The Handsomest Man in Meryton [Pride and Prejudice]

In this case, shouldn't we secretly give medicine?

There is really no need to despise the craftsmanship at that time. The background of Pride and Prejudice is the early 19th century. Graphite was discovered and started to be used in the 16th century. In 1761, Germany perfected the strength and hardness technology of the pen core. In 1812, the jacket was solved to complete the prototype of the modern pencil. During the Renaissance period, when there were no pencils, everyone used silver-line pens, thick silver lines and goose feathers, and a large number of sketches were preserved. It's not a problem of pencil skills, it's a problem of hands. If you give the three heroes a piece of mummy, you can complete the masterpiece 😂 😂

Very idealistic and artistic, but unrealistic.

Right? How come the hero's mother only has one daughter? Isn't Mrs. Bennet the same? And why doesn't she have a son? Isn't that Garned?

Didn't you sell cotton in the last chapter and buy it again in this chapter? Confusing seals?

How come this place has traveled less than five months? Didn't you speak Latin before or something like that since you were in elementary school? Didn't you say before that you were not the same person as you are now?

Was the protagonist a medical student in his previous life? I saw that when the protagonist bought quinine earlier, he bought it based on the instructions? You're not a medical student, why do you say you were in medical school in your previous life?

Doesn't the pound contain gold and can't it be sold directly? Why must it be replaced with copper? I don't quite understand. I feel that if there are too many procedures, there will be more troubles and risks.

Won't you get targeted? I feel like there will be a lot of problems if I keep selling like this...

Mrs. It's just segmented, can it be more detailed? Some paragraphs are too long. My eyes hurt when I look at it 🥺