think there are more than 70 chapters. They are written sincerely. If you are interested, you can take a look.