A story about an American girl and Sherlock Holmes.
P.S. The heroine was born into a prominent American family in business and politics. She's a spoiled, headstrong heiress.
For the hero, picture the Basil Rathbone version of Holmes. If you don't know who my idol Rathbone is, look him up yourself.
(The author originally wanted to drop the heroine straight into the Victorian era, but then realized there was too much research to do and didn't want to work herself to death. So she brought Mr. Holmes from the Industrial Revolution into the modern era.)
Please note:
ADDITIONAL NOTICE: With exams coming up, updates will now be posted on weekend evenings. If I have time, I'll add an extra chapter on Wednesday.
The heroine does not transmigrate.
This is a work of wild imagination by an author whose IQ is running low. It's supposedly a suspenseful mystery, but that's all a lie. Research purists, stay away.
The girl on the cover is Jessica Stam, a supermodel I really like for her independent personality.
Here are links to my old stories: Tales of Jinling, AND When Beijing Meets Manhattan
Support the author! I was thinking about Basil while watching it, it's really wonderful
I don't know if those people have random thoughts. I can't understand it at all.
They are all "for your own good", hahaha.
It's so graphic. I can picture Holmes and Rachel face to face. It's so beautiful~~
Use musical scales to keep flies away. . . Thinking about it for a few minutes, Rachel picked up the newspaper tube and squashed the fly, then smiled and said to Holmes: Elementary, my friend.
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It feels like it might be a trap 0.0
DuPont... Feels a bit French.
Pulled into modern times. Shen Xia?
Come on! ! ! ! ! ! ! Like it very much
Support the author! I was thinking about Basil while watching it, it's really wonderful
I don't know if those people have random thoughts. I can't understand it at all.
They are all "for your own good", hahaha.
It's so graphic. I can picture Holmes and Rachel face to face. It's so beautiful~~
Use musical scales to keep flies away. . . Thinking about it for a few minutes, Rachel picked up the newspaper tube and squashed the fly, then smiled and said to Holmes: Elementary, my friend.