[Classic Literature Crossover] Getting Rich with Gatsby

Next novel: [Showbiz] Hollywood's Top-Tier Star Fashion designer Isabella wakes up one day in the early twentieth century, having transmigrated into the body of a young heiress whose family has fallen on hard times. The American economy is taking off, and hedonism is rampant. It is a glittering, decadent age of luxury, when a little luck is all it takes to become a millionaire. Isabella: I have a bold idea.jpg At first, she just wants to start her own fashion label, fulfilling a wish she couldn't realize in her past life and improving her quality of life along the way: sanitary pads, supermarkets, fast-food restaurants, theme parks... Then, before she knows it, she becomes the richest woman in America. A little scene: To New York's tabloid reporters, Isabella is practically their bread and butter. Gossip about her alone is enough to keep an entire newspaper in business. Recently, a reporter spotted a mysterious man frequently coming and going from her mansion. They say he's handsome and distinguished, and rumors soon spread that she's keeping a pretty boy from Hollywood. The more Isabella denies it, the wilder the rumors get. Some even say the pretty boy is using his looks to seduce her for her money, and so on... Eventually, someone has no choice but to step forward and set the record straight. Gatsby: Sorry, I'm the pretty boy :) The whole city is in an uproar. The two richest people in all of New York are together?! What are they going to do, buy America?! Reader's guide: - A power-up and business-building story, with a strong female lead focused on her career. Very satisfying and indulgent. - The male lead is Jay Gatsby, forced into the role of a pretty boy (?). One-on-one romance. - Inspired by the setting of The Great Gatsby, and also incorporates elements from Little Women and the Sherlock Holmes mysteries. The timeline has changed significantly, so it can be read as a period novel set in the West. Coming soon: [Showbiz] Hollywood's Top-Tier Star Sophia Michelle debuted as a child star in the 1940s. She shot to fame at fifteen and was hailed as “the next Vivien Leigh.” But “Little Vivien Leigh” did not grow into the elegant beauty the public expected. Instead, her once-soft features became more angular, and she lost the charm she once had. To squeeze the last bit of value out of her, her agent landed her a role in a tasteless film, ruining her acting career. After transmigrating, Sophia wakes up in the unfamiliar twenty-first century. The good news is that she now has a face kissed by God, even more stunning than she was at the peak of her previous life. The bad news is that her new self is a model who attracted a lot of attention by dating that Leonardo-whatever right after her debut. Since their breakup, she's neglected her career and squandered a winning hand. Though Sophia is an old-fashioned relic who's been through life's ups and downs, she stays remarkably calm. When she learns her first film is about to premiere, netizens all pour cold water on her: She can't even walk the runway properly, and now she's trying to act? She's hopeless! Sophia: Go on, keep pouring. Free publicity is too good to pass up. After the movie succeeds, the haters still refuse to give her credit: If I had a face like that, I'd look good on screen just by making any expression! Sophia is overjoyed: The internet is amazing. I've actually been insulted into trending! People say that since Isabelle Adjani and Monica Bellucci, no actress has united the world's tastes in beauty. Then they saw Sophia Michelle in Midnight in Paris. Dressed in vintage Jazz Age fashion, her short hair styled in lazy waves, she holds a cigarette holder between two fingers. Her breathtaking face is veiled in smoke. #EveryoneTakesBackWhatTheySaid# “Sophia Michelle may not have won the most Oscars, but she is undoubtedly Hollywood's top-tier star.”, Time magazine Theme: Stay positive and live a brilliant life