The Crimson Pearl’s Heavenly Secret

The Ashes of Crimson Pearl's Heavenly Secret In the Hall of Ksitigarbha, prayer beads coil around her soul. Lin Daiyu is reborn on a rainy night in Yangzhou, carrying thirty years of blood and tears. Within the body of a six-year-old child lies the soul that once burned her poems and severed her affections. Faded prayer beads on her wrist bear the inscription “All phenomena are empty,” while a white jade bangle left by her late mother conceals secret records of the Lin family's three million taels in salt-tax revenue. This time, she enters the Rong Mansion three years early. Amid Grandmother Jia's tender, tearful gaze, she plants a ledger of the canal transport accounts, then uses carrier pigeons from Prince Beijing's mansion to send word about the Jiangnan salt case, only to see the Soul-Communicating Jade glow red for the first time before an ordinary person. In the Land of Illusion, Fairy Jing Huan's book of fate bursts into flames and crumbles to ash, while the bloodstain in Divine Attendant Shen Ying's palm gradually forms the pattern of twin lotuses. When Daiyu replaces the cold-fragrance pills with poison-filled tangyuan and rewrites the title deed to the Grand View Garden with annotations from the Diamond Sutra, everyone finally realizes: this Crimson Pearl Grass from the banks of the Western Spirit River intends to burn the fate of the golden-and-jade match to ashes this time, and bloom amid the ashes of karma as a thorned udumbara flower. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.