As a Literary Giant, Wouldn't It Be Despairing to Dream of Yokohama?

Ryunosuke Akutagawa, a great Taisho writer, once used the pen name Yanagawa Ryunosuke, My Ghost, and made countless friends. He devoted his life to literature. When it is passed down to later generations, it becomes—— Mori: My ghost is as scheming as the legend says, and he always wins people's hearts. Even Mr. Yanagawa couldn't see through his disguise. Dazai: I have a habit of winning people's hearts! He actually let the literary giant Tsushima fall in love with Mr. Yanagawa! Everyone in Yokohama snorted: Anyway, I'm not a good guy. It's not okay for him to treat the teacher like that! Akutagawa (My Ghost/Ryunosuke Yanagawa): ... Okay. ——Later, Yokohama was devastated. Can you wear less vest? Novelists, please be more sincere and less clichéd! ————Please give me advance notice: Writing novels in the Victorian era—— One sentence introduction: Let's start an industrial revolution by the way! Vanessa Bronte, the most inconspicuous daughter of the Bronte family. Apart from occasionally saying some sharp and wonderful sentences, there seems to be nothing special about him. At least, no one in the Brontë family or even the entire town imagined that this guy would become famous in one fell swoop. - Vanessa, who traveled back in time to the Victorian era, couldn't have imagined it. At first her life goals were as follows: 1. Write novels to earn private money, and be a rich and free old girl. 2. Change the fate of the Bronte sisters. 3. Get signatures from Wilde, Dickens, Byron, Emily Dickinson, etc., Frame them, and pass them on to future generations as family heirlooms. Later - who knows how it became the promotion of the industrial revolution! Vanessa: (? Dan?) Concept: Freedom is like the wind on the mountain top