Being a Popular Novelist in the 19Th Century

In the second half of the 19th century, the first power plant had just been built in North America, Napoleon's Second Empire announced its collapse, and the glory of Victoria prompted England to enter the most glorious era of "the sun never sets." The Serbian, known as "Zeus the Second," had not yet brought alternating current onto the stage of history, and the great Dutch painters had not yet entered Paris, which they dreamed of. In this era of accelerating technology, Emma Joestar Goriot dressed as a country girl. After her mother passed away, her seriously ill father entrusted her to the upright and kind-hearted jazz uncle, and then went to London with her dowry and inheritance. However, what she didn't expect was that her mother's maiden name was Joestar, and she also had a cousin named Jonathan and a foster brother named DIO. Emma: I have a saying about MMP that I don't know whether to say or not. What's even more outrageous is that when she joined the literary world in order to fight for the freedom of marriage and became the most controversial novelist in the 19th century, Professor Moriarty, who claimed to be her fan, knocked on her apartment door. Along came a Mr. Holmes and a Mr. Watson. Emma: This world should be destroyed quickly! Time for brainstorming and copywriting: April 20, 2021. Purpose: A better life must be achieved by oneself