Medieval Female Lord

Luisa, who went home for a funeral, took her supermarket and traveled back to the fictional medieval novel she had just finished reading. Good news: the kind that comes from a noble family and has the right to inherit Bad news: this is the Middle Ages! ! ! Although the 'Dark Middle Ages' was a Renaissance view, It is more to show the progress of civilization in one's own era, so the previous era is ignored. But it is undeniable that the Middle Ages were indeed not very 'livable' Dirty mess, violence, material poverty, dark cuisine, cultural restrictions, medical nonsense, low status of women... These keywords are not false. Living in this era, even if she carries a supermarket with her and is a noble, she still has a big head! She had no choice but to try her best to improve her living environment - just like that, accidentally, she changed too many things The sequel "Tokyo Writers of the Bubble Era" is already being serialized. Interested friends can check it out! (The following is an introduction) Lin Qianqiu, whose head was smashed, finally remembered the memory of being a Chinese in his previous life and living in the 21st century. Then looking back, it is Tokyo in the summer of 1980 In this life, I am still a 14-year-old girl who is in the third grade of junior high school. This is the tail end of Japan's golden age and the eve of the bubble era. Chibi Maruko-chan, the three cat-eye sisters, bubble economy, Go craze, Norwegian Wood, City pop, disco, Yamaguchi Momoe... These fragmented but distinct impressions are coming to my face this summer. PS. This is a summary of the Japanese comics and dramas I have watched over the years. The Japan in the 1980s in the story is not so much the real Japan, but rather an imaginary 'Tokyo 1980s' based on literary and artistic works, coupled with the author's processing. Mission: Change the world and strive for self-improvement