What is it like to travel to 19th century America?
Thank you for the invitation. I have worked as a busboy in a restaurant and washed clothes at two o'clock in the morning. Later, because I could speak English, I was hired by the railway company to be a "foreman". The current peak of his life is to be the "valet" of the mayor's residence.
I'm probably considered a "Chinese" here. Most Chinese men in the United States cannot afford the ferry tickets and generally cannot take care of their families. Therefore, Chinese women in the United States are basically the result of human trafficking. ... In comparison, my situation is actually pretty good. After all, I appeared here out of thin air. There is no ferry ticket fee, agency fee to repay, and no deed of sale to be signed...
Most of them are from Guangdong. Although there are many people who have stayed in the United States for a long time, after all, they are only a minority who can speak English. The so-called "beautiful pronunciation" that I worked so hard to learn has made me a rare thing here...
Because of this, no one would think that I am a woman. And I decided to take advantage of this "misunderstanding" and survive here.
To be honest, for a long time I thought I had "just" arrived in 19th-century America. So, when I heard names like "Fani Valentine", I was really surprised for a long time.
Really, a long time.
Perhaps because the remains of saints are buried in this land, the United States, which the president loves most, has not suffered much economic crisis. Chinese workers did not become scapegoats for economic failure, and the Chinese Exclusion Act did not appear. Ah, it's a blessing among misfortunes, right?
Speaking of which, the railway that supports the SBR competition should be the Pacific Railway. Under every sleeper of that railway track, there was the body of a Chinese worker.
After all, historical events that are bound to happen in the general historical process, such as the Opium War and the Civil War, still happened in this world, didn't they?
I think the best time I took advantage of my "traveler" was probably... Using my meager savings to bet on Johnny, right? He was not the popular player at that time. I won a lot, and I called Johnny a great benefactor. Then I paid off the credit card at the gym. (Please don't imitate me, I know the result.)
Later, something that has something to do with the "plot" is... He was spotted by the mayor when he was changing into a suit at the railroad company... And he met Johnny Joestar when he was working as a maid in their family.
Oh, I'm the one cleaning up the mess. These young people were so energetic that the room became a mess.
Huh...
To be honest, I have always thought that I have nothing to do with "plot". I just want to live a good life before thinking about "plot". Then word spread that Jonny was shot in front of the theater... I could and could only mind my own business.
So, when I saw this lost young master in front of the hospital bed, don't mention how much I had a headache.
The world is full of death and pain, and if I reached out to everyone, I would definitely die of karoshi.
But, just as I was hesitating, I seemed to hear the sound of gold coins falling.
So I took him away from that damn place.
When Jonny Joestar asked me how he could repay me, I asked honestly:
"Well, what a coincidence that I just lost my job. Are you in need of a helper?"
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Note:
Not the soul but the body, and the woman disguises herself as a man. I will write about the social reality that I understand. And there will be character deaths, but not BE.
There are several reasons for writing this article: 1. I watched the documentary Golden Spike back then. 2. Realize that something is wrong with the plot of Johnny being beaten and stuffed into a newspaper. 3. Discuss whether Valentine is just.
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Updates were discontinued in June 2022. In April 2025, Buma Yelang officially announced the animation. Chapters 20-32 have been subverted and rewritten. Currently, the text is still being revised and updated.
Intention: If you have the will to seek truth, you will surely reach it.
