Living in a Medieval Village

The main text is completed, and a new article has been added: "The Seamstress of the Nineteenth Century" has been published~ "Living in a Medieval Village" Copy: Anne traveled to the Middle Ages. And became a down-and-out knight lady. His father died while shepherding sheep, his mother is disabled, and his younger siblings are young. The family was crowded into a leaky house with bare walls, weaving wool day and night, and only had enough to eat black bread mixed with bran. Annie keeps bees and hunts, and plans to save some money to raise hens. Later, she became a lord. … Reading guide: Food + daily life + business New article: "Nineteenth Century Seamstress" Copywriting: Dressed as a supporting actress in a Western novel who met a disastrous end. In front of Eloise is Manhattan, New York City during the Gilded Age. At the end of the 19th century, there was a lot of money here and the harbor was prosperous. But the original owner is still a little girl and still lives with her younger brother at her aunt's house. Five people were squeezed into a small room, with leaking walls, dilapidated floors, and windy windows. After paying the weekly rent, they couldn't afford coal or flour, boiled potatoes were in the pot every day, and the family couldn't afford three pairs of leather shoes. Eloise looked at the howling snow outside the window and felt worried. She didn't even have a thick scarf. She was planning to return to the old business of her previous life. Start by sewing a piece of clothing that can keep out the cold. ＊ Seamstress & Banker non-derivative Notes from New York's low-level migrant workers Imaginary nineteenth century business Food farming … Purpose: Be a good person