Becoming a Bestselling Novelist in the Nineteenth Century

In the second half of the nineteenth century, North America had just built its first power station, Napoleon's Second Empire had fallen, and the glory of the Victorian era had ushered England into its golden age as an empire on which the sun never set. The Serb known as the Second Zeus had yet to bring alternating current onto the stage of history, and the great Dutch painter had yet to make it to the Paris of his dreams. In this age of accelerating technological progress, Emma Joestar Gorio, transmigrated into the body of a country girl, is entrusted to her upright and kindhearted knight uncle by her gravely ill father after her mother's death. She then heads to London with her dowry and inheritance. What she doesn't expect is that her mother's maiden name was Joestar, and that she has a cousin named Jonathan and an adopted younger brother named DIO. Emma: I have a few choice words, but I don't know if I should say them. Even more absurdly, after she throws herself into literature to win the right to choose whom she marries and becomes the most controversial, popular novelist of the nineteenth century, Professor Moriarty, who claims to be her fan, knocks on her apartment door. And with him come a Mr. Holmes and a Mr. Watson. Emma: This world should just hurry up and end! The idea and blurb were written on April 20, 2021. Theme: A good life is something you have to fight for