[Pride and Prejudice] Miss Mary's Laid-Back Days

An overworked office worker who died suddenly after working 9-9-7 in his previous life transmigrates into Pride and Prejudice as Mary, the third Bennet sister, a complete nobody. Seven-year-old Mary lies in bed, counting on her fingers. She loves her new identity so much, doesn't she? 1. She loves reading. She can stay in her room alone and do whatever she wants: daydream, draw, or make crafts. 2. She's socially clueless, which means she doesn't have to flatter anyone. She can say what she thinks and give people a piece of her mind. Everyone already knows she's a silly, naive bookworm, so no one will take it to heart. 3. She's pretty in an understated way. She couldn't stand being ugly herself, but being too beautiful would attract attention and cause trouble. The way she looks now is just right. 4. Her father is a landowner, her mother is a typical nineteenth-century lady, and her sisters are beautiful, kind, and adorable, and will marry rich someday. They're practically the perfect family. What a perfect setup for lying flat and being a couch potato. She never wants to work hard again in this life. In her previous life, after graduating, she worked at a relentless pace. With six-hundred-degree-thick lenses and huge dark circles under her eyes, she survived on black coffee. It was miserable. But that cursed law of entail is the biggest obstacle to her plan to lie flat. She has to solve the money problem. Great, she's back where she started! After finally taking care of her material needs, she thought she could go back to lying flat. But wait, why is she married before the original plot has even started? Wasn't she supposed to be a bookworm no one wanted? The story will go premium on January 9, starting with Chapter 28. Theme: Don't change the original story or break up any canon couples. The heroine shines on her own.