Blurb: She transmigrates to the Middle Ages and becomes the daughter of a country knight. Her father has been missing for years. With a dad who's disappeared, an unreliable mother, a bankrupt family estate, and too many children in the family, Caroline, the eldest daughter, has two choices since her family can't afford a dowry.
She can either become a nun in a convent and remain unmarried for life, or work as a maid for the duchesses and young ladies of the great noble houses. If she's lucky, she might accompany a duchess to court, serve as a lady-in-waiting, and receive a noble title from the king.
Even entering a convent costs money. So she'll go work as a maid for Duchess Simon at Field Manor.
The handsome young August, Count of Kuro, is the king's grandson and a member of the Order of Holy Knights, a model medieval noble knight. Because of the court's scheming, he chooses to take refuge temporarily at a country estate, and Caroline is assigned as his attendant. Caroline makes it clear that she has no intention of becoming his mistress, and she's not going to marry him either. Her goal is to make it big and manage the estate well. Before long, the estate Caroline runs becomes the model that all the nobles aspire to.
Country knight's daughter and young, handsome count
The heroine won't be working for others forever.
Completed novel: The Nineteenth-Century Village Apothecary
Upcoming novel:
Serving as a Lady-in-Waiting in the Middle Ages. Christiana transmigrates into a Mary Sue novel set in a Western royal court. She's an obscure side character, sent to the palace by her family to become a lady-in-waiting. That part is no big deal. She's a count's granddaughter, so it makes sense to serve at the palace. The problem is that a coup is about to take place. Prince Lionel, who is low in the line of succession, is about to ascend the throne.
Lionel is the most popular male supporting character among readers. He loves the heroine, Maria, but loses her while competing for the throne, and his attempt to win her back fails. Determined to dedicate his life to Maria, he decides to dismiss the noblewomen and ladies-in-waiting at court and avoid women forever.
Christiana says, "Lionel, you failed to win her back, so now you're dismissing the ladies-in-waiting? What about me? What am I supposed to do? I just found this job!"
Lionel replies, "Then I'll pursue someone else. You it is!"
Christiana: "??"
Christiana's promotion plan was to go from ordinary maid to personal maid to head lady-in-waiting. Has Prince Lionel thrown a wrench in the works?!
Theme: Strive and struggle
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The subject matter is good, but the repetitive content and meaningless words are repeated over and over again, and the plot advances very slowly.
I think the author used AI software to do it, and I can see the mechanical feel.
This article is a complete anecdote. The whole article is confusing and incomprehensible. There is no clear main line. The language is not fluent, the punctuation is messed up, the description is strange, there are big problems in the narrative story, and the plot is protracted and lengthy. The emotional line is incomprehensible, there is no emotion at all, and the heroine cannot tell that she is a modern person.
The story is good, but there are too many typos, and some information that is already known is written over and over again, which makes people tired.
"The beloved grandson chooses some to become cultivators..." This is a big bug for the author~
"Just like him" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ She is the same
"He can't keep the earl at all..." This is a big bug for the author~ She doesn't
"She only wants what Catherine calls trouble..." This is a big bug for the author~ He knows 💔
"I don't have the money to go to Field Manor to install..." This is a big bug for the author~ Didn't go 💔
"Even the matter of Catherine's suicide..." Gave the author a big bug~ What is John's Red Peony 💔, a lot of typos