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A Nineteenth-Century Editor 十九世纪女编辑
Blurb: Because she can read, Jenny is assigned to work as a typesetter in the printing department, earning twenty-two dollars a month. She envies the female typists in the editorial offices upstairs. They spend all day in a clean office, instead of toiling in the stinking factory. They earn more, too, enough to afford the gold necklaces in department store windows. But to land such a good position, you either need money to give the secretaries gifts or someone influential to write you a lett
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The Department Store Princess of the Nineteenth Century 十九世纪百货公主
Blurb: Dai Li transmigrated into a minor character in a classic Western novel. Nineteenth-century London, the golden age of the Victorian era. The surging steel tide of the Industrial Revolution had forged the world-famous metropolis of London. The West End was a paradise of glittering excess, while the East End was a hell of sweatshops. Dai Li's entire family was crammed into a narrow little house in the slums of East London. They scraped by on the income from half of a dilapidated general
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A Nineteenth-Century Seamstress 十九世纪女裁缝
Please check out my upcoming novel: The Nineteenth-Century Department Store Princess Blurb: She transmigrated into a Western novel as a female side character with a tragic fate. Before Eloise lay Manhattan, New York, in the Gilded Age. At the end of the nineteenth century, it was a glittering world of luxury, with a bustling harbor. But the original owner was still a little girl, living with her younger brother at her aunt’s house. Five people crammed into one tiny room. The walls leaked, t
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Everyday Family Life in Nineteenth-Century London 十九世纪伦敦养家日常
My completed novels in the collection: My Agricultural Supply Store Connects to the Stars, I Run a Restaurant to Stay Alive [System], and When the Old Culinary God Transmigrated to the Modern Era [Gourmet]. Give them a look~~ Please add my upcoming novel, The Little Cook’s Guide to Supporting Her Family, to your collection~ The blurb is at the end. Blurb: The main story is complete~ A story about a Chinese soul who transmigrates to late-nineteenth-century England and struggles (gets rich) to s
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A Nineteenth-Century Marriage Swap Romance 十九世纪换嫁情缘
Also known as: The Western Version of Marrying the Right Groom by Mistake Both Norman sisters are engaged, yet the whole family is downcast. The kind and innocent younger sister is about to be used as a pawn and married into the treacherous Duke's household. The wise and composed older sister is to marry a nouveau riche upstart, newly elevated to nobility and eager to spruce up his image. A white rabbit sent into a den of wolves, a swan dropped into a swamp. Old Norman rolled his eyes back and n
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[Pride and Prejudice] The Life of a Nineteenth-Century Lady [傲慢与偏见]十九世纪贵妇生活
[1] A botany graduate who could never find a job wakes up as a nineteenth-century lady fleeing back to London: Heather Lawrence, the aunt of the five Bennet sisters from Pride and Prejudice. Unlike in the original story, she never married someone from Meryton, next door to Longbourn. The good news is that she married a much wealthier French count. The even better news is that her count husband has just died, leaving her a huge inheritance. So here's the question: in an era when inheritance law
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The Medieval Lady Lord 中世纪女领主
On her way home to mourn a family member, Louisa transmigrates into the fictional medieval novel she just finished reading, bringing along her supermarket. Good news: She's nobility, and has a claim to an inheritance. Bad news: This is the Middle Ages!!! Although the idea of the "Dark Middle Ages" came from the Renaissance, and was used mostly to emphasize the progress of civilization in their own era by looking down on the period before, it can't be denied that the Middle Ages weren't exactly
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[Classic Literature] A Different Jane [综名著]不一样的简
I transmigrated into the worlds of classic novels, and discovered there was more than one. But is this a novel, or reality? A father who doesn't care about his family, a neurotic mother, and a troublesome younger sister? No, that's the novel. But this is reality. Jane Bennet has decided to live a different kind of life in this patriarchal society. There is much more to a woman's life than men... A heartfelt note to all readers: this story will be available to read for a fee starting August 6, wi
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The Chinese Princess of the Victorian Era 维多利亚王朝的中国公主
Juliet Zhu is a rookie fashion designer. Her surname is Zhu and her given name is Liyè. Transmigrated to the Victorian era with nothing to her name, no identity, and no English skills, she decides to claim she’s a princess from China. At the time, the West was caught up in an “Oriental craze.” A fraud claiming to be an Eastern princess could make it all the way to London. A Frenchwoman who claimed to be a princess of Emperor Kangxi could send Paris into a frenzy. When the Guangzhou woman Mei Afa
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[Pride and Prejudice] The Bennetts' Youngest Daughter [傲慢与偏见]班纳特家的小女儿
This is the story of a rural English girl in the nineteenth century who grows into an independent modern woman, changing from a love-struck girl desperate to marry into a career-focused woman afraid of marriage. It's also a tale of Pride and Prejudice between a lively, frivolous girl and a serious, rigid gentleman. Lydia from Pride and Prejudice isn't exactly a villain, but she isn't a positive character either. She's selfish and vain, lazy and flighty, and has a head full of nothing. She loves
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A 19th-Century Businesswoman 19世纪女商人
★★★ Many completed works in the author's collection ★★★ [This story] The 19th-Century Businesswoman [Drama] A Pride and Prejudice spin-off [Synopsis] An alternate late 18th and early 19th century While the Bennet daughters are finding husbands, Mary Richman, who lives at the other end of Longbourn, is harvesting the wheat planted that year. Unless something unexpected happens, Mr. Richman's private bank will lose money again this year, and she'll have to make up the shortfall. Well, he is her f
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