[Pride and Prejudice] I Transmigrated into a Gardiner

She transmigrated.

Good news: She transmigrated into Pride and Prejudice.

Bad news: She... she became the mother of the five Bennet sisters.

Yes, the Mrs. Bennet who often shrieks, occasionally faints, and frets herself to pieces over her daughters' marriages.

But she isn't Mrs. Bennet yet.

Everyone calls her Miss Gardiner.

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On the streets of Victorian London, the roads are uneven, the noise of voices and footsteps rumbling all around. Walk past the slums and churches, past the stalls selling coffee and butter, past the locked wooden bridge. When the lamplighter climbs his ladder and lights the first lamp, stand and gaze at the city:

I will change this era. I will change the future fate has laid out for me.

--This, we say, is the beginning of the story.

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Old Mr. Gardiner is deeply worried because his daughter is so headstrong and reckless that she dressed as a man and went to university. She made plenty of friends, started a company, then kept on going, stirring things up in Parliament and taking control of the economy. At a young age, she has already become famous and powerful.

He worries so much that he plucks out his beard: My dear Hecate, if you go on like this, how will you ever find a good husband?

Miss Hecate Gardiner calmly sips her tea. Why must I marry a good husband?

Old Mr. Gardiner gapes. But how can a girl not get married?

Hecate smiles. As long as I hold power, I can remain single for life, or marry both a man and a woman at the same time.

When you have the power to speak, even if you point at the moon and call it the sun, people will praise you for writing beautiful poetry.

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She is a star in British history. Posterity cannot count her achievements, just as people on the ground cannot count the stars in the sky.

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They say I'm a pretty face, empty-headed, and just a woman.

They say that, according to the plot, I'm supposed to have five children, then spend my life growing hysterical as my husband neglects me.

But I'm not just a character in a book.

I write my own story.

Theme: Be a cheerful person