Heart Painting of the Titanic

Announcement: I used to think Rose and Jack were made for each other, and that their love was so moving. Love is truly great. But as I've gotten older, I've come to think Rose was too willful and selfish. For the sake of love, she disregarded her family. Looking at the things she declared, from our perspective today, we might say she was breaking through the barriers of feudalism and challenging feudal values. But to the people around her, her declarations humiliated her fiancé, and her actions made her already declining family even more desperate. She had enjoyed a respectable life thanks to her family, yet for love, she kicked them aside. We used to think love could change everything, that it was the most miraculous thing in the world, beyond anyone's control. Now I think that while love is certainly something to look forward to, it can't be used as an excuse for irresponsibility. This is a story about an original female protagonist who transmigrates into Rose. The male lead is Cal. Happy ending, one-on-one romance, a completely indulgent and sweet story, though it should be quite short. I'll try to finish it in under twenty chapters. If you really can't stand it and want to come in and throw bricks... there's nothing I can do about that. Blurb: Rose is a moderately well-known painter. She's easygoing and carefree by nature, but her brushstrokes are delicate and romantic. Just seeing her paintings makes people assume she's the sort of person who gets gloomy in autumn and cries over fallen flowers. But heaven knows she's someone who gets so absorbed in painting that she can't pull herself away, doesn't care about her appearance, and takes life as it comes. Her favorite thing is to stick a chopstick in her hair, put on flip-flops, and head downstairs to the noodle shop for two bowls of pork chop noodles, which is just enough to fill her up. Cal is the man in Titanic whom people overlook. How many people notice that he was willing to take on Rose's family's debts for her? How much he put up with for Rose, things no man could easily endure? Even at the end of the story, if he could only find Rose again, he would be willing to do anything... He deserves a better Rose: one who belongs to him completely, loves him wholeheartedly, can stay by his side until they grow old, and will share a life of mutual care and devotion. Theme: