(I've dropped this story. Updates whenever I feel like it.)
Chang Yue died.
Then Chang Yue came back to life.
What should you do when you open your eyes and find yourself back in your childhood? Naturally, you should quickly recall how you lived your previous life.
Great. Rich and carefree, absolutely perfect, and easy to recreate. Chang Yue put her mind at ease.
But a few years later, her grandmother sighed. "A letter came from Yangzhou. Your Uncle Lin has passed away too. These are your Lin cousins, Daiyu and Haoyu. They'll be living with us from now on."
Chang Yue looked at the two little children before her, one big and one small. Huh? That never happened in my previous life!
Reader's guide:
1. Chang Yue is a native reborn into her own world and has never read Dream of the Red Chamber.
2. There are original elements, and the timeline has been adjusted a little. I'll try not to portray the original characters negatively, but some canon couples will be broken up, including but not limited to Baoyu and Daiyu.
3. The Jia family will still decline in the end.
4. All the conspiracy theories are made up by the author. First, I bow to Cao Xueqin: bang, bang, bang!
The most surprising thing for me is that Xiangling was basically saved. Xiangling was rescued by the heroine when she was a child and became her maid and then married Mr. Feng. I am really happy not to be with the big-faced baby!
It's not bad. It depicts the heroine's sense of rebirth and vicissitudes of life, and Sister Lin is not out of shape. At the same time, it also highlights Sister Lin's original beautiful character!
It's pretty good, but I can't help it. I'm a Daiyu fan.
This book is very nice.