Lin Daiyu was reborn, back when her parents and brothers were still alive...
In this life, she swore to protect her family and never again live as a guest in someone else's home, exposed to every hardship and hardship.
So she hunted down traitors in the household, fought off assassins...
United in purpose, her family lived happily together amid the ups and downs of official life in Jiangnan.
But then, one day in court, she came face to face with Prince Xiping, who had escorted her coffin south in her previous life...
The young man who had once stood beneath the same banner as her on the battlefield was now on the Grand Canal, resting a hand on her coffin. Now, that young man, bright as a star in the mortal world, spoke gently as before: “Miss Lin, wait a little longer and you can go home. Rest easy.”
Daiyu wondered: Master Faxian of Hanshan Temple said that being reborn would turn misfortune into good fortune, and that surviving a great calamity would bring blessings. So why had this saintly young son of the emperor, whose previous life had been so smooth and exalted, come back too?
When she asked him, he answered. But his words were drowned out by the spring breeze and rain...
Only then did Daiyu finally realize: aboard the riverboat, Prince Xiping could actually see her soul!!!
The writing is quite good. It was Lin Daiyu's screams to Jia Min (it was so dramatic) that I was so shocked that I didn't even know what I was reading. The other writings were pretty good. I've read twenty or thirty chapters so far. At least I didn't feel aggrieved.
The writing style is really good, smooth and graceful! Recommend it!
Divine writing. I have read the writing and the plot. I highly recommend it.
Unconventional conception and beautiful writing
Very nice book
It's beautiful, and my wife's writing is also good!