Growing Old Gracefully in the World of Classic Literature

Blurb Transmigrating into the worlds of classic novels and living out a life there. How much the protagonist takes part in the plot varies wildly, depending entirely on the identity she transmigrates into. In Pride and Prejudice, the heroine starts out as a poor girl about to be sent to the gallows, then plays the part of a lady so well that she becomes a proper gentlewoman. In the end, she grows old gracefully at Pemberley. (The male lead in this world is Darcy.) In Dream of the Red Chamber + Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, the heroine starts out as a dancer about to be implicated and punished. She bluffs her way into becoming the new emperor's beloved, his cinnabar mole and white moonlight, and finally grows old gracefully in the imperial palace. (Note: The male lead in this world is not the new emperor, but an original fox spirit.) In The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, the heroine starts out as an aristocratic young lady loved by neither parent. She pretends to be foolish and silly, then rises to become a new power in business, finally growing old gracefully in someone's dessert shop. In the classical worlds of the West, the martial arts worlds of the East, the worlds of magic and fantasy... Tentative list of classic worlds Western worlds: Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre, Sense and Sensibility, Gone with the Wind, Little Women, Emma, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Count of Monte Cristo, and others; Eastern worlds: Dream of the Red Chamber, stories from the Nine Yin and Nine Yang series, stories from the Little Phoenix series, stories from the Thief-Slayer series, and others; Fantasy and magic worlds: vampire and magic worlds, superhero worlds with supernatural powers, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, the primordial world of gods and demons, and others. Reader's guide: 1. Romance and plot. Every world has a couple. 2. Contains original elements! Original elements! Very likely to have OOC! The glory belongs to the original authors; any OOC is mine. 3. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand readers' eyes. The author has her own interpretations of the original characters, so please be understanding. 4. This is a somewhat slow-paced quick transmigration story. The heroine is imperfect and not purely righteous. She just wants to live her own life well. 5. All the worlds in the quick transmigration story are listed in the blurb, though the order may vary. 6. Some worlds will break up original couples. Readers who don't accept that don't need to tell the author. Let's live and let live, without forcing ourselves to agree! 7. The timelines in each world may be adjusted slightly. Any changes serve the plot. 8. A character's worldview is not the author's worldview. Please don't attack the author, who's just trying to write! 9. Generally updated daily. If I occasionally take a day off, I'll leave a notice. I don't abandon stories, so please add this to your favorites! 10. This story uses anti-piracy measures. Readers who haven't purchased enough chapters can wait 24 hours. Love you! Please add my new story to your reading list. Visit my author page for completed stories to sample and upcoming stories to look forward to. XOXO! Coming soon: "The Scummy Fox Female Lead and the Book Transmigrator Get Their Happy Ending" A straightforward, beautiful fox spirit new to human society x a cunning big shot who transmigrates into a book as the villainous male side character Hu Jiaojiao: Benefactor, take care for the rest of your life, but I'm a third-generation fox with a family business to inherit. This world can't keep me here. Theme: Whether life brings good times or bad, live your own life well.