After being reincarnated as the third Bennet sister, Mary was ecstatic.
This was the world of Pride and Prejudice!
The greatest couple in film history, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, were now her sister and future brother-in-law.
At last, she could witness their romantic moments firsthand!
She wanted to bring the marriage registry office right to them and have her favorite couple marry on the spot.
But then she thought of all the obstacles in the way of her two favorite couples getting married:
A father who had long since decided to lie flat and leave everything to others, a mother who tried to marry off her daughters at every opportunity, two sisters with scandalously flirtatious manners, and Mary herself, who loved drawing attention and showing off...
Mary nearly fainted.
What could she do?
Roll up her sleeves and get to work, of course.
With the more than four hundred acres of farmland at Longbourn, and the wholehearted support of her successful merchant uncle and aunt, surely she could earn enough to pay the lawyers who would break the entail?
When her sisters had a wise and shrewd father, an elegant and witty mother, and a well-read and sensible younger sister, with Longbourn's endless farmland behind them and the most profitable factory in all of London at their disposal...
Who would dare question their marriages?
So, when her two sisters finally began discussing marriage,
Mary produced the dowry lists she'd been quietly preparing for ages:
Sisters, this is the fortune I've built for you!
I'm your sister, no need to feel inferior!
A wealthy squire's daughter and a wealthy gentleman are the perfect match!
*
Mary, who had devoted herself wholeheartedly to her career, was baffled.
Why did her kind angel investor, the powerful and prestigious eighth Duke of Ravenswood, always look at her so strangely?
Was he after her enormous fortune?
The duke was a good man, but that money was meant for her sisters' dowries!
Mary decided to lend him just a little!
*
The young duke had a problem.
Could someone explain why the woman he loved was so intensely interested in her sister and brother-in-law's romance?
Was he really not making his feelings clear enough?
At last, the duke decided to pluck up his courage and confess to the woman he loved.
The woman he loved: ...You don't want to borrow money, do you? You can't borrow too much. The rest is for my sisters' dowries.
#She even took money out of her sisters' dowries to lend me. How could she not love me!#
[Reading guide]
1. Written to indulge my own tastes. The canon couples are the best!
2. The heroine is an extreme sister-con, and her love interest is the duke, an original character.
3. Historical figures appear, such as Mary Shelley, the mother of science fiction (though I prefer to call her Mary Godwin), and the poet Keats.
4. The story also draws on classic works such as The Count of Monte Cristo, Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, and The Phantom of the Opera, but they have very little page time and appear in the middle and later parts of the story.
Core idea: Reading changes your fate
Big, I sincerely recommend that you change the copy. Your content and the heroine are both very good. The heroine is also down-to-earth in her cloud career. The terrible copy looks like a Mary Sue dream, arrogant and self-righteous! Really, it will dissuade many people! Especially the back part!
In fact, sixteen or seventeen is not too young.
But every marriage was an elopement marriage, especially in those days when elopement was a very disgraceful act.
I can only say that this man really has quite a problem in this regard.
(Thinking failed) (Keeping an eye on the answer)
It's really good-looking, good luck to the author!
Although, it's a bit strange. The heroine is helping her uncle as an accountant and working as a student for a lady. At this pace, the heroine thinks it will take years and months to make money. It feels like her uncle, aunt and this lady are giving the heroine a chance to make what they think is a sum of money. After all, why not take the opportunity to make a fortune yourself! So the heroine needs some way of making money of her own, whether it's investments, factories or inventions, otherwise she will just make friends and have relationships. To be honest, it's boring and tiring to work as a worker. How does the heroine think and plan her career? It's strange that the author doesn't write anything about this at the moment, and the original characters are easily boring. Let's try another "celebrity"
The Bennett family is not that rich. In the original novel, Mr. Bennett said that all his property is a property with an annual income of two thousand pounds. Mrs. Bennett's lawyer father left an inheritance of four thousand pounds. His family lived a very comfortable life and did not think about saving money. Therefore, the five daughters and their mother only had five thousand pounds and an annual interest rate of 4%. Once Mr. Bennett died, the standard of living would drop off a cliff. That's why Mrs. Bennett was so anxious to find a son-in-law for her daughter.
As a small country squire, the Bennett family has a high status and has a large amount of land and manors. However, a big country squire or nobleman like Darcy cannot compare with ancient times. Land has always been hard currency, as in China and abroad. The rich are extremely rich and the poor are extremely poor. Jane Eyre, a female teacher, earns thirty pounds a year, not to mention maids.
Are you coming back? I particularly like this book and the other one that I received in advance [Shy]! I just like this kind of heroine who doesn't dismantle the original CP and is focused on making money! ! Come back soon, my dear. (Shout loudly. Jpg) [Shy]
Teacher, please update soon [Hold your thighs] It's not enough to watch. I'm really looking forward to the future development.
Is the author's wife going to update this article? [Poor]
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Big, I sincerely recommend that you change the copy. Your content and the heroine are both very good. The heroine is also down-to-earth in her cloud career. The terrible copy looks like a Mary Sue dream, arrogant and self-righteous! Really, it will dissuade many people! Especially the back part!
In fact, sixteen or seventeen is not too young. But every marriage was an elopement marriage, especially in those days when elopement was a very disgraceful act. I can only say that this man really has quite a problem in this regard.
(Thinking failed) (Keeping an eye on the answer)
It's really good-looking, good luck to the author!
Although, it's a bit strange. The heroine is helping her uncle as an accountant and working as a student for a lady. At this pace, the heroine thinks it will take years and months to make money. It feels like her uncle, aunt and this lady are giving the heroine a chance to make what they think is a sum of money. After all, why not take the opportunity to make a fortune yourself! So the heroine needs some way of making money of her own, whether it's investments, factories or inventions, otherwise she will just make friends and have relationships. To be honest, it's boring and tiring to work as a worker. How does the heroine think and plan her career? It's strange that the author doesn't write anything about this at the moment, and the original characters are easily boring. Let's try another "celebrity"
The Bennett family is not that rich. In the original novel, Mr. Bennett said that all his property is a property with an annual income of two thousand pounds. Mrs. Bennett's lawyer father left an inheritance of four thousand pounds. His family lived a very comfortable life and did not think about saving money. Therefore, the five daughters and their mother only had five thousand pounds and an annual interest rate of 4%. Once Mr. Bennett died, the standard of living would drop off a cliff. That's why Mrs. Bennett was so anxious to find a son-in-law for her daughter.
As a small country squire, the Bennett family has a high status and has a large amount of land and manors. However, a big country squire or nobleman like Darcy cannot compare with ancient times. Land has always been hard currency, as in China and abroad. The rich are extremely rich and the poor are extremely poor. Jane Eyre, a female teacher, earns thirty pounds a year, not to mention maids.
Are you coming back? I particularly like this book and the other one that I received in advance [Shy]! I just like this kind of heroine who doesn't dismantle the original CP and is focused on making money! ! Come back soon, my dear. (Shout loudly. Jpg) [Shy]
Teacher, please update soon [Hold your thighs] It's not enough to watch. I'm really looking forward to the future development.
Is the author's wife going to update this article? [Poor]