As a Chinese student, Eleanor had a happy family and a smooth life, but she never imagined that she would be transported to England in the mid-to-late 19th century when she opened her eyes.
Here, Eleanor met three very close children, but not long after, her father took her out of the country because he needed to treat her frail body.
She came back to England again to hold a funeral for her father.
Here she met her childhood playmates again, and they had already become pillars of society, but Elinor discovered that one of them seemed to have exchanged identities with others.
However, the probability of meeting acquaintances here is very small. She quickly chatted with them and settled in the UK on the advice of these three people.
After a peaceful time, she met a detective named Sherlock Holmes.
Eleanor:? Your name is Sherlock Holmes, so what was that one written by Conan Doyle?
Maybe it was a coincidence, she thought.
A few days later, she saw "A Study in Scarlet" written by Watson under the pseudonym Conan Doyle in the newspaper.
Eleanor: It seems... Very reasonable.
Eleanor: No, is this the genuine Sherlock Holmes?
Fomo confrontation scene:
Moriarty: Catch me if you can, Mr. Holmes.
Holmes: I will find the evidence, Professor Moriarty.
Eleanor: (looking left and right) Is this a serious detective column? Why do these two look so ambiguous?
After witnessing countless such confrontations:
Eleanor: I understand, this must be a pirated version of Sherlock Holmes, or it could be a fan of Lalang.
Purpose: The purpose of learning is not to understand the world, but to transform the world