Note: There are two authors, and their writing styles are different, so there may be a feeling of division. It's purely about generating electricity for love and finding confidence. Both authors have limited IQ and writing skills. If there are any problems, please point them out. Two male protagonists and one female protagonist, pure BG (maybe GB).
The setting is London in the 19th century. The heroine and two male protagonists work together to solve crimes. The characters are introduced as follows
Bernice Scarlett is arrogant and shrewd, but she is also impulsive, but impulsiveness is more important than what is very important to her. She has a small competitive spirit, but will retreat when difficulties arise, and she is more important than the realization of her own ideals and wishes. Her emotional intelligence is sometimes high and sometimes low. Coming from a merchant family, he is just as scheming as his father, but not as much, and he is bored with the aristocratic world.
Sunderland Moriarty comes from a family of high-level philanthropists. His parents are gentle and kind, and he treats others politely, which makes him have high emotional intelligence, but he is not very smart (not referring to academics). He has good academic performance, good writing, gentle and delicate, funny and kind, pure, but sometimes a bit extreme.
Governor Bashar Munns is a middle-class man whose parents are doctors from a small county. He has received a good education since he was a child and is well-informed. He has seen the lives of people at the bottom of the class. Therefore, he is slightly partial to the poor and disadvantaged groups, but he is not unbiased. He is well versed in world affairs and has good character. While he understands the truth, he is also very good at it (meaning that he never speaks out). While he understands right and wrong, he is somewhat partial to the poor and the weak.
Purpose: For those who love to generate electricity (annoyed)