Copywriting Fraud
Sixteen years ago, someone put a small furoshiki into the doghouse in front of Janine Pearl's tavern.
"Oh my God! This looks like a fairy!"
Janine Pearl was only twelve years old. Poverty had already made her bitter and bad-tempered, and rude drinkers taught her to speak viciously, but she could not help but exclaim.
She named her "Angel."
Sixteen years later, an old housekeeper came to visit. Janine Pearl's little girl became the heir of a castle. She could have the power of life and death in her own territory. In addition, she could also attend the legislative meeting of the House of Lords.
"Miss Pearl will be my only housekeeper."
This was her first order.
[Copywriting is not deceptive]
Lachrent Castle stands on the horizon like lead, tragic and huge.
There she watched her sons and daughters enter the miserable Bronze Age.
People fight against each other for power and fame.
The man's dagger was exposed from under his tuxedo, and the woman's fangs were exposed from her long skirt.
And this world once made sense.
Irritated, explosive and tsundere attack/Lovely and pitiful, white and black
Except for the protagonist Janine Pearl, the other characters are all derived from different novels, but they are not fan fiction. If you read it as a fan fiction, you will have the idea of beating the author to death.
Works cited include but are not limited to:
"The Man Who Laughs" (Hugo)
"Lachlent Castle" (Maria Edgeworth)
"Frankenstein" (Mary Shelley)
"Licking Velvet" (Sarah Waters)
"The Long March to Seize the Cattle"
Purpose: The distortion of human nature caused by money and power