Nineteenth Century Woman Tailor

She finds herself in the shoes of a tragic secondary female character in a Western novel.

Eloise is now in Manhattan during the Gilded Age of New York.

The late 19th century is a time of opulence and extravagance, with bustling harbors.

However, the original owner of the body is still a young girl, living with her younger brother at her aunt’s house.

Five people crammed into a small room, with leaking walls, dilapidated floors, and windows letting in the cold wind.

After paying the weekly rent, they can’t afford coal, flour, or even a decent meal, with potatoes boiled in water being a constant in their pot. They can’t even muster up three pairs of leather shoes among the entire family.

Eloise stares at the howling snow outside the window, worried, as she doesn’t even own a thick scarf.

She plans to revive her past profession.

Starting with sewing a piece of clothing to keep warm.