In the 21st century, Ma Li, a white-collar woman who was bullied in the workplace, accidentally traveled to England in 1553 and transformed into the soon-to-be-throned Queen Mary I, who was famously known as "Bloody Mary" in English history.
When she first arrived, she was overwhelmed by the unfamiliar court etiquette and complicated situations, but her perseverance and modern knowledge became her confidence.
Mary knew the future direction of England. With her understanding of history and economy, she promoted new agricultural technologies, promoted commerce and trade, and broke the traditional economic structure.
Opening the official Age of Discovery, regaining mainland territory, and triggering the Industrial Revolution... Facing the doubts and opposition of the nobles, she gradually won trust with her wisdom and bold decisions.
In this ancient era, can Mary successfully rewrite the history of England and create a prosperous New England? A legendary journey across time and space begins.
Purpose: To show personal growth and breakthrough: It depicts the confusion of modern white-collar woman Ma Li from entering a strange era, to bravely facing various challenges with her own abilities and knowledge, and gradually growing into a leader who can control the situation. It reflects the process of people breaking through themselves and realizing value in difficult situations. Explore the collision and integration of history and modern civilization: Using the setting of Ma Li's time travel, we bring modern knowledge and ideas into England in 1553, and think about the impact of modern civilization on the ancient historical process, as well as the changes and developments that occurred after the cultures of different eras collided with each other. Stimulate readers' thinking about history: Through virtual time-travel stories, it guides readers to pay attention to the political, religious, economic and other conditions of England in a specific historical period, and allows readers to think about the various possibilities of historical development from a novel perspective.
Reader comments
In fact, Britain and Japan are quite similar.
Why isn't this book written?
Very novel narrative flavor
[Afraid] Oh, the good "Queen" Philip in history has still not escaped the stigma imposed on him by the British
In fact, Britain and Japan are quite similar.
Why isn't this book written?
Very novel narrative flavor
[Afraid] Oh, the good "Queen" Philip in history has still not escaped the stigma imposed on him by the British