Daiyu's Live Broadcast Room: Today I Burst into Tears with Millions of Computing Power

When the Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass awakens as an AI, the waiter of Shenying transforms into a coder, and a cyber-tearful revenge spanning 300 years is about to take place! Watch how top classical figures use poetry to defeat the giants of capital! See how Daiyu uses "The Song of Burial Flowers" to hack into the group's mastermind! See how Bao Dai and CP reunited and made sweets in the metaverse! See how Xue Baochai's chip ring hides murderous intent! Readers of "Dream of Red Mansions" are often immersed in Cao Xueqin's "Thousands of reds cry, and thousands of beauties share the same sorrow", and acquiesce that Baodai's love is destined to end in tragedy - Daiyu dies after all her tears, and Baoyu escapes into Buddhism. This kind of poignancy is shocking, but it also makes people think: if we break away from the fatalism of the original work, could Daiyu and Baoyu have another ending? "Daiyu Live Room" gave a bold and warm answer. Through the setting of cyberpunk and quantum technology, this novel allows Daiyu's soul to travel into the future and break away from the shackles of feudal ethics. Baoyu (Jia Yucun) also breaks away from the shackles of his family and becomes a programmer who controls his own destiny. Here, their love is no longer a tragic cycle of "returning tears", but a truly equal relationship through the collision of technology and classics. This book lies not only in its innovative "quantum red science" setting, but also in its gentle resistance to classical tragedy. It reminds us: Bao Dai's "unhappy death" was never a result of his character, but an inevitable outcome of the times. In a world that allows free love, their story does not have to end in tears - just as Daiyu finally realizes in the novel: "Returning tears is to reward a close friend, but I will live for laughter for the rest of my life."