I Am a Peach Blossom Fairy in the Red Mansion

What is this thing written about? It's neither a time traveler nor an aboriginal. It's a combination of a time traveler and an aboriginal, making it a hybrid.

Why does everyone who travels through time or is reborn take good care of Sister Lin? Personally, I don't think there's anything good about Sister Lin.

The protagonist turns into a peach tree to look after the Jia family's home and nursery? Or are you waiting to be burned to death?

It's too wordy, annoying to read, and the settings are vague. Five stars to encourage newcomers.

Please change the name of the book, and don't associate it with the Red Mansion. If the book is not related to Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and other Jinling Twelve Hairpins, don't call it the Red Mansion.

It's so long-winded and the progress is too slow. It would be nice to update more. I'll give you a monthly pass to make it faster.

In the end, he forgave the Jia family, and Baoyu and others returned to Taoyuan. So what's the point of leaving the Jia family? You also said that Baoyu was so good. It really deviated from the original mentality. The writing was contradictory. I don't know what it means.

Ninety percent explanation and ten percent plot

Even if he reported the events of the Little Ice Age to the court, the court would not pay attention to him because he was too young. Or perhaps, the imperial court took this issue seriously and even granted a reward. But this reward will definitely not fall on his head, but it is very likely that it will be given to his cheap friend Jia She. Even relying on the partiality of the old lady of the Jia family, it is very likely that this huge credit will fall on the head of the second room Jia Baoyu. The premise is that you are an ordinary person and you have a golden finger. You must remember it at all times, otherwise there is no use having a golden finger.

The logic doesn't make sense. A monk in the Nascent Soul stage can't defeat three women from the Jia family. Is he sick?