Modern female executive x 17th century ascetic philosopher
Originally titled "Rich Businesswoman of the Seventeenth Century"
Vivian traveled to 17th-century England, where she disguised herself as a man and made money to survive. However, she accidentally got involved with some of the most difficult people of that era: Newton, Hooke, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Locke...
Some people became her friends, some became her boss, some discussed business with her, and some gave up the principles they had adhered to throughout their lives for her...
[Historical research | plot flow | heroine | male cleaning]
The relationship is slow to develop, and the male protagonist is attracted to her very early but does not make it clear that they are soul mates. The marriage system and moral values of the 17th century are at odds with modern people. In the end, the heroine will choose a way to be together that is acceptable to both her and the hero.
Newton also has a lot of scenes and has a deep bond with the heroine. The heroine is an absolutely special existence in Newton. Those who like to watch the genius friend line can feel free to enter.
Pre-receipt: "Miss Fatio", an imaginary story about the mental breakdown of middle-aged Newton.
"The Countess Doesn't Come Home", Marry first, love cookies later,
The above is from the same historical period as this one.
And "How to Avoid Sherlock Holmes," an emotional story about the great detective.
Demining:
1. A fictional novel set in the real England of the 17th century.
2. The heroine is a mature woman. Her growth lies in gradually understanding, taking seriously, and being tolerant of this era and the people around her.
3. Regarding the plots of historical figures in the book, the character creation is based on the author's interpretation of historical data. The timeline should be as close to historical facts as possible, important events should follow history, and details serve the plot. Please do not strictly conduct research.
4. Non-traditional HE, the heroine and the hero are soul mates, another form of HE.
5. Except for the historical ending, the other characters tend to have gentle endings.
Concept: People cannot choose the era in which they live, but they can choose their own life.
