The Naturalist's Guide to Getting Rich [Classic Literature Crossover]

Pearl, a naturalist, transmigrates to the 19th century. At the time, the masses in Europe and America believe women should be angels of the home. But Pearl dons one secret identity after another and sets off on a grand adventure. · The pirate scourge and the one who outwits her way to a vast treasure: that's her. The second Robinson Crusoe and the founder of transoceanic telegraphy: that's her. The mysterious pastor who investigates dark rumors: that's still her. · Pearl: With a profession to rely on, I do what I love, and before I know it, I'm richer than a nation. * The Count of Monte Cristo: Betrayed, framed, and driven to despair, I was falsely accused and cast into the depths of the Chateau d'If. When I returned at last, the world was gloomy, shrouded in dense fog, yet I glimpsed a sliver of light. On the road to revenge, I keep crossing paths with a mysterious figure. The storm-tossed sea, the glittering streets of indulgence, the enigmatic underground city... Then, as I look back, my heart skips a beat. The sunset on the banks of the Seine, the dawn atop the Tower of London, the sun, moon, and stars can all bear witness. My dearest Pearl, I realize I became a faithful devotee of your love long ago. Would you be willing to accept my soul-deep devotion? Note: This is a fictional world, and the timeline has been rearranged. It's fine if you haven't read the original. The story is mostly original, about exploring and making a fortune in the 19th century. Theme: As long as life goes on, exploration never stops. Discover the beauty of the world.