[Classic Literature Crossover] Dear Miss Nezha

[A Crossover of Classic Literature] Dear Miss Nezha: Synopsis:

1.

Mr. Bennet has noticed a rather dramatic change in his third daughter's personality lately.

She has no interest in balls or bonnets, but loves tinkering with silk and golden bracelets alongside her sisters.

Her piano skills have rapidly declined, while her archery skills now surpass those of every man in the twenty-four households of Longbourn.

She has abandoned her grand works and literary notes, and spends all day mysteriously tending a white horse at the stables.

What is a father supposed to do?

Mary Bennet: Please call me Third Miss Nezha.

Mary Bennet: Allow me to introduce my Cosmos Ring, Red Armillary Sash, Wind-Fire Wheels, and... White Dragon Horse.

2.

Sherlock Holmes had always believed that Mrs. Hudson, the landlady of 221B Baker Street, was a kind and kindly old lady.

Until one day...

One sleepless night, he heard knocking at the window above.

Then, on the stairs leading to the third floor, he found a golden strand of hair.

Later, his brother Mycroft took Mrs. Hudson's hand and declared that she was to be the future Mrs. Holmes.

And later still...

He finally saw the sign on the third floor of 221B Baker Street:

British Empire Ministry of Magic, Consultation Office.

[Reading Guide]

-> Pairing: Mycroft Holmes. The original couples remain together.

-> Nezha's character has been reimagined. She's an adorable, clever girl who loves to play tricks, and she's exceptionally good at the Seventy-Two Transformations.

-> The early story is a country romance; later, it's Western fantasy versus Eastern fantasy. There may be crossovers with Primordial Chaos and Greek mythology.

-> The synopsis will be updated later. A screenshot was posted on Weibo on September 9, 2019. Please don't steal the premise.