A young woman in her prime in the 21st century accidentally traveled through time and became a young girl in England in the 18th century, Andrade - the illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Melanye and Lady Jane, the wife of a law firm employee.
Her nominal father was Henry, a clerk.
Britain in the eighteenth century was the Georgian era, and the descendants of the royal family's intermarriage had no inheritance rights, let alone a completely illegitimate daughter like Andrade.
Andrade: Like pills.
There are as many illegitimate children as Andrade in England, and most people can only count on the charity of their biological father and the mercy of their mother and husband.
But luckily, Andrade's biological father only has one descendant like her.
Moreover, Duke Melenye is a person who values his bloodline very much.
Andrade: Huh? It doesn't seem like it's a pill.
After seeing an advertisement for a tutor in the newspaper from J. E. In Lorton Town, Andrade:? What era are you in? Why is there really Jane Eyre? ?
No matter what, no matter what, I must stick to Jane Eyre~~
After reading about the death of "the venerable Mr. Darcy" in the newspaper, Andrade: Huh? Pride and Prejudice!
When...
Years later, Andrade, already a wealthy widow, was pursued by a handsome young man at a banquet.
After she knew that the young man's name was Julien, she no longer felt the excitement of dealing with famous characters: Red and Black also happen in this world.
Young man, you do have some beauty and deserve to be slept with, but if you want to be Mrs. Andrade's first lover, just queue up at the back.
(Julian is not the main palace!!!!)
The relationship is more and more, the important things are said three times
Reading guide:
1. The heroine will not have an emotional entanglement with the hero of the novel (such as Darcy in Pride and Prejudice). The heroine is very carefree and may have several lovers at the same time.
2. The heroine does not have an official match. If we must say that she is an official match, every man who makes the heroine's heart beat is like this - our Andrade is such a durian heart~
3. What time travel brings to the heroine is an open mind, a higher moral bottom line that is easy for everyone to accept, and a pre-understanding of this comprehensive world of classics.
(But since the heroine has a moral bottom line, there will definitely be some scenes that may be boring. Even if the heroine has not betrayed her class and her ideological level is not high, she cannot be moral to the upper class but not to the lower class. If that is not called moral, it is hypocrisy.)
4. The heroine failed to become the duke's heir to the title, but only received half of his property. (Although I don't think this plot is a scam in the title, it may mislead everyone, so I'd better mark it)
5. There is a childbirth plot. The heroine has two children, a girl and a boy. The children are not here to repay the favor.
6. The timeline is relatively confusing and the background has been greatly changed. For masterpieces whose setting is not at the end of the 18th century, it can be regarded as a private OOC.
PS: Although my father is a duke, and the British duke was deeply involved in politics at that time, I don't want to write too much about politics, just use it as a background.
(I can't stand why there was no civil service examination in England until the 19th century. I will change the identity of the heroine's nominal father)
Intention: To love passionately, to fight, to burn - until death falls like the winter sunset and snow.
