In a sentence: Exquisite Miss Lydia's life diary in Africa:)
Chapters 28 to 40 of this book are inverted chapters. Those who have read Little Angel should not buy it by mistake!
Easy copywriting:
Proud and rebellious, Lydia has been pampered since she was a child. Her dream life is to marry a rich man, wear exquisite dresses and attend dances everywhere.
However, she is bound to a "hard-working and willing to work" system.
Lydia: Can I say no? ?
Bite! Warm reminder from the system: If the task is not completed, the multi-day African tour may be randomly triggered~]
Lydia: What is Africa? The prince's palace?
Then she experienced the pleasure of being exposed to the sun in Africa.
Advertisement: After being bound to the all-in-one system, my waist and legs no longer hurt. I can carry ten buckets of water in one breath. My mother no longer worries that I won't get married~
Lydia: Haha, you are right :)
Lydia: After all, my proposed partner was scared away by me holding ten buckets of water in one hand without breathing:)
Darcy: Actually no...
Serious copywriting:
This is a story about Lydia constantly taking her four sisters and trying to get better.
"I once longed for a golden birdcage, feeling that it was the only place worthy of my noble figure. But when I suddenly had a dream, I discovered that no piece of gold is worth the wings of free flight." - Wozki Shuode
1. A magical adaptation of the original work, not discrediting the original characters, cp Darcy, my sister has another good marriage, updated daily! The update time is usually at 9pm! Ask for leave if you have something to do!
2. A lady in the Victorian era by day, mining in Africa by night
2. Ooc, very ooc, if you look carefully you will lose.
3. It's true. It's fictitious and without any evidence. The world timeline has been magically changed to an unimaginable extent.
4. The masterpieces involved are currently "Pride and Prejudice", "Her", "Jane Eyre", "Titanic", "The Count of Monte Cristo", "Gone with the Wind" and "Wuthering Heights"
5. I made up the poem in the copywriting myself, and I made the cover myself.
Guidance column "Old Books and Newspapers", look at me~
Pre-collection guide column: "I build a house in the world of classics"
In a sentence: Where should I go as a bald person engaged in architecture in the world of famous books?
Kelsey, a strange person who stays overnight with a lamp, a pot of wine, and a painting.
Ever since she took over her father's position as palace architect and her title of nobility, she has been either balding or on the verge of becoming bald.
Kelsey: Thank you, I was bald.
This recognition lasted until she received an invitation from another aristocrat, Madame de Boer, to design a wedding house for her nephew.
When Kelsey arrived, she discovered that the gentleman who had a falling out with her aunt was actually Fitzwilliam Darcy.
Kelsey: Oops!
Then she picked up a cousin named Jane Eyre at her doorstep. The little genius she brought back from her previous trip to France turned out to be the Phantom!
Julien, the Count of Monte Cristo, actually came here because of his reputation and became one of her clients!
No, where did they get so much money? ? ?
Kelsey: Should this book be called, "I do architecture in the world of classics"?
Task 1. Build a house for the newly married Darcy couple
Task 2. Teach cousin Jane Eyre the basics of architecture
Task 3. Participate in the annual gathering invitation of the French Architecture Association
Task 4…
Kelsey: Got it, my bald heart is my life
1. The original work is magically modified. This article does not dismantle the original work's cp. OOC belongs to me.
2. If you haven't read the original work, it won't affect your consumption. The background refers to Europe during the Victorian period, but there are definitely some distortions.
3. A relaxing and warm daily story for the same person, a fun picture, the main line is basically building various houses, involving "Jane Eyre", "Phantom of the Opera", "Pride and Prejudice", "The Count of Monte Cristo", "The Red and the Black", etc...
4. The author is not an architecture major and is not very good at the introduction to architectural history. If there are any bugs, please point them out gently.
Intention: Be proud of hard work and be ashamed of indolence.