I Was a Literary Figure in Victoria

[UK] + [Literary] + [Detective] + [Science Fiction] + [Cthulhu] Late at night in 1878, 221A Baker Street. Arthur Lane's hands were shaking after reading his mother's letter. His father lost everything for his dream and eventually died of depression; his sister sent him to London with a dowry of fifty pounds, but the engagement was regretted; his mother was saddled with a huge debt of two hundred pounds and worked as a maid for three years, but she said in her letter, "I believe in my son." Three months, only three months left. He lit the candle, spread out the manuscript paper, and began to write. Not for fame and fortune, not for glory, but to repay debts, to stop the suffering of the family, and to live up to the trust of those three people. Thus, A Study in Scarlet was born, and a detective named Sherlock Holmes emerged; As a result, "The Time Machine" shocked the world and ushered in a new era of science fiction literature; As a result, the Cthulhu Mythos began to spread, and horror literature entered a new era. He influenced Conan Doyle, inspired Wells, and shocked the entire era. From a broken attic to the pinnacle of literary history, from a third-rate reporter to a generation of literary giants.