A Nineteenth-Century London Factory Girl (Building a Business)

[Gentle, steadfast heroine who guides him x Male lead who lies through his teeth and is a social butterfly]

Merchant ships from across the seas stream into the Thames Estuary, laden with overseas riches and goods that build the prosperity of the empire on which the sun never sets.

A modern craft blogger is reborn in the body of a common girl named Wendy Burns. When she opens her eyes, she thinks she has somehow clicked on that scam game ad she's seen countless times.

A cramped, dilapidated room, windows whistling in the wind, and a family of three crowded into a damp, gloomy attic. The fireplace burns cheap coal scraps, and their everyday food is inexpensive black bread. Everyone looks a little malnourished.

Unfortunately, there are no items that can repair a house with one click, and she can't earn gold just by tapping a screen. Her new life has to start from scratch.

Wendy, who has transmigrated here, has one priority: survive. After that, she wants to give her younger brother and sister a better life.

Without a golden finger from a game world, Wendy can only start her career by scavenging trash. Using discarded scraps and offcuts, she brings one traditional Chinese craft after another to nineteenth-century London: embroidery, folded-paper mosaics, silk-flower making, kingfisher-feather inlay...

It's not only beautiful women who can lie. Lester Lowell, a gentleman from the western shores of the Atlantic, is a highly accomplished con man.

A carefully planned scam brings a silver-tongued American merchant face-to-face with a coolheaded, quick-witted British working girl.

*Alternate setting

*Plot-focused

Theme: Focusing on working-class women rescuing themselves and growing amid the mire of their times, and affirming the glimmer of humanity in ordinary people who pursue dignity with their own hands.