Now that she has arrived here, Mary Bennet takes the attitude of settling in as she comes, intending to live as the Romans do and enjoy this unexpected life. When her mother gave birth to her fourth and fifth sisters one after another, even if her fourth sister was named Catherine Bennet and her fifth sister was called Lydia Bennet, the most she could do was... She felt awkward in her heart. After all, she didn't understand the local British culture at all. Although she always felt that something was wrong, based on the more than 20 years of education she had received in the country, the names Mary and Catherine were everywhere. Basically, there were several girls named Mary out of ten girls, until Netherfield Manor next door was finally rented out. . . . . . . Mary met her male god. Mr. Darcy was cold and cool, a little bit coquettish, and the most important thing was that he had a great figure. Mary wanted to pack it up and take it home for collection. Mary could only think about it, this is the second brother-in-law, this is the second brother-in-law, this is. . . . . . Ah fall! Brother-in-law, Mary quickly knocked Mr. Darcy unconscious and dragged him away. . . . . .
Concept: In the British context of the 18th century, the heroine breaks away from the single script of lady and wife and lives her own life.
