Add a touch of romance to the Red Chamber and roam free, wielding power over the achievements of Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han, while rescuing Lin Daiyu from her [unhinged literature] phase.
“Brother, you're making promises again. If I believe you, I'll probably end up heartbroken.”
Wu Ji, a bachelor in his thirties who still couldn't find a girlfriend or a wife, transmigrates into the world of Dream of the Red Chamber.
He becomes Lin Daiyu's distant cousin.
“Keep it in the family.”
Wu Ji decisively beats Jia Baoyu to the punch, rescues Sister Lin from her deep addiction to the toxic [unhinged literature], and wins the beauty's heart.
[Unlocks the Infinite Poetry Talent]!
With unparalleled poetic talent spanning five thousand years of Chinese history, from Qin, Han, Sui, Tang, and the Song dynasties to Ming and Qing, he rides forth into battle in an alternate Red Chamber world where poetry holds the highest status.
He becomes a general and a minister, claims a fief and a royal title, and wields immense power in the Red Chamber.
“Golden scales are not meant to remain in a pond. Once the winds and clouds rise, they become dragons.”
The story begins beneath a fragrant osmanthus tree, where Lin Daiyu clutches her chest like the beauty Xishi and says:
“If Brother is going to act like this, you might as well ignore me outright. That way, I won't seem so unreasonable.”
And so begins the wedding night of Wu Ji, a reckless bachelor transmigrated into this world.
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