Ireland on the eve of the grain blight, the harsh winter of 1846.
Shu Lin traveled through time and became Catherine, a college graduate with a bright future who became a female textile worker who worked an average of ten hours a day.
She traveled back in time to this winter in the 19th century, when it was snowing all over Ireland.
Living in an attic of less than ten square meters, the roof leaked, the windows leaked, the water I drank had a strange smell, and I ate potato bread and breaded potatoes.
There is also the rising prices when the food plague comes.
One day, accompanied by the mechanical noise of the spinning machine, Catherine counted with her fingers that were red from the cold:
According to this increase method, after only one month, only working 24 hours a day can guarantee that I will not starve to death!
Catherine enlightened:
Run!
If I don't run anymore, I can't even eat potatoes anymore.
Sell your belongings, save money, apply for immigration assistance, and take a boat to the emerging new world!
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On the passenger ship Juliet.
Smelling the smell of meat and fruit wafting from the first-class kitchen, using the daily limited amount of fresh water to drink down a piece of bread as dry as a stone, Catherine gradually clenched her fists.
To live a good life, start by becoming the leader of the dining group.
Uniting passengers, using rules, and treating the wounded, one day she discovered that the Lord in the first class cabin seemed to be inquiring about her information.
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She is the midwinter moon of 1846.
On the streets of New York, he had never seen the moonlight as broad as the Atlantic Ocean.
His gaze came from above, filled with only love and surrender.
Instructions before visiting
1. This article is a hodgepodge of local customs and customs in the 19th century. Please do not pay attention to the historical timeline;
2. Age difference 5｜College student & British aristocrat｜The fall of the superior
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